The rooms are nice and well appointed. Our room faced the volcano with a lush tropical landscape!! The property is so quiet and relaxing. Loved the hot spring pool and hot tub with a pool side bar. Great Pina Coladas by the way, go for happy hour - $4 each! The staff are very friendly and helpful and the shuttle is quick. The restaurant is nice but nothing to write home about. The breakfast buffet is plentiful, go for the made to order omelette station - its the way to go. We stayed two nights and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

The grounds are exceptional, well kept, if layed out a bit like a smart suburban housing estate. If you can cope with indifferent food, poor service, and having your fellow diners at dinner sporting shorts,trainers, tattoos, and even a baseball cap this might be the place for you. The pools and
Hot spring are nice and at the bar there they have a Happy Hour with certain drinks/cocktails on a two for one deal. One was Gordon's Gin and Tonic and another gin based drink billed as being Gordon's, but the Gin used was an inferior local one some 25% less strong. The barman said they didn't do Gordon's but it was written large on the menu. O ne felt duped.
The restaurant albeit with a view to the volcano is uncomfortable and characterless. Breakfast is unexciting and the worst experienced in Costa Rica. Service is very poor, the napkins are polyester, and perhaps matches the expectations of the clientele. One lunchtime when the restaurant was not busy we had to ask to be provided with a menu and were then only offered one copy so could not select simultaneously; we had to ask for napkins, salt and pepper, and when we ordered two beers the bottles and two glass tankards were just clunked on the table with no suggestion they might be poured. I asked if my wife might have a glass for she would prefer not to be drinking from a thick tankard.
The rooms are large with two standard size double beds, mostly as semi-detached bungalows. There is no chair and insufficient hooks to hang things and storage for clothes is only just adequate. The light levels are poor making it not east to read in bed, and the switches not easily accessible without getting out of bed.
The large bathroom has a shower at one end with a large leafed plant dividing. While the room itself was kept well clean this plant was filthy it,s great leaves deep in dust in which one could write names. Sound transmission between the neighbouring bathrooms was better than I would have wished, not wishing to hear the passionate activities of our neighbours or their TV. It was good that the rooms have free wi-fi connection albeit not very fast.
This is a tourist hotel , in pleasing grounds with good views let down by it's restaurant and staff who seem untrained with no concept of how to provide service.. Perhaps it was worse because we had just come from Villa Blanca nr San Ramon which was exceptional in terms of both food, surroundings and service.
I would not recommend this hotel to my friends although clearly it suits some people very well. Each to his own.

Very professional and clean. It exceeded our expectations for the price range we were in. The landscaping was gorgeous with beautiful walking paths, a nearby stream, and more flowers than any other hotel we stayed at. It was the only hotel we stayed at (out of 4 during our entire trip) that had comfortable beds!

The hotel is situated on a road between La Fortuna and Lake Arenal along with many other hotels of similar or better quality. The grounds are well manicured providing many of the 66 spread out villas with wonderful views of the volcano. Our room had 12' wide sliding glass doors from which we could constantly view the volcano. I was told, however, that we were lucky since there are only 77 days per year where you can totally view the volcano. The hotel has 2 swimming pools (one has a swim up bar), a hot spring mini pool, wifi and a good restaurant. Breakfasts are served buffet style with a sufficient selection while the dinner menu had a nice variety. We recommend the Mediterranean salad with rice, shrimp and octopus. The reception desk clerk, Juan, was very friendly. I must add, however, three negatives of the hotel. First, the hotel does not offer any free shuttles into town and the taxi fare into town, La Fortuna, costs $12 one way. There's not much to see in town. Second, make sure not to lose the pool towel card they give you on check in since they will charge you $25 for a lost card. We know since we lost the card at the hot springs and had to pay the troll the toll. The towel itself was not worth $25 new. Petty and annoying for a "high class" hotel. Third, the distances on the grounds of the hotel are great. Sometimes it would have been nice to have a roving golf cart type shuttle and we say that even though we are runners and the hotel indicates you can contact them for a ride.