Hotel Amón Real Costa Rica
About this stay
Barrio Amon is the reason to be on this street. It is the quarter the coffee families built, and the facades, iron railings and deep verandas have survived better here than anywhere else in the capital, with trees closing over some of the blocks. The hotel itself is a plain budget property inside that setting, not a restored mansion, and the listing carries no breakfast, pool or air conditioning. Central Valley nights handle the last of those on their own. Morazan Park is eight minutes on foot, the 11th Avenue Restaurant one minute, and Plaza Traube four. The airport is twenty-eight minutes by taxi, quicker than every four-star hotel in the district. The rating sits at seven out of ten across seventy-six reviews, which is honest rather than flattering.