Personally, I prefer the patio rooms, which have French doors opening onto private patios. For additional luxury, you can stay in one of the suites, which have whirlpool tubs. The Vista de Oro suite is the hotel's crowning jewel, with its own private staircase, and wonderful views of the city and surrounding mountains. If you don't grab a suite, you will still have access to the hotel's two rooftop Jacuzzis. The hotel's patio garden restaurant serves excellent international cuisine with some of the best deserts in the city.
All rooms are non-smoking, have TVs and telephones, and are comfortably furnished.
The hotel has a lovely courtyard, serves delicious meals in a sunny outside restaurant, has friendly service and is recommended. The staff works hard to provide a comfortable stay and makes travel arrangements for guests, many of whom are North Americans. Unquestionably, it is my hotel of preference whenever I stay in San Jos . Comfort is the keynote. Extravagant bathrooms are adorned with painted colonial tiles, brass fittings, fluffy towels, torrents of hot water, and cavernous showers and deep bathtubs where one can relax in bubbles up to the nose.