Hotel Brasilito

Fatal, hice la reserva, la tenia hasta impresa y cuando llegue me dijeron que no tenían campo, gracias a Dios esto me paso en mi país de origen, pero uno usa estas plataformas para viajar internacionalmente, si esto me pasa en otro país entro en pánico, el muchacho del Hotel estaba super tranquilo solo decía que hubo un error en la plataforma que la habitación nunca debió haber estado habilitada. Ya maneje 5 horas con mi hija para llegar allá y el pretendía que yo simplemente me devolviera. Debo reconocer que cuando me enoje me ofreció hospedarme en unas cabinas en el mismo pueblo, pero no estaban en la playa ni tenían piscina, yo busque otro Hotel que me costo mas obvio porque no es lo mismo reservar con tiempo que solo llegar

Me and my son really like the Hotel it would have been nice if they worse a TV in the room but everything else people was very nice

To get there, roads are really bad, hotel is in the middle of a bar; because covid they close bar at 10, but I can't imagine this place without covid closing early regulation, I don't think nobody will be able to sleep. Big ants everywhere on the room, even in the bed. Bad towels, beds seems like you don't want to use the pillows or sheets. Is like a hostel, noisy. Breakfast supposed to be a buffet, but there are not too many choices and a person limits you of how many pieces of anything you can get, Sorry very disappointed with it..

All good! Great service!

It's not a 5 star hotel but definitely worth the stay. My kids loved that the staff was very accommodating. I personally loved the "key west" vibe. The beach was a few steps away. enjoy the seafood from the onsite hotel!!

Location location location. I call it a poor mans paradise rough around the edges but has a lot of character

A bit shabby but clean and the ocean front location is wonderful in this laid back undeveloped beach town.

Location is perfect. My only complaints are basically my fault because of being lost in a down pour of rain in motor cycle for hour had my nerves fried. I was the but hole note the staff. Sorry guys

The property is at the beach entrance and across from two dance places, which each had different types of music played simultaneously until about 9:45 pm even though they had no patrons in them. The buildings are dilapidated and most people were Ticos at this time. The hotel staff was nice, the room was ok. The hotel guest population played their own loud music at the pool. Our room was at the intersection of the three music sources. Once the music stopped, we could actually hear the breaking of the waves on the beach, which was finally very relaxing. We only stayed one night.

Hotel Brasilito was a disappoontment. While its rustic architecture has the potential for charm, other aspects of its condition leave a lot to be desired. Perhaps the bare bulb overhead light fixture is an apt metaphor. "Beachfront" is a bit of a stretch as it is across the street from a narrow access to the beach. A nearby restaurant BLASTS music well into the evening. It took two tries for the repair person to get the water to work in our room. On the plus side, the A/C worked well enabling us to close some of the windows- others would not close- and cope with the noise. We left after the first night of a planned two night stay.