Holiday rentals in Chupacallos

The place was clean. Gave us water bottles of water. The neighborhood is loud but it didn’t affect me because I was too tired. Great location to catch the ferry and plane to Culerbra. It was perfect for what I was doing I did have trouble finding it because GPS Siri and google maps takes you in the opposite direction

Puerto Rico PERFECTION! We spent 5 blissful weeks with the most amazing view we have ever seen! Nestled between the mountains and the sea with rainbows, coqui frogs, tropical fruit trees and CHICKENS! Close to everything, but a quiet, private paradise. Well appointed and supplied with anything and everything we wanted or needed. Lynne and Omar are SO MUCH FUN! The fenced in yard was ideal for our fur baby. The house was spacious, airy and oh so comfortable. Sunrise coffee on the upper terrace was our favorite part of the day. Centrally located and the perfect home base for exploring all the beaches, mountains and parks. Fantastic gym just a few minutes away and the adorable town of Ceiba was friendly and full of great restaurants and bars. Close to Fajardo, Luquillo, Naguabo and El Yunqu. We couldn’t have asked for anything better.

This place was exactly as pictured—clean, cozy, and full of charm! I especially loved the outdoor shower (yes, the water does get hot!)—such a refreshing way to start and end the day. Falling asleep to the sounds of nature was incredibly relaxing, and the rooftop balcony was a perfect spot to unwind and take it all in. The only thing I wish had been available was a booklet with local eateries and things to do—it would’ve been nice to have some recommendations on hand. Still, I had a wonderful stay and would absolutely book again! oh for breakfast go to Doña Café best breakfast 😋

Very clean, easy to find and cute room for the night. Calm peaceful area

My family really loved this place it was very peaceful .You can hear the coqui and roasters .There was a friendly dog that like to come around wich we brought dog food for. My grand daughters loved the pool that was a plus.We met the owner he was very nice.All the beds need a update they are hard and the pillows were very flat.But other than that i would love to stay there again.This house is for people that love nature and the the beautiful coqui and roaster singing everyday.Also the grill was good too and when you want to chill just go relax on the hamaca. Get ready to injoy beautiful PR and its nature.

Rachel is a wonderful host who went above and beyond! We enjoyed the outdoor living space and the sound of doves and other critters at dawn and dusk. Eating at La Cueva del Mar has been a highlight of our trip.

Stays such as Beverly's Casa Marshall are rare. Hosts as kind and sweet as Beverly are even rarer! It was a privilege to stay in the home with my partner, kitty, and me in an environment as lush and loved as Casa Marshall. Casa Marshall is a cozy, rustic home with old bones hand-built by Beverly over 30 years ago. The A/C in the space worked wonders. Despite how much people complain about the WiFi throughout the island of PR, we never had a single problem with it during our stay while we worked. We could still have work meetings, send large files, and stream movies during two storms that passed through. The kitchen has treats, coffee, spices, cookware, and utensils. Plus, Beverly washed and folded our laundry and linens!! There is one thing to note. This BnB is about a steep 5-minute drive going uphill from the freeway. So be sure to drive slowly and with care. To the next guest, please treat her home with the care it deserves because we want to stay as often as possible! 😭🥹

The apartment was very clean and organized, we had no issues whatsoever with any of the amenities; Like many showers in Puerto Rico, the water isn’t very hot, but is comfortable enough to shower. There were plenty of clean dry towels for the stay, plenty enough for 2 people who are staying here. The bedroom is around a bending hallway and is the only room with the A/C, so getting cool air to the far parts of the house can be challenging, the only thing I would recommend for the host is to get a small fan that can blow cold air from the hallway into the main part of the house. The sleeping situation is perfectly fine as long as you don’t mind a little bit of jungle and highway noise which gets easily drowned out if you’re a heavy sleeper; if you’re a light sleeper consider earplugs and a face mask if you don’t like the sun in your room in the morning. Other than those considerations the place is super comfy and perfect for whatever you are staying for.