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Very nice hotel, beautiful views, great swimming pools, huge room... Couple of things that was dissapointing: right in front of our room they were building/ renovating. Got very noisy at times. I emailed the hotel weeks before we arrived to organize a birthday surprise for my husband....i.e. decorate the room, surprise him with small piece of cake in the evening etc. Took a week to reply to my initial email and after couple back and forth i assumed it was sorted. Emailed them again the day before arrival to ensure everything is in order....and no reply. Arrived and there was obviously nothing done. Made me really angry...after I paid a lot of money for this specific hotel and gave them a couple of weeks' notice!?

We stayed in hostel plinio for 2 nights to visit Manuel Antonio national park. The pool and communal areas were nice and it was handy having a kitchen. Breakfast was very good and the staff were helpful! However we think that it is a quite overpriced hostel for what you get as it is fairly basic yet costs similar to more luxury accommodations. Also we would suggest paying in dollars as their exchange rate to colones isn't great.

We stayed one night and liked it very much. A little bit further from the beach that I expected, but bus stop right in front of the hotel (or cab is $4 if you catch one going down) and if you are planning to spend time in Quepos - its will suit you perfect. Very cozy. Pool is actually bigger than in pictures. A bit renovations going next door, but overall was nice and quiet. Hammocks in a balcony is nice touch. We tried dinner and it was good - potato pirogies is a must to try. Very nice and helpful owner. Will stay again.

Had a wonderful stay @ Hotel Villas El Parque. You never know what to expect when booking a hotel on line, but was blown away by the view from our room when we arrived! The hotel is set on a steep hillside with lots of stairs so would not be good for small kids or people having issues with heights. There are many restaurants in walking distance and also a convenience store next door. The prices couldn't be beat!

We had some trouble finding it as it is not on the main strip. I am glad it wasn't as it made it quieter and we could enjoy the views over the village and get a sense of the lives of the people who live there. Alban was very gracious, had excellent language skills and was very welcoming and helpful. It was nice getting the breakfast of fruit and toast delivered to our suite. We enjoyed the kitchen facilities and the bathroom was luxurious. It had excellent air conditioning in the bedrooms and the whole hotel was laid out in a pleasant way. I especially enjoyed the iguana on the roof and the bird song every morning. Manuel Antonio is a tourist trap with only the beach and park as a draw. We enjoyed just relaxing in the suite and resting up after a long flight.

We arrived late in the evening and left at mid-day the next day so were unable to check out lunch or dinner. However good for the national park as we very close to the entrance. The room was spacious had good wi-fi and tv. Only minor problem was not much parking in the grounds but we were able to park in the grounds. If we go back to that area we would definitely use it again.

The hotel is very well located, close enough to Manuel Antonio National Park but also close to restaurants and especially direct access to the beach. The hotel property is divided by the main street, the restaurant and the pool are downstreet, close to the beach. We stayed at one of the deluxe villas and it wasn't well cleaned. Some of the bed linens and pillows had mold and the overall room was dusty, I was expecting more quality for the price. However, they offer a great ocean view, worth the more than 60 stairs to get there. The restaurant food is good but a bit expensive compared to other places in the area (Quepos is quite expensive anyway).

The décor is amazing, unique and beautiful throughout, including unique natural fiber wall paper, decorative rock walls, tile work on floors, stairs and in pool area. Infinity pool was excellent infinity pool with excellent sunsets & fun visitors (toucans, porcupines, monkeys & more). Bar had a nice 2 for 1 happy hour with tasty pina coladas and other drinks. Rooms are lovely; we had an ocean view with an optional shared balcony with our friends in the next room. Did I mention the pool area? We loved the round hanging loungers. Staff was friendly, helpful & funny. Food and drinks were good. Location near Manuel Antonio park is excellent - less than a 15 minute drive. A great way to wind up our trip & spoil ourselves!

Really near from the front door of the natoonal park of Manuel Antonio, like 2 minutes walking. The boys who bring you tothe top pf the hotel are really nice and helpful. Did not like they ask you for the visa for the towels for the beach and swimingpool and if you forget tobring them down you by yourself have to go up and bring them down, there was to much for this expensive hotel. We did not accept this service and the other tours, really expensive in compare for the other parts of Costa Rica. The views from the pool are wonderful and you can relax. Also the view from our room was really nice. The room is nice with a big and confortable bed, fridge, nice bathroom, and nice balcony. We saw some ants in the room during our stay. The breakfast is a little bit small of fruits, thought it would be better for the price of the room, atleast you can have tea and coffee as much as you want and also in the room you will have coffee.

My fiancee and I spent two nights at Hotel Serenity while on vacation in Costa Rica. While nothing fancy, it was a comfortable place to stay and a good value given that it was busy season. The hotel is conveniently located in the center of Quepos within walking distance of some great restaurants, the intercity bus station, the Marina Pez Vela, and the town's riverside park. It was a 15-20 minute drive to Espadilla Beach and Manuel Antonio National Park, and even though it was busy season, we were able to find free street parking right out front of the hotel. The room was clean, with working A/C and a decently comfortable bed, and the free breakfast was tasty and satisfying, consisting of toast with butter and jam, two eggs (fried or scrambled), gallo pinto (Costa Rican rice & beans), coffee/tea, cereal, fruit, and fresh-squeezed fruit juice. The staff were all friendly and attentive to our requests, and we really enjoyed swimming in the small pool they have on site.

We found it a hard decision when viewing hotels and this villa. We had 5 previous hotels before here during our Costa Rica road trip, so we decided to go for a villa mainly privacy and our own pool. The villa is lovely, easy to find on Sat Nav as well. When checking in the lady was so helpful and gave us loads of information for around the area. The villa was immaculate had towels etc for all your needs while there. The only disappointment was that the pool is small and underneath and not as it looks on the website, there isn't great spots for sun bathing due to the forest surrounding the estate only either side of the balcony around the villa. It is very steep to drive up too and can getting slippy during rainy times but it's only a few minutes walk into the town and we highly recommend the restaurants at the harbour. We weren't too impressed seeing the cleaners sitting on the steps by the pool and throwing food into the hedging, I understand everyone needs a rest but when guests return it shouldn't be seen considering when you spend $600 for 3 nights. We did enjoy our stay and i have already recommended Manuel Antonio estates for villas. My only suggestion would be to consider what you want out of your stay in this location before booking. Also the spa was fab too we enjoyed a couples massage which was a great end to our trip.

By far one of the best hotels I’ve been to! The hotel is entirely charming and bohemian- it looks like a fairy tale. My partner and I LOVED Carlos!!!! He was funny, sarcastic, kind and so attentive!! The property sits far enough back from the road that all you hear is nature. It’s perfectly located away from quepos and Manuel Antonio. And we will always remember the breakfast. I’ve never had such delicious fruit- bananas, papaya, watermelon, pineapple, orange juice and eggs with toast plus coffee. I’d go back in a heartbeat and highly recommend!!