Cascajal Hotels

"Excelente estancia. Muy amables y atentos. "

"Such a beautiful stay"

"This time personnel was kind, person at check in was very kind. Personnel in open areas regards, people in the towel kiosk was very kind, smily, quick, even with several people waiting. Room was clean, no complaints. Property condition need a little improvement, not enough water to shower, water spray installed in shower outlet was working poorly. Shower cube glass seemed stain. Beach is awesome, wonderful the place is beautiful, red parrots all around, nature. For my taste, pool water was too warm, they need to turn on the pool coolers once in a while. "

"Excellent place to stay, right across the street from the ocean. Friendly and helpful staff. Restaurant on site. Parking in gated area for vehicle safety. Nice place the money."

"The elevator was broken, the air conditioning wasn't working properly, and the guest in the other room was drunk and shouting."

"It is such a lovely and beautiful place , the beds are supportive and comfortable, the ocean views are fantastic! "

"The room and facilities were clean, my only complaint would be the area itself, out of control of the hotel. There was someone sleeping on the sidewalk in front of the hotel when we arrived and there really isn’t much to offer in the area. We only stopped for the night to catch the ferry the next day and thought that there would be more to see. "

"Gorgeous pool area. The rooms super cleans and well designed. Loved the ambiance music early morning. The staff was great and the food delicious. I will definitely come back. "

"Wonderful lodge! Liked it so much we rearranged our itinerary to come back for another night. Super quiet & scenic. Really enjoyed the pool, deck, restaurant, and seeing birds, monkeys and iguanas. Arrived too late for pizza the first night, but stayed to have it for lunch and it truly was delicious. However, learned later that Costa Rica’s ban on feeding wildlife extends to private property and bird feeders, so it would better not to feed the birds at all, or at least farther from the deck so macaws don’t swoop in for human breakfast food. "