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"Amazing 10/10"

"Waitstaff at restaurant and beach bar were amazing! Very attentive, friendly conversations, missed nothing in terms of service, remembered names and room numbers after first meet. Housekeeping was okay but left the same dirty cups in my room for 4 days. Front desk at check in was good and informative; check out was rude. Nice that the hotel helped with some excursion and shuttle planning. Great private beach access and saw howler monkeys on the path down (twice)! Pool was lovely. Included dinner was amazing - 3 courses each night with a great variety. Good time overall. "

"Excelente servicio"

"Great spot and great staff!"

"Loved it. Great food."

"I stayed in Tamarindo. This hotel is in the center of town and is a nice hotel. It’s a small hotel 24 rooms or so. Pool in the middle of rooms. Everything went smoothly and staff is great. My room only had single AC unit for the room and the room gets hot even with the AC running all the time. And I was the last unit on the top row of rooms and WiFi connection was barely in range some of the time . Other than those 2 issues. It was a great property and clean. Close to the beach, supermarket, souvenirs and coffee shops. "

"We had our own private oasis. It was nice after a red eye flight to have a quiet calm intimate place to relax. Virginia and her dog made our entire time so special. The minor note was the rooms were hot. The AC had a hard time keeping up with the hot heat. Drinks were good! Food was good. Views were amazing."

"Five -Star all the way - especially the service. Jackie-the-Critic gives it a 5-Star Thumbs up."

"Beautiful water feature / pool, the casitas are modern, clean and comfortable overall, and there’s an open shared dining area. That said, for the price, the property needs some work. We were told that we couldn’t use the open kitchen area at all (even to microwave our own food for a minute) because “it won’t be fair to other guests,” even though it wasn’t being used at all in the evening. Oddly, our upgraded “Garden View” didn’t have a garden view at all; there was essentially a bush in front of it, next to a fence and a house, where presumably the owners lived. And, most importantly, the bathroom in our casita didn’t have a door, just a curtain, creating a lack of privacy for guests. Lastly, the property was clearly subdivided to maximize income for the owners, but there isn’t much space or privacy between the casitas. And a pile of rocks at the front of the property when we walked in suggested an active construction site, rather than a place to rest and recover."