Central Pacific Coast Hotels

The hotel is excellent. Amenities were excellent for the 5 day trip I had.

We enjoyed our stay at the Copacabana, Our room was nice and clean. We booked a Studio queen ROOM ONLY and at the hotel we upgrade to a poolside with king and jacuzzi and ALL INCLUSIVE, we will like to give you a tip because we were confused when we made our reservation, if you book through expedia you will book ROOM ONLY and then at the hotel you can upgrade to ALL INCLUSIVE. The food was 5 stars the best of any all inclusive hotel we stayed with a very large menu and a la carte. We loved the theme nights GANGSTER AND NAUGHTY CIRCUS, my husband enjoyed the big screen. The Staff was friendly

perfect location perfect price great food right on the beach just great *****

A great hotel to stay at in Quepos, within an affordable budget. If you are looking for a clean, comfortable place to stay, La Sirena is the place. If you are looking for a 5 star hotel along with the price, this is not the place. It provides a great home made breakfast daily along with knowledgable and helpful staff to provide you with any information you require. Would definitely stay here upon our return to the area.

the staff where realllyfriendly and helpful.food in resturant was excellent

Great Condo and very close to Manuel Antonio! It's about one km up the hill from Quepos, but we did have trouble finding it. You need to find the Pali Supermarket in town and then make your way up the hill. The condo complex was very clean and comfortable and the staff was very helpful. Worked very well for us as a family of four, because a lot of the other places in Manuel Antonio are a lot more expensive for the value.

This is the perfect place for couples who want to just relax and enjoy nature. My boyfriend and I were really lucky that we were the only people staying there for 4 out of our 5 days, so we had the beach and pool completely to ourselves. The staff are sweet and extremely accommodating, and the beach is serene and beautiful, with clear, warm water. There are no phones or tv's, so you can ensure you're as cut off from the world as possible, although they do have free wi-fi. There are a lot of activities to do in and around Tambor, including zipline canopy tours, horseback riding, trips to the national park and Tortuga Island, and kayaking. A few things I wish I had known before booking in Tambor: -Fly into San Jose airport, NOT Liberia. San Jose has a direct flight to the small airstrip in Tambor that will save you hours in driving. Just check the schedule, as it is limited. -Try not to go anywhere that involves driving for a prolonged distance on Route 160. This is one of the worst roads in all of Costa Rica. If you need to use it, try taking the ferry in Paquera instead, which goes to Puntarenas. It's only $24 and it saves about 2 hours if you're driving to Liberia or San Jose. -When you rent a car, make sure it's a 4x4 with 4-wheel drive. Luckily Budget was good enough to make sure we did this instead of the original compact car I had requested. Even some of the paved roads are a bit bumpy, hilly, and winding.