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Shana By the Beach Resort, Manuel Antonio Hotels
Open and airy hillside resort with two outdoor pools, ocean views, and a gourmet restaurant.
Nestled in a serene and tranquil setting with unparalleled access to the picturesque Biesanz Beach, Shana by the Beach Resort offers a unique, if somewhat seasoned, lodging experience. The resort evokes a Mediterranean ambiance, characterized by its pristine white buildings, charming terracotta roofs, private individual balconies affording stunning views, and stately, stoic columns that add a touch of classic elegance. A comprehensive array of resort amenities and services is readily available to guests, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Two outdoor swimming pools beckon, including a dedicated adults-only pool for those seeking a more peaceful and relaxing environment. Guests can indulge in rejuvenating treatments at the on-site spa, maintain their fitness routines at the well-equipped fitness center, or explore the surrounding natural beauty via scenic nature trails. A private, direct path leads directly to the inviting sands of Biesanz Beach, providing convenient and exclusive access to sun, sand, and surf.
**Advantages of Choosing Shana by the Beach Resort:**
* While perhaps a bit dated in its décor, Shana by the Beach Resort presents a viable option for travelers seeking last-minute accommodations, particularly when other establishments are fully booked, offering a refuge amidst high-demand periods.
* The resort’s strategic hillside location on Quepos Point guarantees breathtaking panoramic ocean vistas and grants exclusive access to the coveted Biesanz Beach, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area.
* The resort’s gourmet yet approachable restaurant proudly sources a remarkable 80% of its ingredients from local vendors, showcasing the region’s culinary bounty and supporting sustainable practices.
* Guests can unwind and rejuvenate at the two outdoor swimming pools, including a tranquil adults-only option, as well as a convivial lounge and pool bar, and a pampering on-site spa (available for an additional fee).
* To facilitate convenient transportation within the property, the resort provides on-site shuttle services utilizing golf carts, making it easy to navigate the grounds.
**Potential Considerations:**
* The resort’s hillside location presents a significant topographical challenge, as the property is quite hilly, potentially posing difficulties for guests with mobility limitations or those who prefer flatter terrain.
* The absence of shuttle services to nearby attractions necessitates reliance on personal vehicles or taxis for exploring the broader region, including visits to the renowned national park and other captivating sites.
* The guest rooms, while comfortable, exhibit a dated aesthetic and could benefit from modernization and upgrades to enhance the overall guest experience.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+506 2272 7036
800 mts noroeste de Plaza Vista
https://www.shanahotel.com/
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