Costa Rica Guesthouse
About this stay
The building is the draw: a Colonial-era house with the thick walls, tall doors and interior circulation that period requires, now run as a guesthouse with warm rooms opening onto a communal lounge where guests actually talk to each other. Five minutes on foot reaches the National Museum of Costa Rica and its butterfly enclosure, three minutes the nearest parking, and Casa China Restaurant is the same distance. It carries the family tag and the budget tag at once, which almost nothing else here manages, and the price sits at the bottom of the district range. Free Wi-Fi, parking, a bar and an airport shuttle are on the listing, and breakfast is available at a charge. The score is eight point four out of ten across seven hundred and eighty-one reviews.