Tucan Hotel

Sebastian one of the workers has an absolutely terrible attitude and should be fired. He was the person working when I arrived and was perfectly nice for the first 24 hours. Then, it’s like the mask came off and he was his real self extremely inappropriate and rude. You don’t call somebody lazy when they’re on vacation that’s crazy even if you’re just joking. Still crazy and inappropriate. Also, it’s not my problem what the housekeeper is going to be pissed off about so you don’t have to mention it to me. They need to make towels here and take them out of the bunks . Maybe get this specific worker to stop complaining incessantly and it’ll be a better vibe.

The staff being extremely rude to me the second morning gave me horrible vibe and I cried but then my trip got a lot better once I left this place. Still my favorite trip here so far despite the rude comments made to me by Sebastian at breakfast . Calling a disabled person lazy is highly inappropriate. The facilities themselves are pretty good. I think the stuff just has a hard hard time providing good customer service consistently. I get it, it’s not the easiest industry to be in but if you don’t have anything nice to say, it’s better to not speak.

Misrepresenting as a hotel. This is a single story disjointed structure. Had to pay in advance and not when checking out. No TV and internet is slow and is dropped all the time. No toiletries or hairdryer provided. No hand towel or towel rack in bathroom - just 2 bath towels. Very overgrown. Floors are uneven and people keep tripping on them. King bed in room left 6 inches on either side and filled the room, so no night tables or a chair and had to crawl in from the foot of the bed. It is very clean and 2 reception guys are very good. Excellent air conditioning. Good breakfast included. Centrally located near to restaurants. Avoid if expecting even a basic hotel.

The Tucan hostel ist definetly one of the best hostels I have ever been in Costa Rica. The staff was very friendly and always willed to help. Thanks to the great staff, booking daytrips one day before was easy as well. The rooms are very clean and comfortable. The pool area and the kitchen are nice and clean too. The main area is full of comfortable places to chill. My highlight were the hammocks and the cats around the chillarea. The only thing which wasnt perfect was that the fridge (or some other machine from the breakfast area, I dont know exactly) made noise all night long. But you get used to it and in the dorms you won‘t hear that. All in all I really loved my stay here and would definetly come back!! Thank you!

The owners and workers (Sebastian, Steven, Joel) were amazing and very helpful. They provided great recommendations on tours and day trips etc. Awesome free breakfast - eggs, traditional beans/rice, toast and cheese/jam, fresh fruit, oatmeal, cake, lots of tea, coffee The rooms were very clean and decorated well. Beautiful common area with lounging area. Nice pool with lounge chairs in the sun and shade. Pool table and board games and a library in the lounge area. Right in the heart of town with lots of amazing restaurants and bars in walking distance. Common kitchen for those who want to cook. Very nice bar open all day Room we stayed in was a converted RV - super unique with TV, bathroom, shower, AC etc Great wifi throughout the hotel

We are a family of 4 adults traveling on a budget, and as such our expectations try to match our budget (as the old adage goes: you get what you pay for). However, the Tucán Hotel in Uvita Costa Rica exceeded our expectations. It is clearly a newer establishment, with fresh paint and shiny floors, and like a newer business it has some growing pain to overcome. Yet, the design and layout of the hotel is practical and beautiful. The travelers safety and comfort were clearly in mind with all the rooms centrally located, under a large metal awning on either side of a small parlor flanked by the reception area to the right and dining area to the left. In the middle are two hammocks, a koi fish pond, and a bookshelf full of books in various languages. A gate which closes at 10 pm, denotes the establishments name: Tucan Hotel, and their lovey black and white logo, reminiscent of the Ying and Yang symbol. The pride the owners take in their establishment is evident in the attention paid to the smallest of details. The doors are weighted so that they softly swing shut if left open. The room came with AC at not additional cost, and there are power strips to accommodate a family like ours charging multiple devices at once. There is wifi, a laundry service, and a practical and delicious continental breakfast of fresh coffee, fruit, muffins, bread, m ham and slices of cheese is included. The urinates are individually kept in cloth sleeves, a nice detail. A lovely little hotel, at an affordable price which we highly recommend.

Great budget place in Uvita - definitely exceeded our expectations. The rooms are basic but very clean. But the community hang out space is amazing, with a great pool (and pool table, which we didn't use). They sold beers in the evening and free breakfast was pretty good. Wifi was strong, and it was an easy walk to nearby restaurants. You could pretty easily walk to the waterfall from here. We were a family of four, and it was one of my kids' favorite places in all of Costa Rica.

Accueil des deux propriétaires Sara et Pierre un joli couple Franco Québécois est parfait 👍🏽 Nous avons passer un excellent séjour l’ambiance est vraiment agréable nous avons bien profité rigoler refait le monde. Merci encore à vous deux. Peut être qu’un jour nous vous verrons dans Charlevoix au Québec 😉🥰

Après 19 jours de road-trip au Costa-Rica nous avons séjourner 7 jours ici et comme ca nous as fait du bien. Bonne ambiance sourire et rire qui font du bien aux corps et aux esprits Merciiiiiiiiiiii aux deux proprios Sara et Pierre des vrais humains qui gèrent leur établissement parfaitement.