Location for rafting and canopy was perfect.
Staff hardly speaks english. Food is very simple, don't expect anything special.
Rooms are big, but dirty and outdated. Beds are terribly hard.
Grounds look nice. Didn't see the croqs. Butterfly garden was empty.

We stayed at this hotel on our way to Arenal. We actually stopped her to do the Tirimbina Night Hike. The hotel wasn't the best that we stayed at but it suited our needs. The grounds were very nice but the pool didn't go past 4 feet deep. In my opinion the staff didn't speak much English but we found a way of communication.
During our stay here, my husband threw his back out and the front desk was able to call a local physician to make a house call. I would recommend this place to those who are happy with budget hotels.

The rooms are adequate here - heaps of mosquitoes due to the close proximity of the river, so hanging out on the porch is a non-starter. Food was adequate. Love that the chef went out of his way to prep fish for the non-meaters in our group, and was very personable.

This was the third hotel on our tour and we really enjoyed staying here. The rooms were not particularly luxurious, but the hotel in general had a really nice atmosphere to it. Our room was a good size but there wasn’t much storage space and we weren’t able to get much use out of the terrace due to mosquitoes. Instead we spent quite a bit of time exploring the grounds & looking for wildlife – we particularly liked the butterfly house and were very excited to spot a caiman in one of the pools. The bar and restaurant area were nicely designed and we were quite happy with the food we has there (dinner was $19 approx per person). Internet access is cheap and there are plenty of sights/activities in reach of the hotel – some of our group went on a Chocolate Tour and others went Rafting. Although we only spent two nights there, we enjoyed our stay and would be happy to go back some time.