We stayed for 3 nights in this hotel at the beginning and end of the tour. I had looked at the reviews on trip advisor and they weren't very favourable but we were pleasantly surprised when we stayed there. The hotel is in a quiet location but is within walking distance of the main sights in San Jose and some... More

Adequate would describe our room at the Fleur de Lys. The room had not been updated and was a little depressing. The window looked out onto a brick wall. Common areas were quite charming. Staff was pleasant. Little bar on the porch was cosy. We dined closeby at an excellent restaurant called Tin Jo. We had been told to take... More

Interesting Victorian mansion conversion close to the National Museum and 10 mins walk from the National Theatre and Cathedral. Well kept public areas are filled with colourful artefacts, pictures, plants and flower displays. Each room is different and facilities vary from basic to very well appointed, all named after local flowers.The one we stayed in "Jasmine" was just about adequate... More

Well kept little hotel except the rooms were old fashionend and nothing special but it has everything what is needed. Our room did not have any windows, that was negative but it is a place where we felt safe. They have a nice little outside bar for a nightcap, breakfast was ok and staff was very friendly. For a short... More

"WOW" was our first word, since we didn't expect such a nice hotel in the center of San Jose.

One of the best Hotels Boutique you can find in San Jose. Great Rooms, Great Service. Excellent Location. I enjoy and I will come back.

We stayed at this hotel for a total of 3 nights at the start and end of our tour, staying in 2 different rooms, and this was the worst out of all the hotels we stayed in. Voyages Jules Verne have used the Fleur de Lys on their Costa Rica tour for a while now, but are moving to another... More

The exterior of the hotel isn't much, but the interior is absolutely charming - colorful tiles, pre-Columbian art on the walls, decorative fountain, and wood paneling. The semi-transparent corrugated panels over hotel common areas give the whole place a nice brightness. When my husband and I showed up with our toddler and reservations for a basic room through a package... More

We have stayed here for 2 nights in April 2010 as a starting hub/finishing hub to our travels through Costa Rica. The rooms are clean but the accomodation I would rather class as a B&B and not a Hotel. Their evening dinners read and are priced like a 5* Hotel which Fleur de Lys clearly isn’t. If you want a... More