Tronadora Hotel Guide - Selvatura Adventure Park hotels in Tronadora, Costa Rica.

"We like this hotel very much. It has a very beautiful garden and friendly staff. The building is a natural wooden structure. The room is clean and large. The only thing is that the sound insulation is not very good. The breakfast buffet is very good and delicious."

"Great location. Center downtown. Easy access to restaurants and night walk. Simple but well kept rooms. Great balconies. "

"Nice place to stay "

"Camino Verde is, to me, a true no-hassle "Bed and Breakfast" place where it gives you a nice and clean place to sleep and have a neat breakfast which is made for order by some friendly staff. We are a family of five and the room we got has two clean beds plus a bunker bed, enough for us. The onsite kitchen is a nice surprise as it not only offers made-to-order breakfast but allows you to use it if you wish. The downtown is walkable from the premise with a variety of good restaurants. I highly recommend it. "

"Everything here was great! The food and housing was very nice!"

"Stunning views, perfect location, lovely staff and loads to do locally: its own little nature reserve with loads of wildlife on the 5km trails on the property "

"Welcoming and helpful staff everywhere. "

"We were going back and forth between a few different properties and we are so glad we ended up going with this one!!! The staff was amazing and attentive (especially Hamid and Kevin), the staff went above and beyond to make our stay as easy and comfortable as possible, the bedding was great, and the grounds made you feel like you were on a retreat. We loved the intimate feel and getting to know the staff. We were sad to leave but look forward to the opportunity to return!"

"The domes were a total once-in-a-lifetime kind of stay! Ours was impeccably decorated, with all kinds of nice amenities and a beautiful view. We saw a family of coatamundi right outside! Jose also connected us with some local tours and was very responsive. To know: the road is unmarked and the water is solar-heated, so you'll want to time your showers (or outdoor bath!) for maximum heat. All- or four-wheel-drive is also helpful for getting up there - if you're struggling coming from town, going past the turn-off and turning around gives you a muuuch easier angle. "