Manuel Antonio National Park Hotel Guide - Hotels with Parking in Manuel Antonio National Park, Puntarenas Province

"Fantastic customer service. Lovely dinner in Fragata"

"We had a great stay celebrating my husbands milestone birthday! Staff is great, good location, nice spacious room and we enjoyed the pool. Breakfast was great and perfect view to start the day! We would definitely stay here again."

"Staff were the best, amazing bartender by the pool! Hotel is in the middle of the wildlife and it feels like paradise "

"We arrived to amazing views over pacific - the staff were lovely and super helpful without being over attentive attentiveattenti"

"Great friendly and helpful staff. Amazing views and local wildlife and flowers. Great location, walk to restaurants, shops and Manuel Antonio National Park. Steep hill to the reception and rooms is a work out but no problem if taken steadily and reception provides golf cart rides as needed. Restaurant food very good too."

"Room was very clean, beds were comfortable and we had a patio with a view of the beach and ocean that was perfect. "

"Fabulous hotel that combines both the jungle and the sea. We’ll run with an amazing staff. "

"Very nice room with modern amenities in a convenient location! Staff was great and very friendly, and the breakfast provided was delicious too!"

"We loved staying at the Shana by the Beach. Highlights included our room (we had an amazing oceanfront view with double king beds, kitchen and a balcony with dining table), the pool area (has an adults-only side with infinity pool view of the ocean, though it’s a little small, and a 2 for 1 happy hour from 3-6 pm daily), delicious complimentary breakfast (however, they serve the same dishes daily and might consider changing it up a little), and abundant hotel wildlife like white faced and squirrel monkeys and Toucans. Amenities were clean and the staff was friendly and attentive. There is also a jungle path (7-10 minute walk) down to Playa Biesanz, which is a small public beach nestled in a cove (bring water shoes as it’s a little rocky and cash for drinks and snacks). Playa Espadilla (public beach) is also only a 10-minute Uber ride, and in my opinion the nicest of the four local beaches I visited, even Manuel Antonio Beach. A few suggestions or things I learned: (1) per my research, we rented a car but should have just got a shuttle from the airport to Manuel Antonio, (2) driving around Manuel Antonio is hectic with windy roads and tight spaces, so ubering is inexpensive and hassle-free since restaurant are close; and (3) the monkeys that live around the resort will open your balcony door, so keep it locked. Overall, I would recommend this resort for its location to Manuel Antonio Park, abundance of local restaurants, and its room and restaurant/pool views of the ocean. "