Manual Antonio Mid-Range accomadations
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Manual Antonio Mid-Range accomadations
Hello All,
We will be going to CR end of July and will be spending 2 nights in MA. We are a family of 5 with a moderate budget so wanted a mid-ranged option. In looking up many of the other suggested options for MA suggested on the board, it seems they are all v. nice (unfortunately Buena Vistas/Tulumar is a bit out of our price range
). We also want to be close to beaches that where we can swim (walking distance). That said, does anyone have any suggestions or ways to help discern which mid-range hotels/villas are better than others, or are closer to a swimable beach? We need a place that can accomadate 5 adults together. BTW-I love reading everyone elses postings!
We will be going to CR end of July and will be spending 2 nights in MA. We are a family of 5 with a moderate budget so wanted a mid-ranged option. In looking up many of the other suggested options for MA suggested on the board, it seems they are all v. nice (unfortunately Buena Vistas/Tulumar is a bit out of our price range
). We also want to be close to beaches that where we can swim (walking distance). That said, does anyone have any suggestions or ways to help discern which mid-range hotels/villas are better than others, or are closer to a swimable beach? We need a place that can accomadate 5 adults together. BTW-I love reading everyone elses postings!
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Most people seem to like staying up on the hill. Somewhere like Costa Verde might fit your budget, has pools for kids and gets consistenly good reviews. If I had more time in MA I would have split between nearer the beach and on the hill. I like the looks of La Posada Bungalows which is next to park and beach, and appears to be great for families. Hotel Espadilla looks pretty good as well and someone stayed there recently and said it was a nice stay.
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Why not share "Casa Quinta" at Hotel Costa Verde...?
And really, really don't stress about "not" being on the beach, it's no biggie. We have walked from CV to the beach, but hopping on the local bus which passes every 15 min is so, so easy & very, very economical.(.25 cents pp)
Casa Quinta or Bungalow A-11 would be perfect & the tiny pool in the A-Unit area is picture perfect.
And really, really don't stress about "not" being on the beach, it's no biggie. We have walked from CV to the beach, but hopping on the local bus which passes every 15 min is so, so easy & very, very economical.(.25 cents pp)
Casa Quinta or Bungalow A-11 would be perfect & the tiny pool in the A-Unit area is picture perfect.
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We just stayed for a week at La Posada. We stayed in the Monkey room which has two doubles and a twin and in the casa which has two separate bedrooms plus a ton of futons. The casa also has a full kitchen.
We really loved our stay here and the walk to the beach and the park are very easy from here.
We really loved our stay here and the walk to the beach and the park are very easy from here.
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Found this post on a Fodor's search--hope it helps!
To be honest, I don't know anything about buena vista villas, but my husband and I did stay at Villas Nicolas for 4 nights in room 7 up last summer. We were very happy with our stay. We had an enourmous balcony overlooking the ocean, we were right next door to si como no, where the public bus picks up in order to take you to the national park/beach. The staff at Villas Nicolas were very helpful and friendly. I loved their security guard! He was a hoot! We did not have any monkey's on our balcony or anything that exciting, but we saw plenty of it at the park and loved our view
To be honest, I don't know anything about buena vista villas, but my husband and I did stay at Villas Nicolas for 4 nights in room 7 up last summer. We were very happy with our stay. We had an enourmous balcony overlooking the ocean, we were right next door to si como no, where the public bus picks up in order to take you to the national park/beach. The staff at Villas Nicolas were very helpful and friendly. I loved their security guard! He was a hoot! We did not have any monkey's on our balcony or anything that exciting, but we saw plenty of it at the park and loved our view
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Villas Mymosa hands down folks. www.villasmymosa.com Small, ten unit condo complex with a pool and small poolside restaurant, and more affordable than those other places.
What's even more awesome is that i can give discounted prices so you an pay even less than what you see on the website when you book through me
What's even more awesome is that i can give discounted prices so you an pay even less than what you see on the website when you book through me
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