Hotel Guide - Playa Brasilito hotels in , Costa Rica.

"Great."

"Very cozy "

"It was a nice budget place. Beds were pretty comfortable and AC worked well. Staff was very helpful when we needed to change rooms due to loud music being played directly behind our room. Pool was clean but a little overchlorinated. Hammocks were all wet and smelly. Need to be replaced or cleaned. We would probably come again though. Being right by the ocean and in walking distance from good eats was great You can even walk to Playa Con Chal or get a quad taxi."

"Air conditioning is really good, pool is good. Food at restaurant was good as well. Older property but they do their best to keep it clean and they have 24-7 security, and you have other eating options down the street but some location are closed on Sunday. It’s a very local town."

"We had a great stay at the W. It was a beautiful resort with helpful staff. There was some wear and tear on furniture in the room but didn’t impact the stay. It was definitely pricey but paying for the brand. Only thing I wish was that for families traveling the adult only pool is beautiful and we will there were some hours that kids could enjoy the space as well."

"Room was very spacious, clean and had amazing views. Beds were very hard but not sure if that’s all Costa Rica’s beds. The place was amazing but it was a far drive to the beach and beach club. It took 10-15 minutes in a car to get there. Host was fast to respond to questions. We could not eat at the Westin resort and could only get a reservation 1 night out of the 4 at the W. They would not take reservations from Reserva Conchal. Very limited sports to each in the gated community, only beach club."

"Nice sized unit for our family. Easy walk to a small pool. 10 minute drive to the large full service pool/beach. Nice view. Nice covered parking. Great communication. "

"Clean property with a nice community pool. It is a bit of a walk/drive to end beach or beach club but we felt safe at the property. "

"It’s a locals hotel and as I have 30 years experience here I’m used to the Tico way of life. With that said clients need to know a couple of things- the music starts at 8 am and runs until 8 at night. It is well known that if one buys a drink in the bar, this allows you to swim. When we were there a small bus with about 30 Ticos arrived and proceeded to get severely drunk and violating all the pool rules. "