Ryokans in San José Province

"Breakfast is horrible, staff clueless and very un hospitable."

"This hotel is outdated ,the AC in the room was broken."

"Breakfast they had eggs that have been sitting awhile in the Pan. We were up and eating by 6:30. It was pretty. I had a funny taste was disgusting. I asked if they could make me an omelette. They said we don’t do that. They were gonna charge me extra five dollars I asked can you make me fresh scrambled eggs they couldn’t do that. I asked if they could make me an eggs over easy they couldn’t do that so I had some fruit and we went out and ate breakfast somewhere else so the buffet could be better. I had no blow dryer in my room. I had to ask for that over all the beds in the television and things were very clean and comfy, but it looks like it needs a little bit of a tile makeover sink was cracked and tiles were coming off in the bathroom, but overall the staff at the front desk were warm and wonderful at the restaurant staff was standing in the back having a chitchat and nobody was there to help us at breakfast time"

"Nice hotel, nice clean room. Very nice and comfortable bed. Nice location next to a mall. "

"first room they gave us smelt like sweat and bed linens were dirty. we asked to change rooms which i was so thankful we did bc the next room did not smell and linens were fresh but new room had food in the bathroom sink. in a easy prime location but did not feel the cleanest. "

"The hotel is gorgeous! The location not so great. The staff could be more friendly. "

"Breakfast was excellent, fresh and well prepared."

"I’ve genuinely never stayed anywhere quite like this—and not in a good way. This hotel is so far from 5-star, it’s hard to know where to begin. On arrival, there was just one person working at reception during what we were told is peak season. You’re forced into a single queue for everything—check-in, broken room keys, general queries—which meant a long wait just to get to the desk. Unsurprisingly, no one in the queue seemed happy. The rooms are incredibly dated—like stepping back into the 1970s. Everything feels old and tired, right down to a corded phone mounted on the bathroom wall. It’s not charming or retro, just in serious need of an update. Breakfast was completely average—nothing you’d expect from a hotel positioning itself as 5-star. The pool itself is decent, but it was so overcrowded that people were sitting on the floor due to a lack of seating. Towels also ran out and weren’t replenished, despite asking multiple times. At best, this is a 3-star hotel charging 5-star prices. I wouldn’t recommend it."

"We love this place. A beautiful boutique hotel in Costa Rica. Love the art! "