Welcome to Hotel del Mar
Hotel del Mar is perfectly situated 200 meters from Manuel Antonio's highly celebrated beach and just a short walk to the glorious Manuel Antonio National Park. Hotel Del Mar offers 12 clean, comfortable, and affordable rooms nestled discreetly in the jungle along the main road to the park. Park Details
Play on the beach while watching monkeys, birds and iguanas. Or, let us arrange activities such as, horseback tours to secluded waterfalls; kayaking on the sea or one of the many nearby rivers; or a canopy tour to get you even closer to the orchids, birds, monkeys and other wildlife for which Costa Rica is renowned
We're 7 kilometers from the town of Quepos which boasts a wide variety of fantastic eateries, gift shops, and activities.
Simply Pura Vida!
Hotel del Mar offers modest accommodations that give you the freedom to experience Costa Rica.
Leave your cell phone, your laptop, your blackberry and the stress of the modern world behind. Discover the living planet you forgot or perhaps never knew; the boundless sea, the ceaseless tide, the circle of life that you're still very much a part of. We offer:
- Clean, comfortable, safe accommodations
- Friendly and knowledgeable staff
- Easy accesss to all the areas attractions
- Now we have free WiFi in all public areas (and most rooms)!
Guest Comments
Jim from costaricagenie.com stayed with us for a week in March of 2009, and he posted this video comment on his website. Costa Rica Genie
"I wanted to thank you for the wonderful hospitality you gave Michael and I. It was a wonderful experience being in your hotel, learning so much from you and just the warm, generous feeling you created. Thank you, thank you."
Victoria, NYC, May 2008
"I'm a wildlife photographer by trade so I visit this region simply for the wildlife and I was so happy that we were on a major monkey route. We saw the endangered mono titi (red backed squirrel monkey) passing right by our hotel balcony at 5am and again at 1:30 p.m. each day. Capuchin Monkeys used the route at around 12:30 p.m. each day. It is common for monkeys to keep a "schedule" as they forage for food since various species don't like to run into each other. It's an easy bet that those monkeys will keep to a similar schedule for the forseeable futre. A two-toed (the more rare kind) sloth was hanging our on a tree right next to where breakfast was served."
