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Hotel Amor de Mar, Playa Montezuma Hotels
Experience the tranquility of a family-run oceanfront hotel, located close to downtown Montezuma and the Montezuma Waterfalls.
Overview
Amor De Mar presents itself as a truly convenient and tranquil accommodation option, perfectly positioned just a short five-minute journey from the vibrant heart of downtown Montezuma. This delightful property boasts a carefully curated collection of nine uniquely designed rooms and two luxurious villas, providing guests with an exclusive and peaceful stay. The entire property is enveloped by absolutely gorgeous landscaping and lush greenery, creating a serene and relaxing atmosphere that allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.
A particularly appealing feature for nature enthusiasts is the easy access to the nearby tide pools. These natural formations offer a unique swimming experience when the tide recedes, providing a delightful opportunity to connect with the ocean. Furthermore, Amor De Mar’s enviable location places it in close proximity to the entrance of the renowned Montezuma Waterfalls, making it effortless for guests to explore and appreciate the stunning cascading waters and surrounding rainforest.
The accommodations at Amor De Mar have seen recent improvements, with some of the rooms and bathrooms having undergone updates to enhance guest comfort and enjoyment. Many of the rooms showcase charming wood paneling, adding a touch of rustic elegance and warmth to the overall ambiance. For visitors seeking a peaceful and rejuvenating getaway, while still enjoying convenient access to the activities and attractions of downtown Montezuma, Amor De Mar presents an exceptional and highly recommended choice.
Hotel Information
-star Hotel
+506 26420262
Frente de la entrada de la cascada
https://amordemar.com/
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