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Studio Hotel, San José Hotels
Boutique hotel with a rooftop pool, restaurant, local art collection, and convenient airport access
Overview
Studio Hotel, a unique and captivating art-themed boutique property nestled in the picturesque region of Santa Ana, offers a truly immersive experience for discerning travelers. The hotel proudly displays one of the largest and most impressive private collections of Costa Rican art found anywhere in the country, providing a constant source of inspiration and cultural enrichment for its guests.
Travelers seeking to explore the local area will find themselves conveniently located near a variety of vibrant shopping areas, perfect for discovering unique souvenirs and local crafts. Beautiful parks are also easily accessible, offering opportunities for relaxation and enjoying the natural beauty of Costa Rica. Moreover, the bustling downtown area of San José is just a short and convenient drive away, as is the international airport, making Studio Hotel an ideal base for both exploring the city and embarking on onward journeys.
The hotel’s exquisitely appointed rooms are themselves works of art, meticulously adorned with carefully curated pieces of Costa Rican artwork. Guests can choose from rooms offering breathtaking mountain views or captivating city views, providing a stunning backdrop to their stay. Each room features exceptionally comfortable beds, ensuring a restful night’s sleep, as well as modern and stylish bathrooms, equipped with all the amenities needed for a luxurious and pampering experience.
Guests can take full advantage of the hotel’s exceptional amenities, including a stunning rooftop pool, perfect for a refreshing dip and offering unparalleled sunset views over the surrounding landscape. For those seeking to maintain their fitness regime, a well-equipped fitness room is readily available. And to start each day off right, guests can enjoy a complimentary and delicious breakfast at Katöwa, the hotel’s exceptional on-site restaurant, known for its delectable cuisine and welcoming atmosphere.
Hotel Information
4.5-star Hotel
+506 22820505
164 ft North of Red Cross (Cruz Roja)
https://www.costaricastudiohotel.com/en/
Free wifi
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