"The hotel is locsated in a small peninsula called Palo Seco, 15' away from the town of Parrita. It is a resort with different individual cabins in the middle of a jungle and next to the sea. Our first night there there was a power outtage in the whole 'island' and there was no light or water in our cabin. The next day, when we came back from visiting Manuel Antonio, power was back but went again in the evening. We brought our own dinner at the restaurant that had a generator and by the time we were finished it came back. The rest of the days there were no other power outtages. Other than that, it is a lovely place. We saw monkeys and scarlet macaws in the surrondings.
Our room was spacious. It had a/c and a fan. The mattresses were comfortable. It had a TV (just streaming though) and a a small fridge. The bathroom was modern and clean and had toiletries.
The property had a large pool, shaped like a turtle, where we swam everyday of our stay.
Breakfast consisted of bread, coffee, juices and eggs that they would cook for us (fried or scrambled). Because of the outtage, they even added a few slices of bacon to our breakfast.
There are a few dogs running around the property which our 6 year old loved playing with, but the star is, no doubt, Pepa the raccoon. Our kid would ask everyday for it. One of our favourite hotels in our Tico trip."