Hotels with free wifi in Eastern Nicaragua, Mexico and Central America

"lots of unhidden fees. Just because I booked through hotels.com doesn't mean I should not know about all the cost.I paid for 2 rooms on hotels.com. i thought it included breakfast(it did not) I was later told that when you book from a 3rd party the only thing you are paying for is the room!whats the difference? I also thought it included the boat ride from the airport to the Island. Yema reefs Van picked us up and drove us to the boat provided by Yema(it did not)! I didn't see this in any contract that i signed. I paid $540 at the end of my stay when i checked out. Keep in mind Thats when I found out that the boat ride was not included. Thank God I had just got paid. Im not a wealthy person by no means.We also ate lot at the restaurant on site. It was very expensive especially for all 6 of us. One day i saw a couple with a pizza. It was not on the menu i been given each time. So I went to the restaurant and asked about pizza. And sure enough there was a different menu with pizza choices. It was cheaper than the main menu. Why did i have to ask for it? I think they wanted me to pay the most just to eat. It was another food option. It was about a 20-30 minute walk to the nearby village. You can purchase food at a much lower price. I had an elder person with me and that wasn't the best option to walk or i could take a water taxi which was $20 round trip per person×6($120). So it was cheaper for me to eat at the resort. This was my experience. I left with -$800. My fault i gu"

"Magical place, giving the full jungle experience. "

"We expected much more from this place, but of the five lodges we visited, this was the worst. Regarding the accommodation, we realized that the door could be opened with just a slight push, without even turning the handle, meaning anyone could enter the room even when the handle was locked. Furthermore, there was no water pressure for the shower, and the water had to be heated by a small heater built into the showerhead, but this gadget clearly didn't allow for temperature control; the water was either freezing cold or scalding hot. The room contained only two beds and a bedside table; there was no desk or table with a chair to set up a laptop and edit photos at the end of the day. As for activities, the only real draw of this place is birdwatching or photography, as there's nothing else to do in the area. We would have expected all the perches to be stocked with fruit and the hummingbird feeders to be full, but only one of the many perches had food, and the hummingbird feeders were all empty and were never refilled during our visit. They seemed more interested in selling us expensive paid tours: king vultures $75/person, macro with snakes and frogs $50/person, hummingbirds $65/person, small birds $30/person, bats $65/person. There are trails on the property, but they are not suitable for regular hiking boots and are extremely muddy; rubber boots are absolutely necessary. Considering the price of the overnight stays, we would have expected a little more from this place."