Los Portones De Ataco Y Cafe La Estancia

Really a pleasure in los portones de ataco, julio was an amazing host who gave us a great coffee tour from the coffee fields to the processing facilities and then the end product, delicious craftsman coffee. his coffee brewery presentation allowed us to taste the different brews and then made me feel like a coffee expert. my family of 6 could stay comfortable for 5 days: enjoy the pointed Salvadorian breakfast, the beautiful little town ataco, fresh air and the mountain chain as our scenery. the rooms were spacious, comfortable, clean and the common area was a great place to hang out and enjoy some coffee or eat them in the house. they can choose to stay in the city or go on adventure, how to wander on the santa ana volcano, ziplining in apaneca, jet skis on a lake, atw ride, coffee tours, visit old maya ruin, relax on the beach, etc. they delivered the entire transport together with a guide, so everything went smoothly as possible. the personal had always a smile on the faces and was very helpful when we demanded something. definitiw a jewel, next time I go back during her festival time when the city is more alive. can't wait!

The host was amazing, made our breakfast when ever we wanted it. Very calm, few rooms. Nice shower.

Friendly and caring staff with comfortable rooms and common area. There are beautiful arts on the wall that you wish to stay longer just to keep looking at them

In A Nutshell: -This small, two-level cafe has great views of Ataco and very good coffee. -My wife and I stopped by during a recent trip of this town and were seeking a caffeine boost. -Luckily we found this cafe and we sat upstairs with features an open patio. -It's a nice place to relax a bit to enjoy the sights and sounds of Ataco. -Order the iced expresso and frozen cappuchino. Overall, the staff is very nice and you should explore the entire building because it has some cool bohemian designs.

A perfect hotel if you're traveling by yourself or with a significant other that wants a no fuzz no frills stay, with a kid it can be more difficult. Some of the appliances do need an update. The owner seemed a bit more serious than the actual staff whom were very very friendly and willing to give recommendations. (do try pupuseria el paraíso, the best we had while in El Salvador)