Cuajiniquil Hotel Guide - Hotels with Pool in Cuajiniquil, Guanacaste

"Beautiful clean hotel, amazing food quality and lots of options, friendly & helpful staff! Central location! Perfect for couples :)"

"The choices of food. Great service."

"I liked that it was beside the beach and an op close to nearby shops and great food options off of hotel property. It was a quiet and relaxing hotel. Howler monkeys and lots of iguanaswere hanging out on the property. "

"Superseded expectations for price. Good value. Stephanie from guest services was especially helpful. "

"Gorgeous location and bungalow... but it was the staff that made this stay exceptional !! Tasty food and well-appointed beach club. Fun wildlife too! Also... super close to everything. You can walk around easily. "

"Everything about this place was amazing. Gorgeous pool that felt like you were in your own tropical oasis, stunning rooms, and delicious food and drinks! The surfboard rentals were a great way to try out surfing, and the location was perfect. It’s easily walkable to tons of shopping and restaurants but in a more quiet area of the beach. Would definitely stay here again"

"We had minor issues with AC being always on, and the thermostats not kicking in. There was also a clog in the AC unit and cause leaking from the ceiling. The road to the resort needs work. There is a 10 minute stretch that’s really nerve wracking if you are coming in for the first time when it’s dark, and you worry about the damage to the vehicle. Other than that, it’s a great place and does deserve all the 5-stars. "

"Beautiful property with a gorgeous view of the Pacific Ocean. We like the fact that it was away from the main city tourist area and peaceful!"

"The staff at Cala Luna Hotel are truly exceptional. Donnovan, Nicole, Angie, Maru, and many others working behind the scenes made our stay unforgettable from the very start. One of the absolute highlights was watching the sunset from the easily accessible beach—a magical experience that perfectly captured the spirit of Cala Luna."