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"We stayed at the Westin Club adult-only area, which is definitely worth the upgrade. The family pool was loud. The adult-only pool was quieter and the swim-up bar was great with tasty pina coladas and margaritas. Coffee and cocktails across campus tasted watered down. Faisanella restaurant is exclusive to the adult-only area for breakfast and lunch, so it was nice to have a quieter option there. The rooms were beautiful and cool even on the hottest days. The beds were so comfortable. It was awesome to see so many animals (monkeys, iguanas, coatis, etc.). The staff was really sweet and helpful. They offered rides across campus and gave tips on experiences. We booked ziplining and Cloud Forest through Xplora which was pricey but great. If you’re ziplining, spring for the far away courses like Monteverde (3-4 hours away one way, but so much greener, higher, faster). The food was pretty good, like Mitra for breakfast buffet, Bamboo or Spirula for reservation-only dinner (you have to book at 8 a.m. day-of), Cauri for tapas with a sunset view. The beach near the resort is small and shell-y and has a couple vendors. Walk past the rocks to the right, and over the trail to the long stretch of beach. Much better view. Sunscreen is $50 at the market and $35 at the main desk. We booked a private airport ride via nexus tours which wasn’t great, but that’s not the hotel’s fault. It would be cool if the hotel shuttle ran at multiple times. Overall really happy we stayed here!"

"Nice resort in a great location on a lovely beach."

"This was our second year coming to the Rip Jack villas and it was an excellent stay. Hotel staff was very kind and courteous. Rooms were clean and kept clean daily. The food in the hotel was delicious; we’re still debating who among us had the best meals. This year we traveled with a larger group and everyone had a great time. We will definitely be back next year!"

"Room and area around the hotel is always clean and maintained properly by staff. Especially Felix who is always around to help if needed. This is a rustic hotel and many locals from in and around Costa Rica come to visit and stay. It’s welcoming and comforting if that’s the vibe you are after. There are many noises. Roosters all day every day, doesn’t matter the time of day. Birds. And lots of them. Then you have the busy intersection, there are Sodas (local restaurants) in the area behind the hotel, and the gives a vibe of liveliness. Which I didn’t mind at all, it added to the experience of Pura Vida. The proximity to everything you need and want is within walking distance. "