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Top North Pacific Coast Hotel Wedding Venues

Capitán Suizo Beachfront Boutique Hotel

Andaz Peninsula Papagayo Resort, Costa Rica, by Hyatt

Sugar Beach

Azul Hotel & Retreat

Hotel Riu Guanacaste - All Inclusive

Hotel Tamarindo Diria Beach Resort

JW Marriott Costa Elena Resort & Spa, All-Inclusive

The Westin Reserva Conchal, an All-Inclusive Golf Resort & Spa

Margaritaville Beach Resort Playa Flamingo

Reserva Conchal Beach Resort, Golf & Spa

Bahia del Sol Beach Front Boutique Hotel

Occidental Papagayo - Adults Only - All inclusive
Wedding Hotels in North Pacific Coast
When love is in the air, you’ll find inspiration at one of our North Pacific Coast wedding hotels. Tie the knot with personalized ceremonies ranging from intimate affairs that keep it simple to nuptial extravaganzas with all the sugar and spice. The blushing bride and out-of-town visitors alike will be swept off their feet by the convenience and value of on-site accommodations.
The special day will be unforgettable for both the sweethearts and guests at one of the wedding hotels in North Pacific Coast. Gorgeous landscapes, beautiful indoor spaces, special bridal suites, and amazing arrangements are just some of the options to choose from. Enjoy a stunning ceremony surrounded by friends and family, then retire to the reception room for a fun night of toasts and treats. Feel free to waltz the night away, knowing you’ve found a gem of a deal.
You’ll live happily ever after when you choose from Travelocity’s selection of the best wedding hotels in North Pacific Coast. Find that perfect combination of romance and flair and add your signature style to make it your own. Our customer service and Price Guarantee are just the icing on the cake. Book with us so on the big day, you can go and smell the roses—we’ve got it covered.
North Pacific Coast hotels essential information
Accommodation | 6,043 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $142 |
Highest Price | $664 |
Popular hotels | Hotel Tamarindo Diria Beach Resort, Sugar Beach, JW Marriott Costa Elena Resort & Spa, All-Inclusive, The Westin Reserva Conchal, an All-Inclusive Golf Resort & Spa, Margaritaville Beach Resort Playa Flamingo, Hotel Riu Guanacaste - All Inclusive, Reserva Conchal Beach Resort, Golf & Spa, Bahia del Sol Beach Front Boutique Hotel, Occidental Papagayo - Adults Only - All inclusive, Capitán Suizo Beachfront Boutique Hotel, Andaz Peninsula Papagayo Resort, Costa Rica, by Hyatt, Azul Hotel & Retreat |
Recent North Pacific Coast hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hotel Riu Palace Costa Rica - All Inclusive
"As a woman in my 20s traveling solo, I had a mixed experience staying here. Room: My room was clean, and housekeeping did a great job every day when requested. One strange thing did happen, though,a mattress appeared behind the curtains in my room halfway through my stay. I never asked about it, but it was definitely odd. Amenities: The pools and bar were great, but what really stood out was the service staff. Everyone serving drinks was incredibly personable. They asked about my travels, joked around, remembered my name, and made me feel genuinely welcome. As a solo traveler, that made a big difference. Food: The buffet was by far the best dining option. I tried eating at the specialty restaurants, but I was turned away twice because I didn't get in line around 5:15 p.m. to receive a ticket that sells out quick. If you're spending your days on excursions you won’t be able to dine. Room service is VERY limited. Noise: I honestly wish I hadn't paid extra for the ocean-view room. While the view was beautiful, it overlooked the stage where nightly entertainment took place. The music was very loud and made it difficult to sleep. It became a "if you can't beat them, join them" situation, but since I had early morning excursions planned, I often ended up exhausted. Overall: I think this resort is a better fit if you plan to spend most of your vacation relaxing on the property. if you're a traveler planning to spend most of your time exploring Costa Rica, I don’t recommend"



