How To Choose The Correct Manuel Antonio Hotels For Your Next Trip

By Ronald Howard


Living in a cold climate, most of us would dream of a vacation close to nature in a tropical island somewhere. We may have heard of a close to nature vacation near Manuel Antonio National Park in Costa Rica and this as aroused our interest. If you do plan to visit this place, then definitely you may need some information on getting practical Manuel Antonio hotels information for your next booking and trip.

As with any carefully planned decision or activity it will not hurt if you have some sort of decision making help such as in the form of a checklist. This very simple management tool will assist you in making all the necessary data checks and research needed. The following items should be included in your checklist.

Budget of course will be a main concern for most travelers, unless you are a millionaire or billionaire of course, wherein this will not matter. But for most ordinary mortals this is an issue. A typical one week stay will offset a visitor around USD 1,600 or so for the most basic of accommodations and a fair share of sight seeing and local touring.

Manuel Antonio has plenty of things to do for the nature lover. So expect activities related to the outdoors and related to it and gauge if you are really up to it. There are plenty of hiking trails and other things to do in the 680 hectares expanse. As additional info, be informed that the park allows only a maximum of 600 people on weekdays and 800 on weekends. It is open on Tuesdays to Sundays only, from the hours of 7:30 am to 4:00 pm, so do plan accordingly.

Thirty seven hotels are there for the choosing that are 3km away from the park itself. They range from two star level accommodations all the way to four star with prices ranging from USD 56 on the low end to USD 1423 on the high end for an overnight stay. This range can of course change depending on the season and demand.

Duration of your stay will also dictate how much you will spend. Some hotels offer a fourth night for free for every three days that you spend with them. Other special offers they have also give free accommodation for children of a certain age.

Take advantage also of seasonal rates when traveling. Peak season for Costa Rican visits are the dry months of December to April, as this is when the beach goers all flock in. The off season and rainier months of April to November is actually the best time to visit Manuel Antonio, for everything will be greener, and cheaper too.

As a final note, remember that Costa Rica is a tropical country and it will be very hot and humid. So pack accordingly and be prepared for hot weather peculiarities such as mosquitoes, bugs and a lot of sweating. With this said, do enjoy your next vacation in this tropical paradise, and if this article was of use to you, then do pass it on.




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