阿雷納Ara-Nelly Dinosaur Recycling Park附近酒店

我和丈夫15年前來過這裏。我們非常喜歡它,以至於我們帶着我們15歲的全家來到這裏體驗這個地區和這個難以置信的住宿。這個住宿是一個真正的露天設計,用美麗的木材。游泳池和熱水浴缸景色很棒。我們租了可以看到火山壯麗景色的小木屋。喚醒那一景是精神的!業主可愛,最包容。弗雷迪在法國烹飪學校接受培訓,所以每頓飯都非常出色。他的妻子很可愛...她體現了競技俱樂部的精神。我無法對競技俱樂部的工作人員說足夠的話。他們非常渴望取悅和友好。沒有辦法描述這個小屋的背景。雨林裝飾它,成爲它的一部分。我們和孩子們在一起,他們被歡迎娛樂自己玩棋盤遊戲,fusball和游泳池。這次經歷正是我與家人團聚時的夢想!

We highly recommend this hotel. We only stayed one night after arriving at Liberia airport as we left for Monteverde the next day. The staff are very firendly and check in was easy. They have a restaurant on site and the food was very good. We had breakfast incliuded in our stay and it was a very generous cooked breakfast with juice and coffee. It is situated in a wooded area and we saw Howler monkeys, deer, birds and Agouti (smaller rodents that are in the Guinea pig family). There is a pool. It looked nice although we did not have time to use it.

I visited the hotel for 3 nights with my wife. What an amazing experience we had! The couples rooms are extremely private, with an outdoor shower and a private jacuzzi on the balcony....the balcony is completely surrounded by deep forest, so its 100% private. Rooms have a a direct view of the volcano and the jungle. Its honestly impossible not to relax in this hotel. My only caveats about this hotel are the following: 1) There is a price to pay for sleeping in the middle of the jungle - the place is ~20 minutes away from town were all the restaurants and main attractions are...so either have a car, or be prepared to spend a bunch of money on cabs and arranges transportation 2) The breakfast options are not great, this is the only bad thing i have to say about the hotel experience. You will have basically the same limited options each morning 3) The path to the rooms is quite hilly - people with mobility issues might have a challenging experience (although the hotel personnel is EXTREMELY accommodating, and they have golf carts available to move you around). Thus, there is a very viable solution for people with limited mobility...just do consider the situation when booking. Overall, we had an amazing experience and would definitively recommend it!

We were aware the Selina was a hostel on booking so opted for a suite room with a private bathroom. We’re seasoned travellers and have realistic expectations of ‘you get what you pay for’. It also has a pool which at the time of booking swayed the decision. We thought the comparatively high cost indicated a high quality accommodation with a more laid back and boho vibe than a standard hotel. Positives… Great location, central to La Fortuna and many excellent eateries. Less than 10 dollars in an Uber to most of the local attractions in the area. Good facilities in the room - arty decor, fridge, coffee machine, mirrors, 65 inch TV with Netflix, large bed, nice toiletries, good WiFi and a powerful shower. The not so great… The whole place didn’t feel as clean as it should be and a little shabby for the cost which was very expensive relative to the other accommodation in the area. No outlook at all with grubby fly screens and old rusty caged windows; located next to a building site. Nowhere to hang clothes and just little inconveniences like the bedside lights switches located at the opposite end of the room. The awful… Noise - when the air conditioning wasn’t rattling like mad, it was the industrial sized washing machines in the laundry below from the early hours that felt like a plane was continually taking off under our room. After three nights, we left exhausted and ready for a quieter space. Looking at reviews, mechanical noise seems to be a regular issue. For a hostel, I would just have put up and shut up but after paying a premium hotel price, the noise was not acceptable. We’ve also got loads of random small charges on our invoice for coworking and well-being which I queried and received no response. It all looks great on the website and the funky branding lures you in but the reality is, we got ****** in by clever photos and copy - there is a gap between what they promise and what you get for the cost. I think they need to maybe stay in their lane and focus on delivering a great hostel experience rather than trying to dress up overpriced and mediocre rooms as a hotel offer at hotel prices. We’ve stayed in four other places to date and the Selina by far offered the least value for money (and we got a ‘deal’ at £115 per night without breakfast). We were excited to stay somewhere a little different - and left tired, disappointed and a little ripped off. Unfortunately we fell for the slick marketing.