This is a wonderful place. The price is reasonable, it is clean, you can walk to the beach and the owner is amazing! You will feel at home. more

I thought that the beds were very small and uncomfortable. The hot water heater did not work properly and it was impossible to take any sort of real shower with no water pressure and no hot water. I am convinced that these glowing reviews of this place are being planted, because I was there and I can clearly tell you... more

Based on the reviews we had read on tripadvisor, we decided to start and end our stay in DR in Tropix Hotel, and we do not regret it! This is the most wonderful little place, located close to everything you need, but still quiet and a great place to relax. The hostess, Deeann, is the best hostess you could ever... more

We just got back from a 7 day stay at the Tropix Hotel which was a great experience! We did not want the overpriced "all-inclusive" resorts. We wanted to truly explore the dominican culture and dine at all the local restaurants and interfere with the locals. This hotel is tucked in it's own private villa. It's located about half a... more

This hotel was one of the worst I have ever stayed in. The rooms were extremely mildewy, the paint was peeling, the shower did not get hot, the beds caused severe backaches. We left after one night when we'd planned to stay for four. It was truly a disaster. Price was not as listed. Ended us costing us $118 for... more

Those reading the Lonely Planet, whose author seems to hate the DR, would likely not bother stopping in the great little town of Sosua and would miss a terrific piece of the Dominican Republic (both Sosua and this Tropix, which is not found in any edition I've read). Tropix Hotel is a welcoming little hotel with very friendly staff (the... more

I've been meaning to write a review for the longest time but alas, life got waaay too hectic. My exceedingly picky boyfriend and I stayed at Tropix Hotel for a week in July 2007. Initially, we were only going to stay for a few days before leaving Sosua/Cabarete to head to the purportedly more romantic beaches of Las Terrenas. After... more

The Tropix Hotel was exactly what I was looking for. I didn't want to be stuck in those resorts with walls like a jail. If you want to actually experience the real Dominican Republic then this is the hotel for you. It's like renting your own little villa in Margaritaville. I liked the fact that the hotel is sort of... more

Highly recommend the Tropix. Deeann is by far the nicest & most helpful owner I’ve ever encountered travelling. We stayed three nights in early June 07, before heading to the Samana peninsula, then returning & spending our final night there. It’s an extremely peaceful place, perfect for relaxing, with lush, tropical grounds and a lovely, clean pool (that looks great... more