Everyone we send to this resort is delighted with it. One reason for that is that the resort consists of a series of three-story structures. There's none of that anonymous high-rise feeling. The all-inclusive resort gets a lot of Europeans, which makes sense when you bear in mind that it's owned by a Spanish company, and it's an especially good choice for a young crowd or a family. Costa Rica can feel isolated, but at this property you feel like you're connected to the world.
Families appreciate that.
As far as Club Las Perlas itself is concerned, it's a basic, very clean and attractive low-rise property with an unusually attentive staff, very casual, with around 200 rooms. The menu changes daily, so you're not eating the same food day in and day out. If you're staying there for a week, you'll be grateful for that, trust me. It's an active place, and because the water's so calm, it's ideal for first-time snorkelers and kayakers. One touch I especially like is that there's no extra charge for room service, as there is in a lot of other all-inclusives.