Find Golf Resorts & Hotels in Manuel Antonio from $89

"we Loved it, Amazing Hotel, Service, Perfect Location, We will be back!"

"The view was gorgeous and even better than expected. The pool was really lovely and taken care of. Out room was cozy with a great bathroom. We loved the staff. Joseth assisted us with our bags and helped us around as well. We really enjoyed his help and his kindness added to our stay. Even though it is at the top of the hill everything thing feels very close and easy to get to. I would definitely stay again. "

"Wonderful "

"Amazing hotel. Amazing staff. Very accommodating and welcoming. Our first time in C.R. We only spend two nights here because we’re doing 4 hotels throughout the country. When we return, we will most definitely spend at least 4 days. Their poolside happy hour is a great deal. Their free breakfast buffet was one of the best. If you enjoy a delicious spicy salsa, make sure you ask for La Salsa Bimbo on the side. Very spicy and flavorful. I told the waiting staff that if they could get me the recipe, I’d be their frequent customer LOL!"

"The resort was beautiful, quiet and clean, and the staff are very friendly and accommodating. You will see monkeys and sloths. The staff will point them out to you as well. Most of the community does speak English and do take dollars without difficulty. The restaurants on the resort are pricey, we tried Agua Azul close by and it was delicious and reasonable, Emil’s Cafe was also great but also a little more pricey. Taking a taxi to the local restaurants in Manuel Antonio is about $10 each way, into the manual. Antonio Park is $12 each way. We initially use the resort transportation when we arrived to take us from the Quapos airport to the resort which was around $68. I asked the resort multiple times how much transportation would be via taxi and they avoided this question. On the way back, we decided to take a red taxi and it was only $25. The resort was helpful when asking how much to taxi would be to other places, although not to the airport. Adorable tourist shops in the area although very overpriced so do negotiate. We did multiple tours that we booked on our own. I would definitely recommend a guide for the manual Antonio Park. We did a volunteer for a day with Kids Saving the Rainforest and you will see more animals up close. Also loved the Night walk Rainmaker tour and horseback to beautiful waterfalls. Transportation to the Waterfall was $140 and tix $160 for two, but lovely. Bring any meds you might need pharmacy charged $80 for a $20 medication, ouch"