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Bahia del Sol Hotel, Gulf of Papagayo Hotels
Secluded and peaceful beachfront resort-like property with a laid-back atmosphere, a pool with a swim-up bar, and several restaurants
Overview
Constructed in the year 2001, Bahia del Sol presents itself as a tranquil and wonderfully secluded beachfront property. Its location is strategically positioned near the charming fishing village of Playa Potrero, allowing guests to experience the authentic local culture. The hotel prides itself on maintaining a peaceful and serene atmosphere, perfectly complemented by its family-friendly accommodations. This makes Bahia del Sol an ideal escape from the more crowded and bustling tourist areas, offering a genuine respite for those seeking relaxation. Guests particularly appreciate having direct access to a beach that is both safe and wonderfully quiet.
The hotel boasts a range of room types meticulously designed to cater to various needs, including spacious family suites. These suites offer the convenience of separate bedrooms, ensuring privacy and comfort for all family members, and also feature a fully equipped kitchen, allowing for self-catering options. While the on-site activities at the hotel are intentionally kept to a more limited selection to preserve the peaceful ambiance, the surrounding area of Playa Potrero provides ample opportunities for exploration and adventure, inviting guests to discover the natural beauty and local attractions.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+63 26544671
Playa Potrero, Guanacaste
https://www.bahiadelsolhotel.com/
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