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Hotel & Spa Poco a Poco, Monteverde Hotels
Comfortable hotel in a prime location near downtown Santa Elena with an on-site restaurant and outdoor swimming pools
Hotel & Spa Poco a Poco, a charming and inviting destination near downtown Santa Elena, boasts a unique history and a commitment to gradual, thoughtful growth. The story began in the year 2000 with a modest offering of just five rooms. Since then, the hotel has blossomed, expanding its capacity thoughtfully over the years, adding new units periodically to enhance the guest experience. Today, Hotel & Spa Poco a Poco warmly welcomes travelers with 30 beautifully appointed rooms, each designed with comfort and simplicity in mind. Certain rooms even offer the added luxury of private patios and relaxing Jacuzzis, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration.
Guests at Hotel & Spa Poco a Poco can savor delicious meals and refreshing beverages at the on-site bar and restaurant, providing a convenient dining option. However, the hotel’s prime location also places guests just a short, pleasant two-block stroll away from a variety of other restaurants, offering a diverse range of culinary experiences. A nearby grocery store also provides added convenience for those who prefer to stock up on snacks and essentials.
Beyond its comfortable accommodations and convenient location, Poco a Poco excels as a place to rejuvenate and unwind. Guests can take a refreshing dip in the inviting open-air, yet covered, pool area, providing a sheltered space to enjoy the outdoors. For ultimate relaxation, indulge in the spa services offered at the hotel, which thoughtfully incorporate regional botanicals sourced directly from the lush Monteverde jungle, providing a truly unique and immersive spa experience.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+506 26456000
Calle El Sol (328 ft/100 m east from The Frog Pond)
http://www.hotelpocoapoco.com/
Free wifi
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