Ξενοδοχεία με Parador Fotográfico Tilarán, Tilaran

We highly recommend this hotel. We only stayed one night after arriving at Liberia airport as we left for Monteverde the next day. The staff are very firendly and check in was easy. They have a restaurant on site and the food was very good. We had breakfast incliuded in our stay and it was a very generous cooked breakfast with juice and coffee. It is situated in a wooded area and we saw Howler monkeys, deer, birds and Agouti (smaller rodents that are in the Guinea pig family). There is a pool. It looked nice although we did not have time to use it.

Great breakfast excellent service good selection a most stop. Recommended had tortillas with cheese, and bean empanadas well everything was fresh and delicious Will defiantly go again as soon as I get a chance.

As a family of 6 french people, we spent 2 days there in 3 rooms. Even if it was cloudy and so did not have the luck to see the volcano facing our room in full size; the landscape, the colors and the wildlife were amazing. Muchachos are friendly and helpful. Breakfast typical or continental is good too. It is possible to have lunch or dinner from fast food to local type that are ok too. I really liked the casados. Our bedroom were clean and typical, the mattress was ok for me and my wife, not too hard nor too soft. The problem came from the main road below the accomodations. Due to the lack of soundproofing, it was really noisy. And even if it was quiet between let say midnight and five; the rest of the time, it was really annoying. That is a point they have to improve. For this I give 4 star instead of 5. Another point, tripadvisor says it is a french speaking hotel, but it's not, at least the crew we met. Even if one of them really friendly knew some few words.

Ctrip 1k7 one night, in the official website, there are often 133 knives for two nights. Emmm... I know when I live. The hotel takes a taxi to the town for 4 knives or 2000 local coins. The environment is really good, hotel catering is not expensive, but with a 13% tax and a 10% service charge. Two people have a meal of about 70 knives.

We stayed here back in April as part of a longer trip. The hotel grounds are beautiful and I loved my room - it was big and airy and the ceiling fan worked fine for the weather at the time. Not sure if it would have been sufficient in hotter weather. The food and cocktails in the restaurant were delicious and the staff were awesome. We ended up being the only ones left at the end of dinner so we turned down desert thinking they would want us to leave. Our lovely waiter assured us they were open for a while yet and then even gave us coffee on the house. It’s a short walk into town (be prepared to walk uphill on the way back) and there is a little shopping centre right across the road. There is a big supermarket, some bakeries, restaurants and cute souvenir shops. My issue with this hotel was check in. We had booked a twin room (through the travel agency.) When we were taken to the room it was a double. The lovely man who had helped with our luggage radioed back up and said his colleague was coming down. He then told us that this is what we had booked and we either had to share the bed or they would put up a child’s extra bed for one of us. My confirmation email from the TA said twin room so I questioned it again. He insisted this was what the TA had booked. I then walked back up to Reception and asked to use the phone to call the TA. As I was speaking he was talking to another colleague and had our booking in his hand. We could both see it clearly said twin. He then spoke on the phone to TA. They sorted the problem by giving us two rooms and offered us free cocktails while we waited. This part was all fine and lovely. My problem was the lies and trying to blame the TA and make us feel like we had no options. Had they admitted the mistake and then fixed it I would have no issues. But the way it was dealt with left me with an unpleasant feeling about an otherwise lovely stay.