Tranquilidad Resort

Booked with resort in May 2023. Decided we needed something different for our group and told them I needed to cancel. I asked for my refund and was told that they would keep my money and I could come at another time. I sent them photos of their cancellation policy and stated I wanted my money back. I email and get no response. I put 2000$ down and that’s a lot of money for me. I didn’t want to go through social media but that what I did hoping to get their attention. Not a way to run any business

We arrived at Tranquilidad and immediately loved it! The first part of our trip was very busy with excursions so this was the perfect relaxation stop on our journey from La Fortuna to Manuel Antonio. The bungalow we were in was huge, two bedrooms, two toilets, a large kitchen. Everything was clean. There was a gap under the front door so a suggestion would be some weather *****ping under that door to keep some of the ants out. The AC worked well for n the bedrooms. The pool was lovely. The main attraction was the beach. Although the waves are a bit rough my kids still enjoyed building sand castles and jumping in the waves. The sunsets were fabulous. We did eat onsite, the included breakfast was great and cooked to order. The dinner menu was basic but kept us happy for two nights. If there longer we may have ventured further out (other restaurants are not nearby). We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to others lookjng for deserted beach vibes and relaxation!

What a beautiful place! Homey feel, gorgeous gardens, nice pool, stunning views and wildlife, and never crowded; the only intrusion into your space will be the friendly, adorable dogs.  Sylvia is an amazing innkeeper, who was extremely accommodating and appeared to care deeply about guests having a good experience. Andrea is also fabulous. Some of the nicest people.  Although the location is remote, there are things to do; Sylvia suggested we take a mangrove tour from right next door; it was just us on the boat to ourselves, with no other boats nearby, and lots of birds, monkeys, and other animals. It was serene and magical. The location also works for a daytrip to Manuel Antonio. The rooms were simple and rustic; you'd be disappointed if hoping for something refined or pristine.  The beach is gorgeous for long walks at low tide; soft sand and almost no people. However, erosion and sea level rise has clearly impacted it greatly and it is inches from flooding at high tide. Clearly, this hotel will not be able to survive all that much longer, but it's amazing place to visit now, while its years are numbered.

We stayed at this hotel for two nights and had a wonderful time. The hotel is right at the beach and we loved that it was so quiet and peaceful after a day in the very crowded Manuel Antonio NP. They have a lovely swimming pool, a BBQ, pool tables and we could even borrow a surf board. The staff was very, very friendly and helpful and there was no rush to check out when we wanted to watch the whole (long!!) Worldcup game. We loved hearing the sea at night from our room and would definitely return if we could. Oh and another big +, they have very friendly dogs too. :)