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Manuel Antonio La Posada Private Jungle Bungalows

La Posada Private Jungle Bungalows

Contiguo A La Entrada Del Parque Nacional Next to the National Park, Manuel Antonio, Quepos 00011 Costa Rica, Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica | (888) 399-9863

La Posada Private Jungle Bungalows
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Overview

Pros
  • Almost unbeatable location next to the entrance of Manuel Antonio National Park and three-minute walk to the beach

  • Free daily breakfast buffet and thrice weekly dinner

  • Variety of affordable rooms, bungalows, and a villa -- some with kitchens

  • Casual restaurant serves pizza, hot dogs, and sandwiches

  • Pet-and-family-friendly property

  • Cute outdoor swimming pool with rain forest views and hot tub

  • Discounted tours, free beach towels, and boogie board rentals

  • Lower rates for weekly stays

  • Convivial and fun vibe with a helpful staff

  • Wi-Fi and parking are free

Cons
  • Minimal parking in front of the hotel

  • Street in front of the hotel can be packed with tourists visiting Manuel Antonio National Park

  • Minor wear and tear

  • Pool is on the smaller side

  • Fisherman's Wharf Bungalow, La Casa, and La Villa face the street and may pick up noise

Bottom Line

La Posada Private Jungle Bungalows is a budget option with an incredible location directly next to the entrance of Manuel Antonio National Park and a three-minute walk to the beach. Rates are low for the area, and include a free daily breakfast buffet, Wi-Fi, and limited street parking. Rooms range from a two-story villa that sleeps six to cute bungalows with microwaves, small refrigerators, and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Three of the eight rooms face the street and can be a bit noisy. A limited restaurant serves a free breakfast and casual fare, but there are better options within fast walking distance for lunch and dinner. The vibe here is warm and convivial, with guests gathering on their porches or by the small pool to play guitar or swap monkey sighting stories. Family-style dinner is served for free three nights a week. For those who want bigger pools and sunset views, check out Hotel San Bada across the street -- but expect to pay more.