Top Hotels in Province of Heredia
- 1. Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Farm and Inn
- 2. Costa Rica Marriott Hotel Hacienda Belen
- 3. Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Farm and Inn
- 4. Hotel Bougainvillea
- 5. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, San Jose Aeropuerto, Costa Rica
- 6. Selva Verde Lodge
- 7. Finca Paraiso Mountain Retreat near San Jose Airport
- 8. La Riviera Hotel
- 9. Hotel El Tirol
- 10. El Rodeo Estancia Boutique Hotel & Steakhouse
10 hotels in Province of Heredia: Best hotel deals for 2023
Discover the best hotels in Province of Heredia including Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Farm and Inn, Costa Rica Marriott Hotel Hacienda Belen, Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Farm and Inn, Hotel Bougainvillea, Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, San Jose Aeropuerto, Costa Rica, Selva Verde Lodge, Finca Paraiso Mountain Retreat near San Jose Airport, La Riviera Hotel, Hotel El Tirol, El Rodeo Estancia Boutique Hotel & Steakhouse.
Restaurants in Province of Heredia
1. Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Farm and Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 870 reviews
Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Plantation Resort is a world-class 14 room resort located in the middle of an organic shade-grown coffee plantation with lush colorful gardens and awe inspiring views of the Central Valley below. The recipient of many awards for being a global leader in responsible tourism and luxury, Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Plantation and Inn is the perfect choice for discerning and knowledgeable travelers who want to be surrounded by beautiful coffee fields while nestled in a cozy world famous hotel awarded with the highest levels of certified sustainability. Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Plantation Resort is one of the "National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World."
Charming Place But Lacks Certain Quality
Reviewed By MattSaraTravelMy wife and I stayed here at the end of our honeymoon for two nights. I will fully admit, we did not get to totally experience the entire grounds, as it was horrible weather for our stay. I can speak to the decor of the interiors, which was very charming and incredibly unique. If you are someone who enjoys to read and sit in peace and quiet there is a ton of quality spaces. Unfortunately the biggest difficulty we had that tainted our experience was the restaurant. The food is not good, not at all. There are a couple lunch sandwiches that will do the trick but the dinner quality is very lacking for a place as charming as this place is. They need a serious upgrade on the menu/chefs. The "Catch of the Day" was one of the worst fishes I have ever eaten. Extremely overcooked and filled with bones. I feel almost bad saying this because it really is a charming place with very friendly staff - but i have to be honest and the food was just a huge buzzkill.
2. Costa Rica Marriott Hotel Hacienda Belen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2357 reviews
Discover striking architecture and impeccable accommodations at Costa Rica Marriott Hotel Hacienda Belen. Our extraordinary San Jose hotel in Heredia, Costa Rica offers a magical backdrop for a leisurely or adventurous stay. One of the best hotels in Central America, as rated by Condé Nast, our hacienda resort sits nestled within a 30-acre coffee plantation and offers views of the mountains or the San Jose skyline.
Over hyped
Reviewed By 781sunnybWe spent one night on our way to Manuel Antonio at the hotel. We booked 2 rooms and thought we would receive the customary great service at Marriott for Platinum members, not so at all. Confused front desk told us that only one of us from each room can go to the Executive Lounge at a time for breakfast or the evening?? I questioned that so they relented and said we could go. I opted for the welcome gift basket instead of points, after an hour I called the front desk and they said, oh sorry! The property is Cononial and beautiful but not the service. Glad we’re not staying here on our way back.
3. Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Farm and Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 870 reviews
Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Plantation Resort is a world-class 14 room resort located in the middle of an organic shade-grown coffee plantation with lush colorful gardens and awe inspiring views of the Central Valley below. The recipient of many awards for being a global leader in responsible tourism and luxury, Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Plantation and Inn is the perfect choice for discerning and knowledgeable travelers who want to be surrounded by beautiful coffee fields while nestled in a cozy world famous hotel awarded with the highest levels of certified sustainability. Finca Rosa Blanca Coffee Plantation Resort is one of the "National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World."
Charming Place But Lacks Certain Quality
Reviewed By MattSaraTravelMy wife and I stayed here at the end of our honeymoon for two nights. I will fully admit, we did not get to totally experience the entire grounds, as it was horrible weather for our stay. I can speak to the decor of the interiors, which was very charming and incredibly unique. If you are someone who enjoys to read and sit in peace and quiet there is a ton of quality spaces. Unfortunately the biggest difficulty we had that tainted our experience was the restaurant. The food is not good, not at all. There are a couple lunch sandwiches that will do the trick but the dinner quality is very lacking for a place as charming as this place is. They need a serious upgrade on the menu/chefs. The "Catch of the Day" was one of the worst fishes I have ever eaten. Extremely overcooked and filled with bones. I feel almost bad saying this because it really is a charming place with very friendly staff - but i have to be honest and the food was just a huge buzzkill.
4. Hotel Bougainvillea
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1199 reviews
Only 20 min from the airport / A hotel inside a garden. 10 acres of the most beautiful gardens in Costa Rica. Experience Costa Rica: Come stroll in our beautiful tropical gardens; enjoy the fragrance of Costa Rica's refreshing air. Relax in our cozy rooms and facilities where our friendly staff will be happy to assist you! Enjoy our country, stay at Bougainvillea: A hotel inside a garden. Restaurant, bar/lounge. Indulge your appetite at our restaurant and bar, which offers a delicious fusion of international and local cuisine. The tasteful decoration of our restaurant compliments our personalized service. Enjoy a view of our gardens which sets the perfect backdrop for an enjoyable breakfast, lunch, dinner, or afternoon tea. Other amenities include complimentary wireless internet access and free parking. Balconies: Take a moment to notice all the beautiful details that the nature offers to you in our balconies with a mountain or garden view. Green mountains, colored tropical flowers and energetic hummingbirds will welcome you to Costa Rica!
Excellent Hotel
Reviewed By Peter WGood rooms, good food...fabulous garden with good birding. A not to be missed site. Staff was very helpful...dining facilities excellent, rooms well appointed, clean...first rate...prices very reasonable.
5. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, San Jose Aeropuerto, Costa Rica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1050 reviews
Located just north of downtown San Jose, the Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, San Jose Aeropuerto, Costa Rica offers a modern retreat near local markets, restaurants and shops. Land at Juan Santamaria International Airport (SJO), and take our free shuttle to the hotel, where you can kick off your vacation beside our two outdoor pools or at the on-site Mambi Restaurant. Ready to explore? Delve into local history at the Pueblo Antiguo, or browse the stores at Plaza Real Cariari.
Disappointing hotel
Reviewed By dlwaltMy family booked one night at the Country Inn before an early flight to Panama City. We were really disappointed in the hotel. While the room was a decent size, the bathroom was tiny and needs update. We waited for the shuttle last night for over 45 minutes and wound up jumping on the Doubletree shuttle and walked over. The Doubletree was $50 more, I should have spent the extra money.
6. Selva Verde Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 920 reviews
Selva Verde is more than a lodge and more than a rainforest reserve. It is your gateway into a magical world of towering Almendro trees, Mantled Howler Monkeys, and Keel Billed Toucans. Immerse yourself in tropical nature as you hike through deep green forest or reflect quietly in a comfortable hammock. Discover something new as you encounter Selva Verde's amazing wildlife and vibrant people. Rekindle your sense of wonder and experience the out-of-the-ordinary. Experience Selva Verde! Located just 2 hours from San Jose, Selva Verde provides easy access to the wonders of the rainforest. For over 30 years, we have been a haven for nature enthusiasts from around the world. Our abundant biodiversity, comfortable rainforest lodge, and exciting activities are ideal for adventure seekers, bird and wildlife watchers, students, and families. Come explore Selva Verde's 500 acres of vibrant tropical nature in the heart of Costa Rica's Sarapiqui Canton.
Upscale lodge with plenty to see and do
Reviewed By Michelle BReview Selve Verde This lodge is right next to a very busy road. All night long, we were subjected to traffic noise, that being composed almost solely of big trucks using their compression brakes (aka "jake" brakes). I could see no reason for their use other than the truckers were driving far too fast for the road. Or perhaps it was to annoy the wealthy visitors, because Selve Verde is not a cheap place to stay. But otherwise, Selve Verde was a very upscale lodge. I must say it's not conducive to photography. The walkways are covered, as it rains-often, and did every afternoon. This made for a dry walk to the dining area and meeting spots, but cut off the jungle overhead. The room smelled a bit antiseptic, one could almost say musty, but otherwise, it was very good. It was quite spacious, with a couch, a bench at the end of each of the two queen sized beds. A large rack gave us plenty of room for our smaller carry on bags. A safe was provided, with the key on the same ring as one's room key. We did not use it. A table with a decent reading lamp allowed my husband to work on his laptop. There were plenty of electrical outlets. Two overhead fans, with lights, provided plenty of moving air, and each bed had a decent reading lamp. The beds were comfortable and had pillows that were NOT lumpy. A coffee maker was on the table with a complementary pair of coffee capsules. We learned later that the would be the only time we got free coffee. If you wanted more, you went to the bar to buy more, at $2 US a capsule. The room and the bathroom were both spotlessly clean. I never saw an insect in either. We had to wear a blue plastic strap on our wrists to show we were fully paid up customers. It proved annoying, but apparently that's how it works in Costa Rica. Outside the room was a good sized bench to sit on and nearby was a hammock. The lights outside the room could be turned off, which made the room nice and dark at night. The bathroom had plenty of towels and amenities. It was clean. The toilet paper was dispensed in a large, two rolls dispenser. There was only a third of a single roll in the dispenser when we got into our room. We were both in the throes of the the Zumes (aka traveler's diahrrea) and I knew we'd never make it with just one almost depleted roll, so I went down to reception and asked for more TP, please? I was told it would be taken care of and by the time I got back to my room, a housekeeper arrived with more TP. The layout of the walks to the dining hall et al was confusing, I found myself asking directions from the room to the dining hall. The signage to 'reception' and the dining hall, et al, could be improved, but I did, eventually, learn my way around. Maps were provided at check in. The covered walkways are lined with lovely shrubs, flowers, a buttress rooted fig tree. It's quite lovely and amazingly, considering the proximity of humans, traffic on the roads, etc, we saw plenty of birds, as well as a pair of metallic green and black poison dart frogs hopped into view. They're so tiny, so lovely! And alas, so endangered. Service at the dining area was outstanding. The food was buffet style, something I truly appreciate, due to some dietary restrictions I have. On offer was not only 'typical food', the term for Costa Rican fare, but also offerings more created for an American's palate. There was always plenty of fresh fruit available, hot coffee, etc. During our meals, a woman would come by with dessert-it was usually something I'd never had before and was always terrific. Service for breakfast started at 0700. One morning we wanted a very early start to go birding/photographing, and we got what they dubbed a "cold breakfast" at 0530. It was, really, even better than the regular eggs, etc. Cereal was available, but I had yogurt, toast, a nice big slice of papaya and fresh juice. The paths through the 'preserve' provided us with views of howler monkeys, and dozens of new bird species. There is a bridge spanning the Sarapiqui river that rocked and rolled like something out of an Indiana Jones movie. But it was well built and quite safe, just lively. The river was beautiful. We were unable to enter the jungle preserve on the other side of the river, it was gated off for some reason. Wifi at Selve Verde was robust and free. We did not utilize the bar. There is a fairly substantial gift shop with very decent prices and the sales conducted by a lovely young lady who speaks excellent English. They have laundry service, 24 hours after I turned in a large bag of clothing, it returned neatly folded, every button on every shirt buttoned and socks all precisely matched. We got back to our room that second day to discover that, while our room had been serviced, the trash had not been taken out. And in Costa Rica, one does not flush toilet paper down the toilet, one deposits it in a trash basket next to the toilet. Upon my complaint it was rectified rapidly, but, still, it spoke of a rather slapdash housekeeper. That, combined with the failure to mention that coffee was not free, and the lack of two rolls of toilet paper when we first got into the room, was the only fault I could find with Selve Verde. I would definitely stay at Selve Verde again, and I recommend it if you ever make your way to that part of Costa Rica.
7. Finca Paraiso Mountain Retreat near San Jose Airport
Overall Ratings
5 based on 49 reviews
This mountain retreat with private access to each suite offers a 5-star romantic getaway for lovers and honeymooners in spacious suites with own Jacuzzi. It has an indoor pool, covered deck near water streams, and covered terraces. This little Paradise is settled on a 2-acre manicured garden full of flowers and fruit trees nearby crystal clear water streams and falls. Each suite has a spectacular view of either nature or San Jose Valley. Standard amenities include free continental breakfast, fresh brewed coffee or tea, homemade granola, milk, yogurt,fresh fruit and juice, and home made breads. Each suite comes with private bathroom and will have fresh cut flowers, basket of tropical fruit and two bottles of water and orange juice, bathrobes, and free WIFI.
First Class Hospitality
Reviewed By Ryan PHospitality like this is incredibly rare, and expected of a Four Seasons property - but absolutely everything here was nothing short of amazing. Ricardo, Alejandra, and Ken treated my daughter & I like family - and made our stay our best in CR.
8. La Riviera Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
La Riviera Hotel is located 10 minutes from the International Airport in a quite and secure zone. We have FREE breakfast, shuttle to the airport and WiFi Internet.
Could’ve been cleaner
Reviewed By GaddemonPros: Friendly staff Spacious room w/ two big beds Coffee machine in the room Free parking A/C in the room It’s very close to the airport—free airport shuttle service Cons: Not clean at all—hair on the liquid soap container, stains on the duvet cover, dirty towel, pillow case seemed used etc. There’s a restaurant on site which is loud in the evening and the hotel is also next to a relatively busy road No fridge in the room
9. Hotel El Tirol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 287 reviews
The legendary Hotel Chalet Tirol is a magical and romantic Alpine-style Villa found on the lush hillsides of Heredia, close to the capital San Jose and the Juan Santamaria International Airport. From the hotel's entrance you are transported into a wonderland of century-old evergreen and pine trees, gorgeous gardens, and outstanding mountain views, surrounded by a natural reserve full of fauna and flora and crossed by the crystalline Rio Segundo river and waterfall. Accommodation includes 10 charming two-story chalets and 13 suites with fireplace comprising 1 honeymoon suite and a choice of multi-room family suites. Attentive service in the cozy dining room with inviting fireplace and potbelly stove enhance your overall dining experience. This three star hotel with capacity for up to 120 people is the perfect location to celebrate weddings, receptions and meetings. Leisure and eco-tourism travelers can enjoy adventures nearby such as a visit to Poas Volcano, as well as any of the rich cultural and natural options Costa Rica has to offer. The restaurant Los Tiroleses at the Hotel Chalet Tirol is famed for its French fusion and international cuisine earning the Chaine des Rotisseurs Award of Excellence, an honor that it proudly holds to this day.
A stunning respite!
Reviewed By ingiepingiAfter a month and a half straight in the city of San Jose, I was desperate for nature, the mountains, and quiet. A Costa Rican friend recommended Hotel Chalet Tirol which turned out to be the perfect spot. The hotel grounds are in a storybook like setting with magnificent gardens and a fine restaurant with a wait staff eager to please and at dinner, live piano music. Our upstairs chalet room was so quiet that we thought we were the only ones at the hotel until we saw people flocking into the restaurant at for our meals. (see separate restaurant review). The room was a bit rustic which suited us fine; it enhanced the experience of being in a Swiss chalet. The king bed was super comfortable. One tip for the refreshingly chilly night– the electric fireplace actually works so don’t be like us to hesitate to ask the desk how to use it. It was hard to believe that for a 40 minute, $12 uber ride we were transported into, and sadly away from, a rejuvenating respite.
10. El Rodeo Estancia Boutique Hotel & Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 283 reviews
El Rodeo is a Four-Star Boutique Hotel that replaces the impersonal atmosphere of hotel chains with Costa Rican charming warmth, plus exceptional service and great comfort in a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere. El Rodeo Boutique Hotel & Steak House is conveniently located 10 minutes away from Juan Santamaria International Airport, and in the heart of the latest, bustling business and commercial district, Santa Ana/San Antonio de Belen (Lindora).
Night stop after arriving from International flight
Reviewed By Hodar1812Very friendly staff, nice grounds, rooms are basic and probably European 2 star. But reasonable enough. Hotel lacks the basics like Tea & Coffee in room, Reception is very basic and offers no chance to get change or overnight essentials. Meal was in the steakhouse that is part of the hotel, very disappointing good service but terrible steak. Breakfast however was fine.
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