The location of this hotel is fine. About 10 minutes by car to the entrance of Manuel Antonio park; about 5 minutes from Quepos. Built on a hillside, the rooms are all individual cabins or "casitas". The grounds are lovely - lush gardens abound complete with many varieties of birds and monkeys. The rooms are terrible though! Our first room... More

Our first experience with the hotel was bad because the staff member who was working when we checked in was very rude to us. Things just got worse because we couldn't get the hot water working in our shower, the sheets pulled off the mattress with the slightest movement, and the shower curtain was moldy. The price was right, but... More

This hotel is a decent place to stay in Manuel Antonio. The villas are scattered around the property. Great pool area. We were there during their low season as we (8 rooms) were the only occupants. It isn't walking distance to Quepos or Manuel Antonio but there is a bus stop a short walk from the hotel. When we stayed... More

Made our reservations late, this was one of the few hotels available. I was nervous after reading previous reviews (most recent from several years ago), but it worked out fine. Got two rooms for one night. Rooms were small but reasonably clean, no bugs. Showers had hot water in the evening but for some reason not in the morning (though... More

We had 7 rooms and when we arrived we had the following problems: toliets did not work, toliet paper holder not there, no pillows, one room 64 steps to room, sheets very old ready to fall apart, air not working in rooms. Once we settled in we could not eat since the kitchen had no propane. We were charged for... More

This hotel is between Quepos and the beach (and NP) but is easy to reach with the bus. There are some nice restaurants within walking distance. We stayed for 3 nights and that was long enough. The room was small and the walls were really thin. You could hear your neighbors talk or their tv. The restaurant was closed (only... More

You can rent a room in a small lodge. The rooms are a little bit outdated, but the surrounding (the nature, green) make up for this. The staff is friendly. The location is great, between Quepos and Manuel Antonio.

Very helpful and accommodative staff. We were traveling with open vouchers for hotels and though no hotels were listed for Manuel Antonio when we showed up at the Villa Teca Anna gladly accepted ours for two nights. Anna showed us a nice cabana overlooking the beautiful jungle setting. Our room was clean and quiet (except for bird songs). The pool... More

We are very experienced with the hotels in this country, and took a chance on the location of this place, it seemed so tranquil and off the main street. We booked in for our last night and were told that we would be given a wake-up call before the breakfast was over, there was no call...we made it in time... More