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Alajuela Province Travel Info

Accommodation	1,411
Hotels with nearby hiking	195
Lowest price	$97
Highest price	$802
International airport	San José (SJO-Juan Santamarían Intl.)
Top attractions	Arenal Volcano, Tabacon Hot Springs and Poás Volcano National Park
Cities to visit	La Fortuna, Arenal Hot Springs and Palma
Number of reviews	18,889

Price trends for hotels in Alajuela Province

Less expensive	More expensive	This month	Next month
October	March	$93	$95

Month	Price
January	$113
February	$107
March	$114
April	$113
May	$114
June	$93
July	$95
August	$97
September	$96
October	$90
November	$103
December	$109

Price trend information excludes taxes and fees and is based on base rates for a nightly stay for 2 adults found in the last 7 days on our site and averaged for commonly viewed hotels in Alajuela Province. Select dates and complete search for nightly totals inclusive of taxes and fees.

Frequently asked questions

How much do hotels in Alajuela Province cost?

Prices for Alajuela Province hotels differ depending on the season and other factors, like Christmas and school holidays. You can find cheap options from $97 in a few different ways. Enter your destination and vacation dates and then set your budget using the “Price per night” filter. You can then narrow your search by choosing your preferred property type and amenities and more.

When is the best time to go to Alajuela Province?

Temperatures differ across Alajuela Province, so the best time to travel depends on where you’re staying. If you’re seeking a summer break in San Ramon, organize your trip between June and August when average temperatures range from 66ºF to 79ºF. Just remember that San Ramon has a tropical monsoon climate, so be sure to pack appropriately.

What is the best area to stay in Alajuela Province?

San Ramon is one of the most exciting destinations for a break in Alajuela Province. Spend a few days here and immerse yourself in all the city has to offer, from its wealth of sights and experiences to its sought-after hotels and restaurants.

Are there any luxury hotels in Alajuela Province?

Get set for unparalleled luxury at Nayara Springs - Adults only. Spa facilities, beauty services and mineral springs in spa are only the start of the conveniences at this stay in La Fortuna, Alajuela Province. Amor Arenal Adults Friendly is another popular pick in this top city.

What are the top all-inclusive hotels in Alajuela Province?

Montaña de Fuego All Inclusive is among the top-rated hotels in Alajuela Province that offers all-inclusive deals. With drinks, food and entertainment typically included in one flat rate, you can put your wallet to one side and experience the ultimate worry-free escape at this property.

How can I find cheap hotels in Alajuela Province?

An excellent place to begin searching is with our “Price per night” filter. Currently, the cheapest hotels start at $97 per night. Other ways to lock in a wallet-friendly Alajuela Province escape are by booking early and being flexible with dates. For even more great deals, check out our cheap hotels in Alajuela Province page.

What are the best hotels in Alajuela Province for families?

Booking a hotel for you and the kiddos in Alajuela Province is easy with our handy filter tool. Simply select “Family friendly” in the “Traveler experience” section and check out the deals. If you’re headed to Guayabo, have a look at La Anita Rainforest Ranch. Chill out here while enjoying the use of conveniences like free WiFi and laundry facilities. Malekus Mountain Lodge is also a popular pick with families in this city.

What are the top beach hotels in Alajuela Province?

Relaxation mode ON! Enjoy the beach lifestyle at Alajuela Province’s top-rated sea-view hotels like Nayara Springs - Adults only. This leading property in La Fortuna offers mineral springs in spa, designer toiletries and a load of other amenities. You can also soak up cool costal vibes at Hotel El Silencio del Campo, another popular retreat here.

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Recent reviews of Alajuela Province hotels
Expedia verified reviews

5/5 Excellent

"The view was breathtaking. The staff were very friendly and helpful."

A verified traveler stayed at Paradise Hot Springs Thermal Resort

Posted 13 hours ago

5/5 Excellent

"Beautiful property with amazing manicured tropical landscaping and great views of the volcano from our room. Our kids love the waterslides and all of the hot and cold pools to swim in! Our hotel room was simply decorated, but comfortable bed and air-conditioning. Our family loved eating at the poolside restaurant and the morning breakfast buffet was quality! Staff was very friendly and professional! All in all a very good deal and we would come back! "

A verified traveler from El Dorado Hills stayed at Hotel Los Lagos Spa & Resort

Posted 16 hours ago

5/5 Excellent

Absolutely stunning!!

"Without a doubt the most incredible property I’ve ever visited. Our mountain(volcano!) view was jaw dropping, truly something I’ll never forget. The infinity pool and hot tub area enjoyed the same view! The restaurant is 5-star, truly a pleasure. The grounds are gorgeous and felt very safe; and don’t even get me started on the monkeys we watched from our balcony as they swung through the lush trees. Honestly I can’t recommend the resort highly enough. The only part that wasn’t amazing was the lack of A/C. We had a quite powerful ceiling fan over the beds that made sleep possible, but the bathroom areas could feel a bit moist. But then again I was visiting a rainforest in June, which is early in the rainy season, so I should have expected this. My fault, not theirs. Despite this, I cannot recommend this resort highly enough! I hope to stay there again in the future. "

A verified traveler stayed at Arenal Observatory Lodge & Trails

Posted 1 day ago