Vacation Homes in Costa Rica

"Hotels dot com screwed up the reservation, but Jessica at the property did everything she could and made sure I️ have accommodations for my trip. She’s there to help and does a great job at that. The road going to the site is dirt, but that’s expected in CR. The pool at the smaller condos is amazing. Infinity, with fantastic views and the right depth to hang out and enjoy life. Definitely going back there the next time I’m in Uvita!!"

"Lovely place, very well kept, covered heated pool was a perfect fit with the cool mountain weather. "

"Awesome location, visited for the Xterra Triathlon, hoping to return next year."

"We stayed in the Jungle Room, and it was spectacular. The view of the ocean from the two hanging chairs was amazing. Not only was the ocean beautiful, but we saw squirrel monkeys, scarlet macaws, and more, right from the room. Having the room open to the ocean also meant sleeping to the sound of waves crashing and waking up to the sounds of birds. Basically what you think of when you dream about paradise. If we come back to Quepos, we will be looking to stay here again. "

"The place was very cute but the check in for us was a nightmare. Could not get in contact with anyone and couldn’t find the exact location. Hotels.com was on the verge of finding us another place because nobody would answer the phone at the number provided when luckily another property owner knew of the place and helped us find it. Should just say in the listing to check in at Mar hotel or Don Taco."

"This place is ok. It’s just not worth the price. Santa Teresa has become such a popular destination that these outrageous prices are inevitable. No air conditioning in the rooms ( only in the living room ), noisy environment, "

"Increible paz y tranquilidad. Es para desenchufarse,en el pueblo no hay nada."

"This 2 story rental villa has a great view of Volcan Arenal from the second story. It overlooks a farm with elephant grass used for grazing animals. The location is about 2 km south of the center of La Fortuna, so a car is necessary. It is close to several of the tour outfitters that do canyoneering and rafting. It is initially hard to see on your first visit (look for the Sapiens sign on Ruta 702) because the group of 3 houses are set 70 meters south of the road and accessed via a thin 1 lane...