Poly_grr
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We stayed 11 nights at Posada Lizard House and had a great experience. Note that this is a "posada nativa", and it is really different of a hotel staying. At Lizard House you'll be more in contact with the culture of the island and will learn how people in the island live, their routines, food preferences, etc. So, it is probable that you'll find some differences in customs you are used to in your city/country. But if you have an opened mind for that, Lizard House will be great for you.||Room: we stayed at the Yellow Lizard, it is a room with double bed, private bathroom, air conditioner, cable TV and a small refrigerator. There is no wi-fi in the room, just at the common area in front of the kitchen. The room was small but very clean, they have room service every day.||Breakfast: it is not included in the price, but there is an employee that prepares if you ask for it. We prepared our own breakfast in the common kitchen. You can use the common kitchen to prepare your own meals, but it is an open kitchen, and I did not feel comfortable in cooking there because I am not used to quantity of bugs that exists in San Andres. ||Location: it is closed to a supermarket, a bakery, and bus stop to the West View (in front of the Posada). Walk 2 blocks and you'll be able to take a bus to San Luis or Rocky Cay. But it is a little bit far away from downtown, specially during the sunny days we got in San Andres (I think that the heat makes distances appear longer!). In downtown you'll find more options of restaurants, bakeries, places to eat, and stores.||Staff: The "staff" really made the difference during our staying. Marcela and Ernesto, the owners of the place, are so proud of living in San Andres and they make everything to show you the beautiful island they live. They want you to know every little place in the island and to taste all the different typical food they have. Always worried about how our days were going during our staying, if we were enjoying, with hints about places to relax at the beach and restaurants to eat. Ernesto also has contacts with tourist agents, so you can ask him if you want to rent a golf cart, do a scuba diving, etc, he books everything for you with no costs (and his hints and places he indicates are amazing, we never got wrong with them). Between a hint and another, we had great talks about the island, economy, history of Colombia, etc. Marcela is also so sweet, she wanted us to taste the lullo juice and crabs that she prepared one night, I never had a such a affective reception in the places I went until now. Due to them, we could learn a lot about the island, a culture with a lot of different things from ours, they certainly enriched our trip!