Hotels in Lajas

"Super clean room and areas, very kind staff"

"Todo bien, altamente recomendado"

"Excellent location and will repeat my stay anytime."

"El hotel es muy bonito, el staff excelente, super atentos y amables. Primera vez que nos quedamos en un hotel en el mismo pueblo, fue un poco extraño, pero céntrico. Lo único que aunque estuvimos dos noches, esperábamos toallas limpias el segundo día. La habitación bien limpia y bonita. El restaurante Casa Abu, aunque el menú de lunch/dinner es limitado, cocinan espectacular, un sazón que nos enamoró. El budín, comeríamos 100 de ellos. Un desayuno que jamás hemos probado uno tan delicioso, es todo el sazón. Definitivamente regresaríamos. "

"Definitely not what Expedia show as the rooms. Staff is awesome very nice..prices are a bit too much for the quality of products. The rooms are not what they show on Expedia so Expedia fail on this for sure. "

"The food was delicious, the staff very friendly and polite, the pool was clean. My son liked to see the fish swimming around the bridge. The room was clean with trashbags for the trash cans."

"Service and room are not good . But view of the hotel is very beautiful."

"We loved this thoughtfully designed rental. We had all that we needed and loved the private pool in a cool atrium. When it rained, we listened to the drops fall into the pool and the next day had our coffee with our feet in the pool. The bathroom shower is amazing! Loved the location, close to the water, restaurants and shops!"

"I’m very disappointed with my stay. I booked this hotel through Expedia, and nowhere in the listing did it mention a $250 deposit for just one night. This was a complete surprise at check-in and felt very misleading. On top of that, I was later charged $15 for “dirty towels,” which makes no sense—towels are meant to be used and cleaned by the hotel. Charging guests for normal use is unreasonable. Hidden fees and unexpected charges like these make the experience stressful and untrustworthy. I would not recommend staying here unless they become more transparent about their policies."