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"Beautiful place to stay"

"Nice, modern hotel, close to the airport. We chose it to end our 10-day vacation in Costa Rica because we had an early flight the next morning. We were not disappointed. Good shuttle service, nice restaurant."

"The hotel is very clean and the pool area and gardens are immaculate, food was quite good and priced reasonably. The hotel bathroom's while clean does look alittle dated , and the friendliness of the staff was mixed.....natalie was exceptional in the main restaurant and many of the service staff were friendly and helpful......however a few were not , and seemed actively disrespectful. So overall i have mixed feelings about this hotel "

"A/C broke down and they was very helpful finding us another room..the staff here are very friendly and helpful.."

"Great"

"Room was clean and spacious. Staff was friendly. Buffet was average, nothing special "

"Clean room, staff excellent Cut some of the trees "

"Was good!"

"The Costa Rica Marriott Hotel Hacienda Belén is the place to be if you need to stay in San José for one or two days. First of all, the building itself is stunning, and the surrounding gardens are beautifully maintained. It feels like a peaceful oasis and offers a striking contrast to the rest of San José, while still being conveniently close to the airport. The rooms are slightly noisy, but the staff more than make up for it—they are exceptionally friendly, attentive, and service-oriented. The gym is excellent. We were hoping to play pickleball, but unfortunately there was no net available. The swimming pools are a very welcome addition and add to the relaxed, resort-like atmosphere. For lunch and dinner, the restaurants La Castilla, La Isabela, and Bar 10 are all highly recommended. For breakfast, I would skip the relatively expensive buffet and instead go to Casa del Café, where you can enjoy a delicious à la carte breakfast along with excellent coffee and pastries. In terms of price, it was comparable to an airport hotel, but the experience felt much more like a mini vacation."