Last time we were in Utila, we were directed to the Jade Seahorse by our dive master, who said "For beautifulness, it can't be beat." We walked in, and our jaws dropped in wonder. The best way to describe this place is a cross between a mosaic tile work museum made from recycled stuff and the Swiss Family Robinson's tree... More

I visited Utila for the second time recently and after a pleasant and peaceful stay at the Jade Seahorse in 2010, I stayed again. The grounds are beautiful, artistic and uncommon something truly fascinating to see. Cabins were kept clean and were nicely decorated. There's a cool bar up in the trees however never poised a problem or anything with... More

Jade seahorse is an amazing, fascinating oasis where you can dream or just admire an artists dream that became a reality - his hotel and magical garden. I've been coming to Utila every year for the past nine years and always stay at one of the Jade Seahorse' magical cabins. This time we also listened to impromptu cello and guitar... More

Don't get me wrong, the Jade Seahorse is gorgeous! However, it is a place you visit and take pictures, not a place to stay. And don't worry, visitors are welcome at all hours of the night, so feel free to stop in and snap some photos. As there is no security random guests are encouraged to loiter outside of your... More

One of my favorite spots in all of Honduras is the Jade Seahorse; once you walk through the gates into a magical Fantasea garden (yes, this is how you spell Fantasea in Utila) you know you're in for a treat. I can't wait to go back and sit at the Tree Tanic Bar and see the new creations in the... More

It is the most amazing place to visit during the day as it is a work of art BUT: 1. During the night you have a Bar in the middle of the cabins, therefore people get drunk and scream, vomit or whatever you can imagine on your same door. There is no control from the hotel so people dont go... More

I am SO glad we stumbled upon The Jade Seahorse during our stay in Honduras. We arrived around 9am, and there wasn't any one at the service desk yet, so we took it upon ourselves to take a look around. The moment I stepped back into this mosaic wonderland I couldn't help but let out a, "Oh my goodness"...it was... More

I had heard about the Jade Seahorse, and the first time we visited was at night, but before the clubbing crowd had arrived...it was serene, tranquil...magical! with lovely night breeze through the upper walkways and jungle canopy. We were a bit surprised that no one on staff was around to greet us - but we wandered around on our own... More

I loved the Jade Seahorse. It is by far the most unique hotel I have ever seen. The grounds are a tourist attraction in themselves. The treetop bar was fun and lively. The rooms are interesting and quirky. Our room was cool, bright, and comfortable. My one complaint here would be that the bathroom was very dark. Overall, I would... More