I just love everything about this place.

Very nice and clean!

Not quiet on the street at night. Staff was very helpful ! Easy location to sleep and be picked up for activities. Breakfast is cereal bread and yogurt

Love the feel.of this boutique hotel (9 rooms i believe) with a personal touch. It is unfortunate that the bar across the street blares its kareoke and music at too loud a decibel(it's not their fault - i assume other establishment have issues with them). The hotel is expanding and hopefully the new rooms can mitigate the street noise better. We were lucky one night that the power went out at 10:20 pm for about 15-20 minutes and the bars emptied out. We slept better that evening. I used ear plugs in Costa Rica because the roads do have noisy road warriors and few places are sound proofed and that is in most small tourist towns. Eco friendly, smoke free and truly a welcoming spot. The rooms are big and have decent amenities. The staff is great in helping you book activities (especially if the apps are no longer booking) Rosio can sometimes sneek you in under the wire. I would like go back again.

The reviews are not lying, the noise is a LOT. I wear earplugs every night anyways so I wasn’t too bothered but I could still hear it through them. If you’re a light sleeper choose somewhere else for sure. Other than that, it’s a great location, staff is absolutely lovely, room is spacious clean and comfortable, breakfast was good but not if you’re in to a BIIIIIG breakfast, nice snack before heading out. They gave us a cacao pod to take to our next location! Love Regina.

Good Hotel if you are looking to stay in downtown La Fortuna.

Very central location. There is street noise, but we slept fine. Very light continental breakfast. Just enough to get you started on your day. We had a comfortable stay at a reasonable rate

Very noisy. Loud music until late. Had an issue with management. The key to my safe broke and manager/front desk tried to scam me. She said safe needed to go to San Jose to be opened. I refused because there was no way our passports and money were going to San Jose. Then she later said a locksmith would come for $30 to fix it and I had to pay. I paid the locksmith guy $40, ($10 tip). Management tried to give me another hand written $15 or $16 bill later for a travel fee for the locksmith. Too many scams going on in Costa Rica. Time for a new country to visit.