I was on a Caravan tour when we spent 2 nights at this location. The hotel is actually a series of cabins along in a row. They are clean and contain a phone with a good air conditioner. No TV - but there is a small pool, bar & restaurant.

Be sure not to stay in the first cabin - it is too close to the street and I found that there was lots of noise from barking dogs who lived next door. The hotel is located about 1 mile from the town of Fortuna - you can walk to town with no trouble.

The cost I'm sure was reasonable - the place is really clean and the beds were comfortable. My only advise is that if you have a choice of a place to stay - Fortuna has lots of nice places. Check out other locations if you are looking for a bit of nights life & more perks.

Stayed here in March 2007. Loved the cabins. We had one with 3 beds and there was only 2 of us. Very nice bathrooms, newly renovated. Lots of space. We would sit on our frontdeck rocking chairs at night and in morning we actually had a clear view of the volcano. Good food for both breakfast and dinner, remember food is very basic in Costa Rica, but well prepared.
Also did ziplining which we booked thru the front desk.
Had an absoluted fabulous time. Try it and don't let anyone talk you out of it....you'll never regret it.

We spent two nights here as part of a Caravan Tour in January 2007. The bungalows were immaculate, spacious and delightful. We especially enjoyed the great towel folding expertise of the housekeeping staff: on our second day we found a display of towels shaped into 2 elephants facing each other decorated with flowers. The walk to town is quite pleasant.

We enjoyed all of meals here but we do agree with other reviewers that the lack of a central gathering area is an issue. The bar area has only 2 tables (4 chairs each). Also, the 2nd day, the bar never opened up at all.

One word of caution, the floors are quite slippery so be sure to walk carefully.

I stayed here for two nights on a Caravan Tour in January, 2007, and most of our group really liked these little bungalows. I can see that Fortuna is a booming resort town with several really nice, new hotels, but having just come from a remote jungle lodge we were happy to stay on the outskirts of town in this semi-rural setting. Each little cabin has its own veranda with two rocking chairs, and we enjoyed just kicking back after a long bus ride, and sitting by the pool at the bar during happy hour. Chickens with chicks patrolled the grounds, as well as some friendly parrots and a friendly cat. Forget the alarm clock—the roosters do a good job in the morning. The cabins had nice, tropical hardwood, and were very nice in their rustic way. One warning—there are two steps down to the bathroom, so keep a light on or risk injury from a lurching step into the darkness during the night. My only complaint is that the light in the bathroom is too dim, as is the main room, because there are no proper windows—just a narrow strip of louvered glass on each side and top of where there should be a window, with solid wall in the middle. It was socked in there, as is common, but if it was clear and Arenal Volcano was erupting, it would be a real disadvantage not being able to see it from your window at night.