Mizata by Antiresort

I love everything about this property. From the moment we walked in until we left. Service was excellent, ambiance, drinks and food was amazing. I wish i could have stayed longer.

Title: Extremely Disappointing Stay at Mizata – Not as Advertised I booked our stay at Mizata a month in advance, excited about the beautiful accommodations shown in the ads. Unfortunately, the room we were provided was nothing like what was advertised. The room was infested with an overwhelming number of bugs. They were everywhere—on the ceiling, in the bed, and even on the pillows. It was impossible to sleep comfortably, especially since my boyfriend doesn’t handle insects well. When I reported the issue, the only solution offered was a can of Off, which did little to address the problem as the bugs were biting and flying around incessantly. Although the resort did try to accommodate us by moving us to a different room for one of the four nights we stayed, which was significantly better and bug-free, this hardly made up for the discomfort we experienced. The initial room appeared to be an “overflow/employee” room, not even attached to the main part of the resort. It lacked basic security as the balcony door wouldn’t lock or close properly, leaving us feeling unsafe, especially with no security presence on that side of the property. Additionally, the A/C barely worked in the main room, making the stay even more uncomfortable. During a severe storm on our final night, the pathways flooded with minimal lighting, unlike the well-maintained, raised, and lit pathways in the main resort area. This further highlighted how neglected and substandard our room was compared to what was

Eh. We did an impromptu trip and decided to stay here for a couple of nights. We left one night early and forfeited the wildly overpriced $250 for the night. The hotel has lots of potential but they don’t know their identity and brand yet. The pictures lead one to believe it’s this zen type of place. We wanted to have some drinks at the pool, read, and relax. The morning had this vibe. By about 2pm the music started blaring this horrendous Mexican music that you would expect in a bad club in Central America but not by a pool. My wife and I left the pool bc it was so bad. We met 6 other tourists that did the same. These are all people that paid money to stay at the hotel but the place is overrun with people buying day passes. Then there is the room. We ended up getting this “suite” but it was anything but. It had bunk beds, was removed from the hotel, had one electrical outlet, no nightstands, and was just a mattress pressed up against a wall. Considering this is one of the most expensive hotels on the country, and the fact that they are trying to be a high end hotel, you wouldn’t expect them to be renting a converted hostel room to guests especially at $250/night. Both pools were absolutely disgusting with murky water. Nothing to do after the sun goes down either. Definitely no need to come back as there are so many better places in Central America. I will say that the staff bringing food and the omakase were wonderful.

Mizata Resort was absolutely beautiful. You cannot beat those views! Food and drinks were also very very good. I would come back again

The property was beautiful and the staff were amazing. The only thing I disliked were the rooms did not have television and it was about 2 hours from San Salvador

Absolutely gorgeous hotel. The beachfront treehouse is so worth the splurge. The views were outstanding all around - was able to see both sunrise and sunset from my balcony. Customer service all around was great. Food and drinks (alcoholic and non) were delicious. Would highly recommend staying here during your El Salvador trip!