Inn On The Park

The accommodation was huge but filled with random stuff.

Inn on the Park is a sister hotel to El Faro, just a short golf ride up the hill where you get breakfast every morning (included in price). It has it's own small, secluded pool though you can also use El Faro's. It's a very short walk to the entrance of Manuel Antonio Park and you can walk to the beach as well. The staff is very friendly although we did have to request towels twice during our 4 day stay. We once saw monkeys walking the telephone wires outside out hotel window!

The guys in reception and the guys that drive the golf carts where amazing, respectful and helpful but one of the waiters on breakfast the second morning had an attitude and wouldn’t give bacon and sausage to my niece or 3 fried eggs to me... had to get my mother to order two instead of one that she normally gets so I’d get mine and one had to order bacon and another sausage (poor rations.. like one slice or one sausage per person...) when the previous day a much cooler waiter served what we asked without being almost rude about it like the waiter of the second morning...

It was just OK the room needed much TLC....the service was top notch...they work with what is given to them......Area very nice

I arrived at the Hotel at 7:30 PM and the reception at the front of the Hotel was locked, the hotel was dark and there were not cars in the parking lot. I walked all round the building looking for someone that might be associated with the hotel. I even video taped this experience. I decided to go to dinner and come back. Still know lights and the front reception was locked. Went next door to another hotel and asked if they knew the owners - no good information. Went back a 3rd time and again. dark. I had to find a new hotel at 9 PM. Not good when you are out of the country with no cell service trying to make new arrangements. The next morning I went back and they told me they moved the reception to a neighboring hotel with a different name. What! No sign on the door or anything. And now I need to go through Hotels.com for a refund. They couldn't help me at the office the next day.