Find Manuel Antonio National Park Bed And Breakfast

"Amazing property. Beautiful views. Family friendly. Guest services, housekeeping, reception, and restaurant staff were all wonderful. Thank you. "

"Great view "

"Wonderful view "

"Please do not pass up getting to stay here. Words can describe how they make you feal. Please ask to be paired with concierge Gary. He will make sure you experience the country. The views, food, staff, vibes, comfortable, clean, there were 0 negatives for us to stay here and hope we are blessed enough to go back "

"I had a great experience. The hotel staff was awesome, and I enjoyed the food and pool."

"It was a great experience "

"Precioso hotel! Excelente servicio y atención! Las instalaciones en perfecto estado. Muchas gracias!"

"The staff was wonderful "

"If you want to stay at the best villa with a gorgeous beach view, this is the best private house in Manuel Antonio. The sunset from the upper and lower deck had an amazing view of the sunset and rain forest. It is a short walk to the beach (10 mins) and to Manuel Antonio National Park (45 mins). All the popular restaurants were within a 15 min drive and 3 small super markets were nearby. If you prefer to walk, a half dozen restaurants were within a 30 min radius. All rooms, to include the living area, had cold A/C and good water pressure. Beach towels were included and maid service is available to wash your clothes. The only complaint we had was parking at the villa. It is a bit steep but you will get used to it after a few tries. If you are into the wildlife, Monkeys and colorful birds were at our deck each day. One day we had over 20 Monkeys. It is suggested not to feed the monkeys so make sure you don’t have fruit laying around or they will steal it from your bag or hand. Parasailing and surf lesson are only a few minutes when you enter the beach. We paid 60 per person for a 30 min parasailing ride. Waves can be large but we didn’t experience any dangerous rip tides but everyone still needs to be vigilant as people drown from rip tides in Costa Rica every year. "