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Hotel Manalá, Santa Teresa Hotels
Basic hotel with nice rooms in a convenient location about a five-minute walk to the beach.
Nestled just a short distance away from the bustling main road in Santa Teresa, you’ll discover the delightful Hotel Manalá. This charming establishment offers a selection of comfortable and inviting accommodations to suit various travel needs. Guests can choose from eight nicely appointed bungalows, perfect for individuals or couples seeking a cozy retreat. For larger groups or families, the hotel also provides a more spacious apartment and a “casa” option, ensuring ample room and comfort for everyone.
One of the many appealing aspects of Hotel Manalá is its convenient proximity to the beach. A leisurely stroll of approximately five minutes will lead you to the sandy shores, where you can soak up the sun and enjoy the refreshing ocean breeze. To enhance your beach experience, the hotel thoughtfully provides its guests with towels, a cooler to keep your drinks and snacks chilled, and comfortable chairs for relaxing by the water.
Furthermore, guests have the option to indulge in a delicious breakfast, available for an additional charge. The convenience of this service is unparalleled, as the hotel staff will deliver your breakfast directly to your room at the pre-determined time of your choosing, allowing you to start your day with ease and relaxation in Santa Teresa.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+506 26401132
Santa Teresa de Cóbano, Puntarenas
http://www.manalahotel.com/
Free wifi
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