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A World Famous National Park, and Costa Rica's Prettiest Beaches.
Manuel Antonio / Quepos
This is one of the most popular areas in the country, and for very good reason. The National Park has some of the most beautiful beaches in all of Costa Rica, and is simply teeming with wildlife. The tambolo here is one of the most perfect in the world.
Built up from thousands of years of wave-action, the narrow isthmus connects the island to the mainland. Three of the four species of monkey found in Costa Rica are present here, as are dozens of species of birds. The stunning National park used to be the only game in town. But as the area has become more popular, the options have grown.
The billfishing in this area is some of the finest in the world, with many world records taken off the coast here. There are a multitude of tours to keep the active visitor happy. Jungle canopy tours, whitewater rafting, horseback tours, ATV tours, even ultralight flights are available here. In the evenings, head out to any of the fine little restaurants for fresh seafood at bargain prices. This is an easy area to get around - you will not need a car. This area has it all.
There is a seven-kilometer (four mile) long road leading from the little fishing town of Quepos and ending at the National Park. All hotels, restaurants, cafes, etc are either in Quepos or on this one road. Our Manuel Antonio hotel partners are conveniently located along or a very short walk from the main road.
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Hotel Plaza Yara
Our Package Hotel Features All Suites!
Hotel Plaza Yara is the least expensive option, and is the base hotel offered in our packages.
This is a small All Suite Hotel. Each Suite has a small kitchenette. While it shares the property with two restaurants, neither is open for breakfast. But No Worries! They actually bring breakfast to your room every morning!
Each room has it's own terrace, with a view into the forest. The monkey shot above was taken from a Suite Terrace (Large family suite does not have a terrace, but features a larger kitchen).
The hotel features a very nice pool deck. This hotel offers a lot of big hotel amenities, without the big ticket price.
Important note: Only kids six and under are free. Kids older than that pay the adult rate of $20.00 per night, plus tax.
Still more monkeys than people!
The accommodations featured in our packages have never been airborne. But their efficiency rooms are perfect for couples or families. There is no extra charge for additional people in the room. These rooms feature jungle views (lots of monkeys onsite here), and beautiful local hardwoods.
They offer separate family and adult sections, each featuring it's own pool area.The hotel has two restaurants (see above), with amazing views of the ocean and National Park. There is also beach access, with a little bit of a walk down the hill.
Please note that breakfast is not included in the rate. Upgrades to larger rooms or ocean views are available for a small additional charge.
Low Season Rates Expire on November 16, 2012
The Hotel San Bada
This is the "Splurge" Hotel, With The Best Location in Manuel Antonio!
The hotel features two pool areas. The family area features a water slide, and waterfalls (see above). There is a kiddy area that is only about a foot deep, and an area about three feet deep for the older kids and adults. There is also an "Adults Only" pool six stories up, with a bar and view of the National Park. This rooftop area also features a deck with an ocean view, that is the prime spot to watch the spectacular sunsets.
The rooms are beautifully furnished, with a small fridge, telephones,flat screen cable TV, free wireless, and spacious balconies. You have a choice of a king bed, or two queens.
Our packages include the lower units, with jungle views. Ocean view rooms on higher levels are available as an upgrade. The property is served by an elevator.
An upgrade to San Bada in one of our packages is $90.00 per night, plus 13% tax
Low Season Rates Expire on November 14, 2012
