Hotel Las Colinas

Such a nice hotel with amazing views! This is the second time in many years I’ve stayed here and I can still say it’s a great hotel for the price. Also super convenient to get around la fortuna without needing taxis. Highly recommend!

Excellent costumer service, delicious breakfast!

Good location. Walkable for food and town center. But rooms are tiny and can use updates.

I stayed in this hotel for 3 nights as part of a trip with GAdventures booked through trail finders in the UK. We were checked in to what I think must have been the worst room in the hotel. It was at the back and over looked a side alley. We quickly showered and went to meet our group for dinner. When we got back, we noticed this god- damn awful smell which was coming from the drains and the water hadn't drained from our shower a few hrs earlier. Drains are notoriously bad across CR. We went to reception and the guy couldn't have cared less. We insisted he come and smell for himself. Well, he just couldn't have been more patronising or belittling. He said he couldn't smell it, he accused us of 'just showering' when we showed him the water and refused to do anything ie is clear the smell or move us. He said quite clearly numerous times, the hotel was full. We were left with no choice than to contact our Rep. Strangley enough we were given a different and much better room immediately. When we left, a lady came to our bus, thanked us for our custom and said they are a family run hotel. Clearly explained why the chap on reception couldn't give a hoot - he was hardly going to be sacked! Young ish guy, curly hair tied back in a pony tail. Poor Ester who came to say goodbye has no idea. He best things about this hotel are the friendly staff in the bar below, the view of the volcano from the terrace, and its only a shirt walk from the best place to eat in town- the rainforest cafe opposite (and Andreas is the best server!) but apart from that, I'd avoid it at all costs

We had a wonderful stay and will definitely return to this hotel when we are back in La Fortuna. It is in the center of town with lots of good restaurant option nearby. There is a great open patio to hang out in and the restaurant connected to the hotel is great.

Slapped a paper bracelet on us for no reason. Knew a group of 14 were coming and ac was off( not high to keep the room tolerable but off) No towel bars or hooks to hang toiletries from or used towel( used clothes hanger) Non working safe in room 1 towel pp, and 1 handtowel.. no wash cloths Reversed valves for hot/cold? Close to restaurants

We enjoyed our one night stay. The room was clean and quaint. The atmosphere was enjoyable. It was nice to have a secured place to park. The staff were helpful and with our stay we received a simple, yet sufficient breakfast. It was a fabulous location in walking distance to shopping, drinks, and food.

If you want a local experience this is it. Friendly staff clean rooms-not fancy. Cool layout with balconies. Downside is it is on a main thoroughfare and really loud. the motorcycles come by at all hours. to be fair, this probably true of all hotels in the main square area. Bring earplugs.

If you are looking for a five-star hotel with all the amenities, this is not your hotel. But if you are looking for a quaint, well-run hotel that is in the heart that all La Fortuna and the surrounding area has to offer, this is a great experience. I say "experience" instead of "property" because Los Colina's is more than the sum of it's parts. THE GOOD: Great service; perfect location; and a laid-back vibe that is reminiscent of the 60's. You are close to all the area has to offer. There are three floors; the second is a primarly open viewing platform outfitted with tables, chairs, sofas, places to play cards or chess, and a view of the volcano that only a helicopter ride could provide. The other guests were friendly, adding to the vibe. If I was in my 20's or 30's, OR an aging European "Hippie," I would never want to leave. THE NOT SO GOOD: If you are looking for amenities that have become standard in most hotels, some are missing here. It is a three-story hotel, and there is no elevator (the front clerk carried my heavy luggage up the stairs); I was in suite 311, with air conditioning - most rooms have fans for cooling. And my bathroom, although spotlessly clean, looked like it needed to be refurbished for a few decades. Everything worked, it was just old. Summary: If you are looking for the Ritz, or even a Holiday Inn, this ain't it. But if you wish to blend in with the post-60's crowed, and be surrounded with very friendly guests and excellent staff, come here.

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