Aloft by Marriott San Jose Hotel, Costa Rica
Modern loft-style rooms in a business park with a 24-hour snack bar
About this stay
Staying at Aloft means enjoying a contemporary setting within the bustling Forum 2 Business Park. The hotel's design emphasizes open, loft-style spaces, creating a bright and airy atmosphere in each room. Mornings can start with a quick bite from the 24-hour re:fuel snack bar, or a more leisurely meal at the sit-down restaurant. Evenings invite relaxation at the stylish bar and lounge, a perfect spot to unwind after a day of business or exploration. The location offers convenience for those working in the area, while also providing easy access to the airport and the trendy Momentum Plaza.
- Modern loft-style rooms
- 24-hour snack bar
- Free parking
- Business park location
Our take
Aloft by Marriott San Jose works best as a clean, modern landing pad. Forum 2 is a business park, so evenings are quiet, and the 15-minute run to Juan Santamaría makes early departures painless. Loft rooms feel fresher than most city hotels, the 24-hour snack bar covers odd flight times, and parking is free for anyone picking up a rental car. An 8.9 score across 940 reviews confirms the formula works.
- ✓Take advantage of the 24-hour re:fuel snack bar for quick meals or late-night cravings.
- ✓Explore the nearby Momentum Plaza for additional dining and entertainment options.
- ✓If you're driving, the free parking is a valuable amenity, especially in San Jose.
Why we love it
- Loft-style rooms with modern design
- Convenient 24-hour snack bar
- Located in a business park with easy airport access
- Stylish bar and lounge for unwinding
Why guests love itAloft by Marriott San Jose sits in the Forum 2 business park on the western side of the city, about 15 minutes by car from Juan Santamaría airport. Loft-style rooms are bright and modern with free Wi-Fi, the 24-hour snack bar sorts out late arrivals with hungry children, and parking is free. Some 940 guests rate it 8.9. Our editorial view: a smart airport-side stop rather than a sightseeing base.