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"We were unfortunately only there for one night but the property and the staff were delightful and even brought us boxed breakfasts at 3 AM before an early flight out. The property is remarkable with several pools, trails, and views. Worth the price of admission for that alone, but the staff knows what they are doing."

"Such great opportunity to connect with nature; incredible staff. Best coffee ever at their restaurant!"

"Didn't have time to use the pool."

"It was a great stay. Property has both shared rooms and private ones. I had a private one with private bathroom. It was simple but very clean and comfortable. Breakfast was included and the owner offers transport for a minimum fee. Will definitely stay again. "

"Very quaint and well kept b&b"

"This hotel is located in a rural area, is quiet and has nice gardens and small pool. The rooms are spacious, but the lighting is horrible all fluorescent white bulbs, no dimmers… not very cozy or relaxing!"

"The property is well maintained, and rooms and dining room well maintained. The staff generally are excellent with exception of Dining Room- who lack the ability to connect with guests and work a relaxed atmosphere."

"This place could truly be excellent, however they just missed the mark in a few areas. 1) The restaurant food quality was almost good but they used toxic seed oils in everything. 2) We booked the sauna only to find it turned off and no towels for us. We turned it on ourselves, told staff to push our appointment back to the next half hour block. One hour after turning the sauna on it was 46°C inside, we hadn’t broke a sweat & staff came by to ensure we didn’t over stay our time limit. We promptly received a bill, nobody asked about our experience. NOTE: our suite was right beside the sauna and I did not see anyone else enter after us. 3) In our suite all the bathroom racks & hangers were not secured and would fall off & the large soaker tub drain plug leaked so much we had to keep the tap running to maintain water levels. 4) In Costa Rica, the land of cacao they serve toxic Hersey’s chocolates (this one may seem petty but that stuff straight up contains aluminum and that country has organic local chocolate everywhere) "

"Yes it was fresh and lots of options"