Chaco Hotels

"The hotel it's clean. The staff is welcoming, helpful, and very friendly. The location is not adequate, I didn't like it because the area looked dangerous and dirty, but it wasn't that bad. The hotel is near to the beach, you have to walk for about 5 minutes to get in. I recommend the hotel, you get what you piad for, just arrived with your own car, because there is not transportation near to the hotel. Extra points for the A/C."

"We had a wonderful stay at Soleil Bungalows in Los Órganos, Piura. The hotel is peaceful and quiet — the perfect place to relax. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well maintained. What truly made our stay special was the staff: hardworking, attentive, sincere, and genuinely kind. We felt very comfortable and safe throughout our stay. We also loved that food is available on-site. Our breakfasts were included and more than sufficient — fresh, tasty, and filling. They also offer a variety of dishes such as pizza, ravioli, and shrimp, so you definitely won’t go hungry. If you’re looking to escape the busy tourist crowds and experience the authentic ocean vibe of a small fishing town, this is the perfect place. It may not have the polished tourist glamour, but it has its own unique charm that makes it truly special. Highly recommended for a calm and authentic getaway!"

"Perfect area near the beach access to port where you can swim with turtles "

"The house was like a dream. It was something out of a magazine. The people responsible for helping take care of it were responsive to our needs, & very friendly. It was more spacious than we needed, but it was beautifully furnished and very comfortable. After asking them to heat up the Jacuzzi, it was a great temperature, probably about 103F. The beds were comfortable, I loved the large windows everywhere and the breeze coming through the house, the steam room worked great. The movie theater and Nintendo switch were fun, & the lady helped us find a good massage therapist, and the waves were great. Unfortunately, due to recent construction there were some rebar on the beach and although I cleaned up a lot of it, I could not remove other parts of it connected to broken concrete slabs so we had to avoid swimming in that location. I imagine it's a temporary issue that hopefully will be gone soon. It was a fairly good beach although there were some rocks and pebbles in certain locations while swimming so it's not 100% sand. If you hike about 2 miles south there is a pier and some local beach restaurants and on the pier you can swim with wild large sea turtles and they provide Life Vests there & help you. Although there's another location in Los Organos also that was probably nicer that the House representative helped us find. The chef cooked amazing and made it truly restful. She was very friendly also. The main negative was their solar water heater that heat up water for the showers and the tubs did not provide hot water, it was just barely warm so we could not enjoy a hot tub bath although they did try to fix it so we appreciate their intent The solar panels were covered with a thick layer of dust, and I believe that limited their ability to heat up the water. The gym in the garage was simple but it was nice they had a mat. All in all, we would definitely stay there again. It looks like others are trying to build beach places there. The area is not fully developed, but if you're looking for a restful place away from the crowds at Moncora, this is a good spot. Ideally you'd have a car rental as you can't just walk out and get a taxi, but the house rep connected us to taxis that brought us to swim with the turtles. Thanks for the great stay!"

"We have stayed at numerous places in Peru’s northern beaches. This property was the best by far, exceeding our expectations. The owner and house manager were very accommodating. We give a special shout out to Lucila, she is the perfect compliment to our wonderful experience here. We will be back in the near future. It is by far the best beach I have seen in 6 years traveling in Peru. The house is magnificent. "