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Arenal Manoa & Hot Springs Resort
"Breakfast was great with lot of options. Hot springs are great with plenty of space."
Reviewed on Jul 28, 2026
Hotel Los Lagos Spa & Resort
"You could stay here and experience so much the area has to offer! Zip lining is a bit pricey compared to other options in the area, but their breathtaking mountain views and incredible breakfast are worth it. The entire property is immaculately organized and clean, and I would definitely book again. ..."
Reviewed on Jul 29, 2026
Lost Iguana Resort and Spa
"We thoroughly enjoyed our time at the Lost Iguana Resort. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful, especially Charlie who was our bellman. The breakfast buffet was incredible, a standout for sure. Staff in the restaurant were great, too. Our kids liked the pools, though the lower pool was very ..."
Reviewed on Jul 28, 2026
Arenal Kioro Suites & Spa
"Really large rooms with jacuzzi inside. Complimentary entrance and shuttle to Kitoku hot springs was a great bonus. Breakfast was fine - I’ve had greater variety and quality at other stays on this trip but it was good with standard Costa Rican and US options. Two things I felt could have been better ..."
Reviewed on Jul 29, 2026
The Royal Corin Thermal Water Spa & Resort - Adults Only
Volcano Lodge Hotel & Thermal Experience
The Springs Resort and Spa at Arenal
Tabacón Thermal Resort & Spa
Hotel Lomas del Volcán
Tilaran Hotel & Travel Guide\n
If you are intending on trekking through Arenal Volcano Region and have the urge to experience what there is to offer in Tilaran, as a seasoned traveler, you would do well to book as soon as your plans are confirmed through Travelocity to make sure you secure the most suitable place to kick up your feet. Tilaran features 4 short and long-stay options within 6 miles (10 kilometers) of the city center.
When you and your family would like to book Travelocity-listed accommodation within a short drive from the heart of Tilaran, the Hotel Cielo Azul Resort is a promising hotel.
You could check out the The Springs Resort and Spa at Arenal or the Nayara Hotel Spa & Gardens. The The Springs Resort and Spa at Arenal can be found 17 miles (28 kilometers) outside of the center of Tilaran. The Nayara Hotel Spa & Gardens, can be found just 17 miles (27 kilometers) away. Other alternatives worth checking out include the Arenal Kioro Suites & Spa along with the Tabacon Grand Spa Thermal Resort.
The larger Northern Plains district is well worth seeing as well. Northern Plains has forests, lakes, active volcanos and caves, and other common tourist places of interest include traditional villages, craft workshops and open-air markets. Common activities in this particular part of Costa Rica include hiking, shore fishing and bird watching.
Fortuna is 17 miles (28 kilometers) east of Tilaran and is where you'll find Baldi Hot Springs and La Fortuna Waterfall. The Baldi Hot Springs Hotel and Spa and The Royal Corin Thermal Water Spa & Resort are a handful of the Travelocity-recommended short and long-stay options in Fortuna. 40 miles (65 kilometers) east of Tilaran, you will find Aguas Zarcas, which is home to the Hotel El Tucano Resort & Thermal Spa and Termales del Bosque. Should you choose to stay in Aguas Zarcas, set aside a little time to check out the Aguas Zarcas Church and Aquas Zarcas Square.
Daniel Oduber International Airport is a commonly used airport, and is 40 miles (68 kilometers) away from downtown Tilaran. Hotels that are nearby include Hilton Garden Inn Liberia Airport and Hotel Rincon del Llano.
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Arenal Kioro Suites & Spa
"Really large rooms with jacuzzi inside. Complimentary entrance and shuttle to Kitoku hot springs was a great bonus. Breakfast was fine - I’ve had greater variety and quality at other stays on this trip but it was good with standard Costa Rican and US options. Two things I felt could have been better a) in the hotel information and at breakfast there were lots of warnings of charges should patrons break the rules which I understand but felt a little unwelcoming, b) I was asked which restaurant I would like to eat at when I arrived and picked the informal option, and on arriving there was told I couldn’t eat from their menu as all their dishes were for a minimum of two people which was very unwelcoming for solo travellers. Whilst the staff tried to solve the issue and said I could order from their à la carte restaurant and have it brought down I needed to see the menu so changed restaurant. I don’t blame the staff for this, I’ve just never been to a restaurant where it’s entire premise is you have to be in a group 2+ and found the experience alienating."
