"This fantastic little inn, on the way into town, is what one reader accurately describs as 'Mercedes Benz accomodations on a Toyota budget.' Seven brightly colored rooms have private stone showers and vibrant woven linens. A well-manicured garden surrounds the pool, and the common courtyard is invitingly strung with hammocks and set with heavy tables..."
As recommended in Lonely Planet Costa Rica edition 8, 2008 |
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"Hotel Entre Dos Aguas was a pretty sweet place to recoup at day's end. Set on a forested hillside three blocks from the water, the hotel has a pool and a manicured garden; the location, away from the beachside bars and restaurants, ensured us a respite from the random truck driving down the main drag. Run by Brandon and Lilah Park, transplanted 30-something New Yorkers, the chalet-style building has seven whitewashed rooms accented with driftwood shelves, linens in primary colors, and stone showers."
Frommers Budget Travel Magazine, April 2010 Issue |
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"...the natural stone shower, referred to by the owner as a 'Flintstone shower' is a highlight, and the grounds are bursting with exotic plants and flowers...The double rooms on the ground floor are enormous, dominated by natural wood beams and river stones jutting out of the walls that act as bookshelves and bed stands."
As recommended in Rum & Reggae's Costa Rica edition 1, 2006 |
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