This San José hotel cultivates a fresh atmosphere with a scenic rooftop terrace and lush garden. Two restaurants provide delicious meals, and the bar crafts refreshing drinks. Located near museums and Sabana Park with free WiFi and parking.
Immerse yourself in Costa Rica's capital at this centrally located hotel, where you can explore main attractions on foot. A 24-hour fitness center, international restaurant, and bar await after sightseeing, while attentive staff ensure a peaceful, comfortable stay.
Minutes from San Jose Sabana Station and National Stadium, this hotel offers an outdoor pool, sauna, and international cuisine at The Garden Grill. Airport shuttle service and helpful staff make travel seamless.
Discover a vibrant San José escape near Sabana Park. This hotel offers 2 bars, a restaurant, and 24-hour fitness center, plus convenient in-room refrigerators and microwaves. Clean rooms, helpful staff, and free WiFi make for a memorable Costa Rican adventure.
Escape to this peaceful urban retreat with a gorgeous garden setting in San Jose. Just 10 minutes from Sabana Park, the hotel offers an outdoor pool, sauna, and international cuisine at Acuarelas Restaurant. Knowledgeable staff can arrange exceptional tours and excursions.
Experience tranquility at this San José hotel near National Stadium with an outdoor pool and 24-hour fitness center. Just 7 km from the airport with shuttle service, you'll enjoy 2 restaurants, a casino, and free WiFi.
Moments from Tobías Bolaños International, this upscale hotel offers an indoor pool, fitness center, and restaurant with bar. Enjoy seamless travel with the 24-hour airport shuttle and easy access to National Stadium and Sabana Park, just a 10-minute walk from San Jose Sabana Station.
Victorian-era hotel offering airport pickup, 2 hot tubs, and international dining just minutes from Juan Santamaria Airport. The lush gardens create a tranquil oasis amid San José's bustle, with Sabana Park nearby and attentive staff to welcome you.
Unwind at this San José hotel offering indulgent deep-tissue massages and body scrubs. A fitness center and steam room enhance your stay. Just 10 minutes from Sabana Park and the National Stadium, with the Procuradiria Museum Station a 12-minute walk away.
Experience Costa Rica from this hotel near Sabana Park and National Stadium. After exploring, choose from 3 restaurants or unwind in the outdoor and indoor pools. Free airport shuttle, WiFi, and parking make travel seamless.
Step into the heart of San José where attractions await at this family-friendly hotel. With 3 restaurants including El Mirador serving international cuisine, an indoor pool, casino, and fitness center, you're perfectly positioned near Sabana Park and the National Stadium.
Discover this San José hotel with a peaceful rooftop terrace and complimentary continental breakfast. Just a 5-minute walk from Fercori Station and a short drive to Sabana Park and National Stadium, it offers free WiFi for seamless connectivity.
Minutes from San José airport, this practical hotel offers 2 restaurants including Dennys, free WiFi, and parking. Unwind in the outdoor pool after exploring nearby National Stadium and Sabana Park. Business travelers appreciate the fitness center and helpful staff.
Escape to this family-friendly Victorian hotel near Sabana Park, featuring the Obelisco restaurant serving three daily meals. Enjoy the terrace, bar, and snack bar after exploring San José. Just 2 minutes from Procuradiria Museum Station with attentive staff to guide your Costa Rican adventure.
Immerse in this character-filled hotel near Sabana Park with an inviting outdoor pool and lush garden terrace. Just 3 minutes from San Jose Procuradiria Museum Station and offering free breakfast, it's your perfect base for exploring Costa Rica's vibrant capital.
Immerse yourself in San José's vibrant culture at this centrally located hotel. Just 4 minutes from Sabana Station and within a 15-minute walk to Sabana Park and National Stadium, you'll appreciate the attentive staff, free WiFi, and peaceful garden terrace.
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Amón delights travelers with its elegant colonial mansions and vibrant cultural scene. Casa Amarilla and TEOR/éTica showcase Costa Rican arts in restored historic buildings. The National Music Center anchors this creative hub where art galleries display local works. Tree-lined streets connect attractions within easy walking distance.
Dining options range from upscale restaurants serving fusion cuisine to artisanal coffee shops. Boutique hotels occupy beautifully preserved mansions with interior courtyards and original hardwood floors. San José's downtown is just a short bus ride away, though the neighborhood itself is wonderfully walkable with plenty to explore.
La Sabana neighborhood centers around Metropolitan Park, San José's sprawling green oasis where locals jog under towering trees. The National Stadium hosts electrifying soccer matches while the Costa Rica Art Museum showcases contemporary works in a converted airport terminal. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy tennis courts, outdoor gym equipment, and extensive jogging paths throughout this refreshing urban escape.
Getting around is a breeze with two train stations and frequent bus service to downtown San José just 15 minutes away. After working up an appetite, visitors can try traditional casado at park-adjacent eateries or relax at upscale restaurants catering to the neighborhood's residential vibe.
La California buzzes with neon-lit bars and graffiti-covered walls where university students gather and music flows from packed clubs. Street performers create the soundtrack while food carts dish up late-night bites. This San José neighborhood offers an authentic slice of Costa Rican youth culture with vintage shops and alternative bookstores catering to artsy types.
Budget-friendly hostels and converted houses with artistic flair make staying here affordable. The area connects easily to downtown via frequent bus service, though walking these vibrant streets is half the fun. Most businesses operate on student time—opening late afternoon and staying lively until the early morning hours.
Barrio Escalante buzzes with culinary energy as San José's gastronomic hotspot. Hip restaurants and craft breweries fill restored colonial mansions, creating a lively scene where string lights glow over tree-lined sidewalks. Creative professionals and travelers mix at outdoor cafés, soaking up the neighborhood's artsy vibe while sampling Costa Rican fusion cuisine.
Getting around couldn't be easier with frequent bus service to downtown just 10 minutes away. The area boasts beautiful boutique hotels in historic homes, complete with tropical garden courtyards and personalized service. Most spots stay open late, making this walkable district perfect for evening exploration and cocktail adventures.
San José's Catedral neighborhood brings history to life with colonial architecture and cultural treasures around every corner. The Metropolitan Cathedral stands proudly in the central plaza while the ornate National Theatre dazzles with Belle Époque grandeur. History buffs will love exploring world-class museums showcasing pre-Columbian gold artifacts and jade treasures. The cobblestone streets lead to Plaza de la Cultura where locals and travelers alike gather.
Traditional sodas serve authentic Costa Rican cuisine alongside upscale restaurants in historic buildings. Most attractions sit within easy walking distance, making this area perfect for on-foot exploration. Two train stations connect you to the wider city when you're ready to venture beyond this charming historic district.
If you like quiet time surrounded by flowers and greenery, hang out at Sabana Park in La Sabana. Our travelers also like the museums and art galleries in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Want to stretch your legs some more? Head to Central Park and Morazan Park, both nearby.
You could catch an event at National Stadium of Costa Rica, a stadium in La Sabana. Our travelers also like the museums and art galleries in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think National Stadium of Costa Rica is cool, you also might like Palace of Sports and Estadio Ricardo Saprissa Ayma, both located nearby.
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at National Theater of Costa Rica in Catedral. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here? If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Melico Salazar Theatre is just a short walk away.
If museums are on your list of things to see, you might want to browse the collections at National Museum of Costa Rica in Catedral. Our travelers also like the art galleries in the area— your cultural tour starts here. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you want to see more of the museums in San José, you can easily walk to Pre-Colombian Gold Museum or Museum of Contemporary Art and Design.
If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Plaza de la Cultura— just one of the monuments in Catedral. Why not take a stroll along the beaches and watch the sunset while you're here?
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Mercado Central in Merced. Hotels.com travelers also say the area is artsy and has lots of nice beaches. Splash some more cash at Municipal Crafts Market.
Museum of Costa Rican Art is just one of the attractions in La Sabana, San José so you might want to stop by during your trip. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you want to experience more of the culture San José has to offer, head to Sabana Park, National Stadium of Costa Rica, and Mercado Central.
Beneath volcanic peaks, San José's National Theater stands as a gilded testament to coffee wealth, hosting performances in surroundings rivaling European opera houses. The Gold Museum displays pre-Columbian treasures glittering mysteriously underground. Central Market's labyrinthine aisles offer everything from medicinal herbs to fresh tortillas, where locals debate politics over tiny cups of world-class coffee. The Jade Museum houses the Americas' largest collection of the precious stone, while the National Museum occupies a former military fortress with civil war bullet holes. Plaza de la Cultura pulses with street performers and chess players, perfect for people-watching before exploring the nearby Spirogyra Butterfly Garden.
Going to CR by myself; the staff at Gardens House were awesome. They treated me and those I met that also stayed there very well. I will def return to this place when I come back.
I was a little worried during the taxi ride to the hotel that I had made a terrible mistake in picking the hotel as some of the areas look a little rough (by American standards), however, once at the gated hotel I realized that I indeed had made a good choice when choosing the location as the property is incredibly calming and beautiful. Just know that since you are out of the city you will need to use Uber eat or a taxi to get food as there is no onsite restaurant.
This is a brand new property, recently built. This hotel has a great location, steps from the Costa Rica Convention Center, there are shopping malls, clinics, restaurants, at walkable distance.
There is shuttle service to the SJO airport,
Breakfast was great too including costarican typical food.
Hope to be staying here again soon!
I had a wonderful time at Casa 69. All of the staff were accommodating and friendly. Casa 69 is great for solo traveling, couples, or groups. The breakfast was amazing and they arranged pickup and drop off to/from the airport. I highly recommend and will be back again!
The hotel is charming and beautiful--it was once a coffee magnate's villa. The floors have beautiful tiles and the ceilings are high. There are several lovely furnished terraces to enjoy and a blue tiled hot tub and pool area, with a slide or stairs from one to the other. There is also a workout room. We could not stay for the free breakfast due to our early departure. There is parking at the hotel for a reasonable fee, which we took advantage of as we had a rental car. The front desk folks...
Your staff was Super-helpful during my 4 nights there….. Kendall, Rebecca, Genesis, Alejandro & David all helped me with logistics and reservations and general information. They were attentive, accurate, helpful & polite. Plus, they helped me with my fairly lame Español….
Great experience, nice staff and great restaurant downstairs. Good pool and amazing breakfast. Walking distance to very good restaurants and if you don't mind a 10-15 minute walk through nice environment and a big park it is walking distance to downtown area with marketplace, small shops, souvenir shops, etc.
I read a few of the negative reviews before I stayed here and to be honest if you're expecting a Vegas luxury penthouse suite here and get upset if you stay at anything less then I can...
From the moment we stepped from our transfer, we were treated royally - the staff is trained well, very friendly, and efficient! The courtyard, used for meals, was lovely - heaters provided for cooler weather. The menus for both breakfast and dinner offered a variety of local as well as international options. Our standard room was small, but very comfortable.
The best feature, for those who love to walk, is the location - a twenty minute stroll from central downtown, near wonderful museums...
Everyone was so friendly and helpful from desk to the cleaning staff. Service was impeccable. I love the restaurant. The food was excellent and the drinks were the best I’ve had. We went there two of three nights and I regret not being able to go our last night. I will definitely be back when I return to San Jose
Had a hard time finding this place because the online directions were wrong. However, the difficulty finding it was more than outweighed by our experience with the hotel itself. Definitely not your average American sterile, all-look-the-same hotel: the hotel was full of paintings purchased by the owner along with other art work. Polished wood, tile floors, multiple seating areas, extremely helpful staff, beautiful room with seating area, clean, comfortable. Everything was perfect. An...
Everything was excellent, service, food and the most beautiful people.
One thing that really annoyed me, every time your phone is unused for more than 10 minutes, you have to re-enter the WiFi code, as well as with your laptop
This hostel is better than the pictures advertised, the staff are very friendly and respectful. Plenty of room in the main area to hangout and meet people. Front door is a buzz to open door, which I’m sure makes some people feel more safe. Hostel also offers massage services and I think they do 10 minutes for free with purchase. They have a small shop next door if you need snacks, drinks or a beer, in the back of the shop they have electric scooters you can rent.
Staff are very lenient with...
