Blue Banyan Inn
Family-friendly inn with an outdoor pool and complimentary breakfast
About this stay
Surrounded by the natural beauty of Naranjito de Aguirre, the Blue Banyan Inn provides a welcoming retreat for families. Mornings begin with a complimentary breakfast, setting the tone for a day of relaxation by the outdoor pool or exploring the local area. The air-conditioned rooms offer a cool escape from the tropical warmth, and the on-site restaurant caters to convenient dining. With free Wi-Fi and parking, plus an airport shuttle, the inn ensures a hassle-free experience from arrival to departure. Its accessible and smoke-free environment makes it a comfortable choice for all guests.
- Outdoor pool
- Free breakfast
- Air conditioning
- Airport shuttle
Our take
Blue Banyan Inn holds a 9.0 guest score from 71 reviews and brings hotel comforts to Naranjito de Aguirre: an outdoor pool, free breakfast, an on-site restaurant, air conditioning and an airport shuttle. I recommend it to families and couples who want an easy, accessible inland base in the Quepos canton. Travelers after a rustic eco-lodge deep in the forest will find it more conventional, and the beaches require a drive.
- ✓Take advantage of the complimentary breakfast each morning to fuel your day before exploring.
- ✓Utilize the airport shuttle service for a stress-free transfer to and from the inn.
- ✓Spend some time by the outdoor pool to relax and cool off after a day of activities.
Why we love it
- The refreshing outdoor pool
- Complimentary breakfast and Wi-Fi
- Convenient airport shuttle service
- Comfortable air-conditioned rooms
Why guests love itBlue Banyan Inn covers the basics that make a family stay easy: a free breakfast before you head out, an outdoor pool for the afternoon, air-conditioned rooms and a restaurant on site, so no one has to drive for dinner. The airport shuttle helps when you arrive with luggage and tired children. Naranjito de Aguirre is an inland district of the Quepos canton, and I would use the inn as a calm base for day trips toward Manuel Antonio.