Went here because a hostel i was staying at works with hotel Oasis. The price was great. $12 bucks a night. I was supposed to get a shared room but when i got there they were all taken so they gave me a room with two beds and I was the only one there. The walls are paper thin but you get what you paid for and this is not a complaint because just an amazing experience to be there. The night I stood was pouring rain and windy. You could almost hear the clouds speak it was magical and kinda scary.

As for the actual room it was very plain and basic. One shouldn't expect more because one should always go out and explore so I do recommend this place.

TIP: there is a restaurant right next to Hotel Oasis on the left that is green and semi colorful. EAT THERE. It was the best Tico food I had on my trip.

It was raining, hard, late at night, and we were driving with two little kids, hungry, and honestly kind of lost. Who knew the road was so L O N G and bumpy? Where is Monteverde? We came across Hotel Oasis, saw the lights on, it looked welcoming, the price was right, the room was basic and clean and Evan at the front desk was SO FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL that we looked no further. It was a great choice. Santa Elena turns out to be a nice hub for excursions to all the sights and activities in Monteverde. We like to be somewhere where we can walk to different restaurants and so it was perfect for us. Best of all, Even helped us navigate the whole activity maze, and map out what we wanted to do, help us figure out what stuff we could walk to, and got us great prices on all our activities. Plus, breakfast is included. Yes, it's on the main road so there could be some traffic, but it certainly wasn't bothersome, and we had wifi in our room for the first time in a week, so that was kind of fun especially since the presidential election was happening!!! Evan continued to be super helpful and made our stay amazing. Thanks Hotel Oasis!!! Sometimes it's all about who you meet.

Santa Elena is a great base for the activities around Monteverde. There are plenty of restaurants and shops in town. The Hotel Oasis is conveniently located on the south triangle base of the main part of town. If you drove there, you can park across the street (5 spaces), or in the two-car berth beside reception if you are lucky.

We paid $30/night for a private room for the two of us (there was a double and single bed in the room), $25 if you're one person wanting a private room. I think it's $15pppn for shared accommodation.

Be warned that staying in town is noisy as cars and motorbikes are loud and angry (if you want to anthropomorphise them!) from the terrible rough unpaved roads in the area. Hotel Oasis' rooms are not well insulated and you will hear everything - particularly worst on the streetside rooms. Be ready with earplugs.

The reception staff are friendly and helpful - a bit of push-selling of activities but they're not bolshy about it and are still nice if you don't book anything. They'll provide you with a map and highlight everything to see/do and if you have your own car, you can go around to them on your own.

The rooms themselves are neat and tidy, a bit worn but of a decent size and the cleaner comes in every day. The bathroom is a little small and a bit worn but otherwise fine. It's nice to have the free wi-fi and it reaches the rooms.
If you can handle the noise and want to stay right in town, then Hotel Oasis is as good a choice as any.

Clean, quiet, central location, friendly + helpful staff, fantastic stay. Excellent wifi signal in rooms, fully equipped clean kitchen, all activities can be organised through the hostel.

- Shaun (Melbourne, Australia)