Hacienda Tres Casitas

I chose Hacienda Tres Casitas because I was craving a secluded, nature-immersed retreat — a place to relax, unplug, and soak in the sights, sun, and sounds of a tranquil environment. The idea of a treehouse- or bungalow-style stay, tucked away from the chaos of city life, was exactly what I was looking for. Upon arrival, the self-check-in process was smooth and well-communicated. I received clear and helpful texts the afternoon of my stay with all the necessary details. I stayed in Casita #2, which was spacious, clean, and thoughtfully decorated. While it felt more like a cozy cabin than a treehouse, I appreciated the comforts (especially the indoor bathroom and shower, a mini-fridge with freezer, and even a TV in the second bedroom). The front porch is a nice spot to sit our and enjoy the natural surroundings. The breakfast was also simple but a nice touch. A few things detracted from the experience. Most notably, while the porch offered beautiful outdoor views, all of the casita’s windows were boarded or bolted shut, so there was no way to see outside from indoors. This may be intentional for privacy or weather protection, but it significantly limited the “bring the outdoors in” feeling I had hoped for. The lack of natural light made the space feel dim with only lamps to illuminate the interior. Sadly, peace and quiet (the main reason I made the 3-hour drive from San Juan) were hard to come by. Around 8:00 AM, I was woken by the sound of car doors slamming, dishes clattering, and breakfast being prepared right outside my room. I could also clearly hear the guests above me using the shower and bathroom — the plumbing was so loud it sounded as if water might start dripping through the ceiling. Then, at 8:30 AM, a loud weed whacker started up and ran nonstop (and was still going when I checked out at 11:30). It completely shattered the peaceful morning I had envisioned. When I made my way to breakfast, other guests had music playing from their phones and were taking calls, while the yard maintenance continued nearby (far from the serene setting I had anticipated). I left earlier than planned, disappointed I couldn’t sleep in a bit longer nor enjoy the space as fully as I’d hoped. Lastly, there was no shower curtain in the bathroom. There was a shower rod but no shower curtain so after my shower the bathroom floor was soaked. The shower head does not move/adjust so it was a bit difficult to navigate for someone who is tall. The pillows had a strong, damp, musty smell and seemed to have been treated/cleaned with a chemical that irritated my skin. I had to wrap them in my clothes just to use them comfortably. Overall, the space is beautiful, the concept is thoughtful, and the casita itself was well-maintained and comfortable in many ways. But if the goal is to offer guests a peaceful, restorative getaway, I would strongly recommend the following: Schedule outdoor maintenance for after check-out hours to preserve the tranquil atmosphere. Add basic hospitality items like bottled water, tea, and some light snacks, especially since this is such a remote location. Guests may not want to drive back out once they've arrived. Consider allowing natural light and views by adding screens and opening up at least some of the windows.

We stayed at the Hacienda Tres Casitas for an entire week and had a truly enjoyable time. The staff were incredibly friendly, the breakfast was delicious, and the property was well-maintained. Most importantly, the western part of Puerto Rico has so much to offer and is refreshingly free from crowds of tourists. However, we have to deduct one star for the room. While it was very clean, it lacked a few basic amenities. We would have appreciated having glasses and a knife to better enjoy fruits, champagne, or water for the kids without relying on plastic alternatives. Additionally, our room on the first floor, located right next to the breakfast area, could get quite noisy at times. The room itself also felt a bit dated. A quick tip for future visitors: It’s best to rent an SUV or a proper off-road vehicle when traveling in Puerto Rico. We had a sedan and scraped the underside several times—not just on the Hacienda’s grounds but also at other locations around the island.

My partner and I just returned from a baby moon (trip expectant couples take before baby arrives). We are so happy we chose to stay at Hacienda Tres Casitas in Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico! It was really important to me to find a place that was locally owned and managed in Puerto Rico, and I was so excited to have found this beautiful place on Expedia. We drove 3 hours from San Juan to Cabo Rojo to stay here and it was so worth it. We were surrounded by beauty, peace and nature, coquis lulled us to sleep every evening while the birds woke us up in the morning with their song. Breakfast was included with our stay, we enjoyed delicious locally sourced breakfast options, fresh fruits, juices, cafectio, and tea. The service and attention was always amazing. Our room was like a tree house, we stayed at Casita #3, we had to climb a some steps to reach the house. Keep accessibility in mind with this! I was 6 months pregnant, so it wasn't too bad to get up there. There was also an alternate route to get up there using a hill. We had towels, shampoo, conditioner, bath wash all on site. The room was beautiful and gave a campo/caribbean countryside vibe. We had a jacuzzi which we really enjoyed. The pool was down the hill, we enjoyed swimming in it and it was always clean. The location was great, there were plenty of beautiful beaches we really enjoyed visiting including Playa Buye, which was busier and La Playita, which was less packed but still public! We also enjoyed eating at local restaurants nearby, the best pizza was from Papa's Pizza! There were also supermarkets and a Walgreens nearby. I believe there are a total of five houses on the property, with two being inhabited by the owner and her parents who live on site. We met the owners parents and got to speak with the father who was amazing and so boricua! We absolutely loved our stay and will definitely come back to support this amazing hacienda and family. Muchas gracias y exitos!

I do not recommend this lovely place for solo visitors. Given the emphasis that it's family owned (which I love!) I had expectations of a certain warmth and welcoming that did not happen during my two nights there. Technically, the owner did everything right: She was nice, competent, polite, responsive. That's perfect for most people. ||I was disappointed and surprised by the lack of social graces that are traditional for an attentive host, the small interactions that can make a stay feel special. For example, the first morning, when we were one on one, with no other guests present, I was not asked how my visit was going, how I slept, if I needed anything. In fact, I was not asked a single question about me, my trip, where I was from or anything whatsoever! ||That is unusual at a place like this. Typically a host initiates some type of conversation - which I enjoy, appreciate and welcome. When I took the initiative and asked questions, I received short, polite answers. Perhaps something was happening in her life that distracted her. People's skillsets vary at different times. ||These are things I am more attuned to as a solo traveler and perhaps you would not notice at all. (By the way I've traveled solo to many countries through the years and love it, so it's not like I am new to it!)||Grounds are gorgeous and I am sure the upkeep is enormous so I imagine the owner is very busy. The rooms are beautiful and magical environment for sure. The homemade breakfast is delicious and made with care. Thank you!||Note that the windows are latched shut with no screens (which was find because it made for great sleep), the wifi was spotty and calls dropped. None of those things bothered me at all! There was no hot water for the first night's shower and the next morning just a quick few seconds here or there. The rooms are gorgeously decorated, very classy and elegant and spacious and tidy. Topnotch!||The environment is peaceful and serene and gorgeous. It is a magical space for sure. My hope is that when she reads this, the owner will, in the future, be more attuned to the next solo person to come through.

Simply put a restful stay. Outstanding service and amazing, fresh food. 5 star staff from front desk to dining to housekeeping. ||Food was well Prepared and plentiful. The variety is amazing. Lots of choices for those who are not meat eaters and delicious and fresh seafood|Dishes. ||The room was super clean, spacious and well appointed. ||Can’t wait to return.

It's understated, the pictures don't do justice. The place is breathtaking! Pretty much impeccable. The people running it clearly have an eye for detail and we loved staying here! It's a mini resort. Romantic setting. Coqui sing you to sleep. Service is amazing. It's extremely peaceful

Beautiful retreat in the hills near Cabo Rojo. We stayed one night in the two-bedroom suite. It was very quiet and tranquil - aside from the coquis and other forest noises at night. There were a variety of menu choices for breakfast. The pool was cute and most importantly warm (this was August), and there was an outdoor shower near the pool.

Extremely nice place for a hideaway. Quiet, in the jungle, very well maintained, beautiful beaches nearby. You need a car to get there and around. We did a few scuba dives at Parguerra. See reviews there, beautiful! You can do hikes, watch birds, or just relax. Perfect spot to wind down. Wonderful staff! Highly recommended.