The property is in the San Jose-Montezuma area, accessible by bus, taxi, and car. The Zumaloft Master suite is a spacious bedroom with modern interiors featuring a King bed ideal for 2 guests. There are a fully equipped kitchen and a small cellar for storage. The private bathroom has 2 sinks, glass shower, and toilet in a garden like setting. There is a small ranch with common areas where you can grill food, lounge in a hammock or swim in the pool.
Please note, the private houses have their own kitchens. Surfing.Manuel Antonio has a few great surf spots for beginner and intermediate level surfers, including Playa Manuel Antonio. Experienced surfers won’t find the most challenging waves here. However, there are occasionally big swells.The best times to surf here are from May to November, during the rainy season. Boca Damas is a great beach for experienced surfers, located on Damas Island. However, make sure to watch out for rip currents and crocodiles though! Surf board rentals are about $10-15/hour here, which is expensive in our opinion.



The guest kitchen is well-appointed and morning coffee is included in the price of your stay. Also, if there are too many people cooking at one time, Jesus sometimes opens up his own kitchen . If you’re lucky, you might even get to try some of his delicious banana arepas. The wifi signal is decent and they offer laundry service for $2USD per kilo. For about $30 per night, you'll find hotel rooms close to the beach with private bathrooms, hot water, Wi-Fi, fans and pools.
Luckily the other nice beaches aren’t too far away making Selina Puerto Viejo a convenient place to stay to enjoy the surf, sand and parties. They have bike rentals, a pool, yoga deck and co working spaces. As the main beach town in the Caribbean South popular with backpackers, surfers and beach bums, Puerto Viejo has plenty of hostels for the budget traveler. It’s also known as one of the top parties towns in Costa Rica so you’ll be steps away from tasty drinks, cheap shots and a good time. The Garden House is about a 10 minute walk to town and beach.

If you want to go to the top-of-the-line hostel in Manuel Antonio, Selina is for you. For only $3 USD/night more than you would pay at Hostel Plinio, you can get AC, access to Selina’s three pools, and good WiFi. Therefore, expect to pay an extra $5-10 a day if you are eating breakfast out every morning . We stayed at Hostel Plinio, located south of Quepos on the way to Manuel Antonio. The hostel is located right across the street from the bus stop so getting to the national park from here is easy and you never have to wait very long. Ocean view Tamarindo hotel with large free form pool, swim up bar and active night life. Centrally located friendly Tamarindo hotel with lush green gardens and common kitchen.
We are independent and locally run, and as such you will get the personal touch not found in big chain hostels. We opened our doors in 2001, and have been the number one meeting spot in the San Jose ever since. Cuesta Arriba Hostel is located 100mts from the wonderful beach of Santa Teresa, right on the well known surf break called "La Lora".

Nosora is a much smaller town compared to other places like Santa Teresa. The beach areas have some really cool rock formations with blow holes and tide pools. We came to Nosora and splurged on a reservation at an Airbnb Bed & Breakfast for our 6th wedding anniversary. It was a gorgeous place with stunning views of the ocean! We spent the whole afternoon relaxing by the pool, exploring the ocean beaches and enjoying our anniversary day! The town has a couple of hostels within walking distance of the beach as well. For about $50 per night, you'll find boutique hotels with comfortable rooms, private bathrooms, hot water, fans, Wi-Fi and pools close to the beach.
It’s a beautiful property with abundant gardens and a drool-worthy pool! Plus the views of the volcano are amazing from this hostel. Alright lovebirds, it’s time to crack open the piggy bank! If you’re able to splurge a little bit, then Villas La Paz is for you! This beautiful hotel offers private villas and a beautiful pool! Also, for the sake of being exact—you’ll be just a 2,700 feet walk from the beach! You are sure to make beautiful memories at Villas La Paz.
In Plaza Montezuma, their most popular beach, you’ll find tourists bathing in pristine waters or camping under palm trees. Enjoy hiking in the Reserva Natural Absoluta Cabo Blanco, the first nature reserve of Costa Rica which showcases their history and a variety of wildlife.

Often they serve breakfast, but it's not included in the room rate. For $10 to $20 a night you can find hostels with private and shared dorms; hot water, fans, cable and Wi-Fi. This budget hotel is a great option for couples or families. It includes breakfast, has an outdoor pool, and is only a 10 minute walk away from the national park. Therefore, staying here will save you time and money, as you won’t have to take the public bus.