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San José, Airport San José Juan Santamaría (SJO), Costa Rica

This luxury hotel, which is housed in a historic building from 1910, is considered one of the best hotels in Central America. The opulent interior in a colonial style harks back to the time of the coffee barons. The courtyard terrace, which is in use by the hotel’s outstanding in-house restaurant, is particularly beautiful.

This little hotel is situated in the middle of a beautiful park, around six kilometres east of San José city centre in San Rafael de Escazú. The rooms are decorated with artwork by local artists. This charming establishment is recommended for everyone looking for a comfortable, quiet and authentic Costa Rican stay.

This boutique hotel in the up-and-coming Amón district offers double rooms, family rooms and suites. It occupies one of the elaborately renovated wooden houses there. The reception can arrange tours of San José, and trips to Tortuguero and the Irazú volcano.

This boutique hotel is located in a villa district near a golf course between Alajuela and San José. The ten rooms are bright and comfortably furnished, and the hotel also has an outdoor pool. The location and facilities make this hotel ideal for guests who want to relax before or after a long flight.

This friendly and modern hostel near the Parque La Sabana is a popular choice for young guests and families. There are both ensuite rooms and dormitories with a shared bathroom. A well-equipped kitchen is available for all guests. Breakfast is included in the price.

This Luxury Collection hotel from Starwood is in a palace that was built in 1929 for the Ibero-American Exposition. As was the case then, this is where wealthy international visitors and stars book their rooms. The location and facilities are excellent, and it has a distinguished atmosphere.

This centrally located early nineteenth century town palace is now home to a stylish boutique hotel with all of the modern conveniences. Magnificent chandeliers and hand-carved furniture add a finishing touch to the elegant interior. The roof garden with a pool and a view of the cathedral is a welcome extra.

This boutique hotel is somewhat hidden away, and the rooms vary in terms of size and facilities. An apartment is also available. The rooms are arranged around a central patio, which features a little fountain.

In the Alfalfa district, near Plaza San Augustín, there are apartments of various sizes. Shops and nightlife destinations are in close proximity.

This little guest house is about 300 meters from Santa Justa train station and about a kilometer from the cathedral. The rooms vary in terms of size and facilities, but all guests can use the Wi-Fi and the lovely terrace.

The furnishings in the rooms and lounges of this fantastic city center hotel are old-fashioned but they offer modern standards of comfort. Ornaments made of dark wood and well-placed marble elements create a dignified ambience. Guests have access to three patios and a garden pool.

This complex, which has Arab-Andalusian-style architecture, is nestled in a palm grove (the Palmeraie) slightly outside the city center. The rooms are light and spacious, offering modern luxury. The on-site spa and fitness facilities are a welcome extra. The hotel has two excellent restaurants.

This hotel is part of the Sanssouci Collection chain and it is located near the Royal Palace in the Medina quarter. The building was formerly a merchant’s house, and its colorful wooden ceilings have been lovingly and faithfully restored. It is an example of traditional Moroccan elegance from the colonial period. Guests have access to an incredible roof garden.

Careful thought has been given to the decor and furnishings of this stylishly renovated Riad building, where guests are made to feel at home. The Djemaa el Fna and the Medina quarter are just a few minutes’ walk away. As well as being able to make lunch and dinner reservations, guests can also book yoga classes on the roof terrace.

Despite the central location of this small guesthouse, once the heavy entrance doors close behind you, you can barely hear the hustle and bustle of the Medina quarter. Good, simple rooms at sensible prices.