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Paradise Hot Springs Thermal Water Resort, Arenal/La Fortuna Hotels
Budget resort with excellent hot spring pools, beautiful grounds, and basic amenities.
Paradise Hot Springs Thermal Water Resort presents itself as a compelling choice for travelers seeking relaxation and rejuvenation without breaking the bank. This charming resort, boasting just 25 rooms, offers a more intimate and personalized experience compared to larger, more sprawling properties. The accommodations are clean and straightforward, providing a comfortable base from which to explore the resort’s primary attraction: its eight on-site hot spring pools.
One of these pools even features a delightful swim-up bar, adding a touch of playful indulgence to the therapeutic waters. A key differentiator for Paradise Hot Springs is its commitment to maintaining a tranquil atmosphere. Unlike some of its competitors, this resort limits the number of daily visitors, ensuring that guests can truly unwind and enjoy the serene surroundings. While some minor signs of wear and tear may be visible around the pool areas, the overall experience of soaking in the rejuvenating hot springs, enjoying a leisurely breakfast in the open-air restaurant, and strolling through the beautifully maintained gardens more than compensates for any superficial imperfections.
Among the advantages of choosing Paradise Hot Springs are its combination of comfortable, clean rooms and readily accessible hot springs, all offered at a highly competitive price. The resort’s smaller size, with its limited number of rooms, contributes to a sense of peace and quiet, allowing guests to fully appreciate the beauty and tranquility of the gardens. The policy of limiting daily visitors to the thermal pools is another significant benefit, preserving the serene atmosphere that many guests seek. For those with mobility challenges, the accessible pool equipped with a ramp provides convenient and safe access. Furthermore, guests can enhance their relaxation with a range of spa services, including rejuvenating facial treatments, detoxifying body wraps, and soothing massages, available for an additional fee.
However, it’s important to acknowledge a few potential drawbacks. While the hot springs are undoubtedly the star attraction, the property’s amenities beyond these therapeutic waters are relatively basic. Additionally, many of the rooms lack scenic views, and the resort’s location on a busy road may introduce some traffic noise. Finally, the resort’s location means that it is not within easy walking distance of other attractions or dining options, requiring guests to rely on a car or taxi for any self-guided explorations beyond the Paradise Hot Springs grounds.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+(+506) 2479-1380
4.8 km northwest La Fortuna Park
https://paradisehotsprings.net/#hotel
Free wifi
Free parkingCosta Rica
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