Book a hotel near Arenal Eco Zoo, Peñas Blancas

"Everything about our experience exceeded expectations. The hosts and staff were gracious and communication was great. The facilities were as described--beautiful and magical. Attention to every detail was evident and any possible need of guests was addressed. Breakfast was delicious, made to order, and timely every day. The grounds were peaceful with abundant wildlife. We would have loved to have more time in the area. Would definitely stay again!"

"Very nice views of the Arenal lake and the volcanic mountain. But the receptionists were unfriendly, the room was very basic and outdated "

"Jim was communicative, available and helpful. We loved the view while sitting on the porch swing and soaking in the hot tub. Stephanie was also helpful and pleasant. "

"Such a cute place tucked away in El Castillo! Beautiful views of Lake Arenal and the property is just absolutely beautiful! The guest house was very clean and well cared for, and they even gave us a welcome basket with some breakfast foods! They have everything you need to have a quiet, relaxing trip and stay in, or you are a half a mile from restaurants, etc.My only disappointment is that it was raining and I didn’t get to hear or see any howler monkeys that apparently are near the property."

"Very welcoming, the suite was clean and inviting with everything we needed. We will be back"

"One of the most memorable places we've ever visited. The location, home and grounds were stunning, not to mention the hosts who were friendly and welcoming, which made us feel right at home. The location is close to the hanging bridges and about 15 minutes from the hot springs. It looks a bit out of the way, but we were happy to stay here once we arrived. The road between Tabacon and the property were easy to navagate. It felt like paradise and we hated to leave. I turned on a bird app on the morning of the 2nd day and within a couple minutes we captured 20 bird sounds; most memorable an Orange-chinned Parakeet, a Northern Emerald-Toucanet and a Keel-billed Toucan, which eats seeds from 2 palm trees just behind the house. The Howler Monkeys were active in the jungle, right next to the property. The host set up a telescope, where you can see the steam coming off the volocano. "