San Jose Hotels with Swimming Pools

This hotel rocks! We stayed here the first night of our trip, and were welcomed by the kind staff and some of the FRESHEST and WARMEST TASTIEST free cookies upon check in. By the end of our stay one of our relatives literally hoarded the cookies, asking for 4-5 per day. The pool was very pretty, and the breakfast was so fancy, aesthetic and tasty! The rooms were nice and cool, very clean, and had a great selection of TV channels. On the last night of our trip, we had initially pre-planned to stay at this one hotel in the forrest, but our party decided to leave because of a number of concerning observations. We were all exhausted as it was the end of our trip, and needed somewhere to stay. Immediately everyone started chanting that they wanted to go back to the DoubleTree. We arrived and everyone sighed a relief, and we went to our warm beds with our cookies!

We stayed for one night after arriving in San Jose. We got a taxi from the airport, which took about half an hour to get to the hotel. The hotel is really big and spacious, the rooms were comfortable, and we particularly enjoyed the lovely pool area outside where we could relax with drinks from the bar.

Since the moment you arrive, you are welcomed. All staff are very helpful and respectful. They have a lot of services and resources. As far as the rooms, they are very clean. Bathrooms are spacious. The mattresses are comfortable but the pillows not so much. The hotel has a few restaurants which is convenient.

There is nothing to say about the environment. You can play golf on the prairie 🏌️♀️, and you can graze cattle freely. Standing on the balcony on the fifth floor, the breeze blows your face, and you feel comfortable physically and mentally; the breakfast is rich, and all kinds of meals can match your demands; There is no welcome bottled water, etc. This part can be improved in the future.

I just came back from a week long trip to Costa Rica and stayed at the Studio Hotel Boutique. Everything about this hotel was wonderful. Outstanding service from the staff, beautiful hotel in a quiet part of Santa Ana, and beautiful art all over the hotel. We felt like we were staying in a museum. The restaurant had great food, and a great breakfast buffet, with a wide variety of choices for everyone. Harold who is in charge of the tours was wonderful. We contacted him before our visit, and he took care of everything for us. We always go with big chain hotels, but the price and the reviews for this hotel encouraged us to take a chance. I’m so glad we did. The price was decent and the hotel was excellent, a real find. I give this hotel 5 stars. I look forward to staying there again, and I recommend this hotel to anyone taking a trip to Costa Rica.

They are super friendly, good hotel, facilities, good location Very rich breakfast

If I traveled to CR often I would want to keep this gem to myself. Such a great hotel, but the rave would be the breakfast - AMAZING! There are several options for breakfast but you can also pick your own combination of foods. The coffee is great and even the oatmeal is something special. If you leave hungry it is your own fault. The rooms are simple but nicely decorated and spacious. We had a two bedroom suite that had an additional daybed type couch, a refrigerator and sink, maybe a stovetop, but I don’t remember for sure since we didn’t cook there. The pool was on the cold side but we did see several people swimming. It’s centrally located with some convenient restaurants in walking distance. I will definitely try to stay here again.

Breakfast is OK, you can choose local food / American or fruit breakfast; the bath facilities in the room are not good, the bath pool is slow; the service is not enough, the bottled water that is welcome to stay is also not available, it needs to be charged, each bottle 3.5 US dollars seems.

The location of the hotel is good. There is a park in the middle of the street at the door. It is within 1 km from China Street, the National Park and the National Museum. It is within walking distance. The front desk service is also very nice. I arrived around 10 o'clock in the morning and I checked in directly if there was a room in the hotel. , but the hotel facilities are old, coupled with the humid weather in the rainy season, the room has a strong musty smell, and the wireless network is seriously lacking... For people who are used to China's Internet speed, it feels really amazing. The hotel's breakfast is also a part that needs improvement. There are only a few varieties, and you can't pick it up by yourself. We have arranged for someone to pick up the meal. It is very inconvenient to have conversations in Spanish and English. However, the small apples and passion fruits are delicious, and the South American yellow passion fruit is very delicious. Not to mention sweetness... Holiday Inn's breakfast seems to have passion fruit, and chain stores in Peru also have it.

The city view was the best part, we got picked up from the hotel for a day tour. Tour guide said we’re in the new buildings area but it’s still unsafe at night so don’t go walking around, but the hotel itself was five to ten minutes from everything else, in the day we did walk around and felt safe, the park is right next to it which was nice to see and of course the stadium, cleanliness and guest services were great accommodating, we had our anniversary dinner at their restaurant and it had great views but service was slow and food was only okay, could’ve/should’ve eaten somewhere else, the best part was the pool on the highest floor, the top four floors were apartments, but the pool is on the highest of their floor, the jacuzzi wasn’t warmed and they warmed us that it wasn’t, but the pool itself was nice to swim in, stayed there for a little over an hour before going to dinner, would definitely go book again