Turrialba is a quaint country town tucked in the mountains of the central valley of the Cartago province. This off the beaten path gem has a rich history of agriculture, transportation, and education. This small town flourished in the early 20th century when the country created the railway system that would connect the port of
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Location: Manuel Antonio – Central Pacific Coast Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, Complimentary Parking, 3-Tier Infinity Pool, Swim-Up Bar, Spa, Tour Desk, Fitness Center, Beauty Salon, Restaurant, Business Center, Transportation to and From Manuel Antonio Beach and National Park, Complimentary Daily Guided Tour of the Nature Reserve, Free Local, and International Calls, Private Concierge. Located in the hills of
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Location: Paseo Colon, San Jose Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, Parking, Restaurant, Gift Shop, Jacuzzi Terrace, Massage Service, Transportation Services, Room Service, Coffee Maker, Hair Dryer, Fully Equipped Silent Mini Bar, Flat Screen Cable TV, Electronic Security Box, Air Conditioning and Ceiling Fans, Robes, High-Quality Cotton Linens. Walking up to the Hotel Grano Oro is like stepping back in
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Location: Manuel Antonio – Central Pacific Coast Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, Free Parking, Concierge Service, Breakfast is Included, Room Service, Mini Fridge, Air Conditioning, Restaurant, Bar, Salt Water Infinity Pool, Swim-up Bar, Spa, Private Beach Area, Golf Cart Service to and From the Biesanz Beach, Pet-Friendly, Non-Smoking Hotel. The tropical rainforest hills of Manuel Antonio vibrate to the
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Location: Vara Blanca, Heredia – Central Valley Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, Parking, Restaurant, Room Service, Bar, Sitting Room, Library, Spa, Game Room, Media Room, and Airport Transfer. Breakfast is included For those looking for a hideaway from the busy beaches in Costa Rica, this mountain retreat is exactly what the doctor ordered. Set up high in the mountains
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Ollie’s Point / Potrero Grande Officially called Potrero Grande, but known locally as Ollie’s Point, this famous surf spot first popped onto the map when it was featured in the surf documentary Endless Summer II. But Ollie’s Point has a lot more going for it, than a mere mention in one the surfing world’s most
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This Gold Coast mini-metropolis is all about great surf, sand, food and nightlife. And while that makes Tamarindo a hotspot for surfers, partiers and bohemians, it doesn’t make bonafide adults shy away, either. Our Langosta and Tamarindo travel guide introduces you to this Costa Rican hotspot for couples, kids, and anyone who loves nature (nesting
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Location: Santa Teresa Amenities: Free WiFi, Air-Conditioning, Security Safe, Ceiling Fans, Hot Water, Hair Dryer, Mini-Fridge, Coffeemaker & Complimentary Coffee, Body Soap & Shampoo, Towels & Tissues, TVs in the Suite & Superior Rooms Book at Tropico Latino on Booking.com Just off the main strip, as you drive into Santa Teresa, you’ll find the welcoming (and
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Location: Tamarindo Amenities: Breakfast Included, Air-Conditioning, Flat-screen TV, WiFi, In-room Safe, Mini-FridgeBook at Tamarindo Bay Boutique Hotel on Booking.com This adult-only, seven-room boutique hotel is modern, contemporary and sophisticated, as well as perfectly located – nestled on top of a hill, just minutes away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Tamarindo. The beautiful saltwater pool and
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Location: Monteverde Amenities: Glass-enclosed showers, hot water, an in-room safe, coffee maker, alarm clock, ceiling fan, reading lamps, hair dryer and laundry bagBook at Monteverde Lodge & Gardens on Booking.com After the beautiful, long, and bumpy ride to the top of the mountain, it’s all worth it when you arrive at the centrally located Monteverde Lodge and
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