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Our top choices for Central Pacific Coast cottages

Blue Banyan Inn

Naranjito

Rajagopalan

HK$1,435 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Jun - 24 Jun

Pura Natura Lodge Arroyo

San Lorenzo

"The house was unexpectedly nice. We thoroughly enjoyed the cool (unheated) but not cold, jacuzzi pool after a long hot day in Manuel Antonio park. This is a nice place, but they really, really, need to let folks know that this place is very remote and the road is very bad. Great if you want to bring everything and just stay there, but it is a 45 minute drive on bad, unlit roads to come or go from the lodge. We could see several places where the hillside had given way into the road and one...

Kenneth

HK$755 total

includes taxes & fees

24 Jun - 25 Jun

Bosque del Río Lodging

Monteverde

HK$1,550 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Jun - 24 Jun

House with beautiful mountain views, tranquility and comfort close to everything.

Provincia de Puntarenas

HK$756 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Jun - 24 Jun

Miramar Cottage - Nestled in the Cloud Forest

Monteverde Provincia de Puntarenas

Jeremy G.

HK$3,926 total

includes taxes & fees

25 Jun - 26 Jun

Serene Hills Arenal

Monterrey

Natallia

HK$3,347 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Jul - 10 Jul

Casa Curime AC/WIFI/35 minutes from the beach.

Nicoya

Jennifer D.

HK$827 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Jun - 24 Jun

Casa Mercedes - con piscina privada y Aire Acondicionado

San Pablo de Turrubares

Roy F.

HK$1,342 total

includes taxes & fees

24 Jun - 25 Jun

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Top Central Pacific Coast Hotel Reviews

The Falls by Lalibela

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful place, got to see monkeys at the hotel. Great breakfast options. Would recommend."

Gaia Hotel And Reserve - Adults Only

8/10 Good

"The views from the restaurant are stunning. We split our trip between the beach and volcano so we had a 4 night stay at Gaia for the beach and a 4 night stay at Nayara Springs. Check in at the hotel was easy. You park or get dropped off at the security area (also where the gym is) and then a golf cart takes you up to the main building where the reception area is and the restaurant. The spa is downstairs and the reception/restaurant are upstairs. Unfortunately the Sky Lounge was closed during our stay. We received a refreshing non-alcoholic welcome drink. Everything about our stay was explained to us. We booked the Suite. Our room was large and nice but the description said ocean view and there was definitely not an ocean view so that was a bit of a disappointment. If you like seclusion and very little interaction with others, you would probably love this hotel. There was not a common area to have a drink and watch the World Cup. The grounds are large but mostly jungle and the hotel seems very small. The pools were also pretty small, we usually swim in pools and decided to swim at the beach instead. I didn’t see anyone in the pools during our stay. There is a swim up bar. The beach is not in walking distance. For the beach, you have to let your concierge know. Beach shuttles leave on the hour and return 15 minutes after the hour. The beach was wonderful and clean. Warm water and great waves. It’s $10 for chairs for the day. The concierge was very helpful throughout our stay."

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