Fuego Lodge

Amazing hotel that is perfectly located in Santa Teresa. It is very clean, the room was huge and the pool is really relaxing. Daily breakfast is delicious and the staff are very helpful. Also there is a nice library to pick books out of. Amazing value for money, I will certainly be returning.

Great location a few minutes walk from beach, restaurants and shops Large and comfortable rooms Nice and clean pool Friendly staff … however big construction sites all around this hotel - so very noisy from early morning t’ill late pm including weekend which spoilt the normally tranquil environment

Lovely hotel near the beach. The staff are great. The property is lush and very well maintained. The pool is clean and the breakfast was very good.

Smart hotel with excellent customer service in a very good location in Santa Theresa. Lovely pool area and good choice of breakfast.

I spent a wonderful week here. The room and grounds were in excellent condition. The staff was kind and helpful. The location was perfect, quiet and yet with easy access to everything in Santa Teresa. I look forward to staying here again on my next visit.

I booked two nights and ended up staying a week and a half. Felt so comfortable and welcome by the amazing staff and the serene atmosphere , just a five minutes walk from the rather noisy and dusty northern center of Santa Teresa. The hotel is centered around a lovely pool, where guests can make friends with other guests, surrounded by beautiful lush tropical gardens with squirrels, plenty of birds, and howler monkeys hanging in the trees high above. Rooms are clean and cool with A/C and most also have ceiling fans. The decor and amenities vary between the different room types. I recommend the rooms with 2 queen beds by the pool, they are the most modern. Breakfast is good, although not very big (which is what I prefer) and you can chose from about 7 different choices ranging from typical tico, or omletts , pancakes, fruit & yogurt to my favorite french toasts. Beach access is about a 10 mins walk, at the Selina North, with incredible very powerful surf (in season). Close by good restaurants include Eat Street, Somos Cafe further north, the local Pura Vida soda for typical food. Super Ronny#2 for groceries is very close and is open till late. My favorite think about the hotel is the friendly staff, who are happily to assist with anything. They are all lovely especially Ampi and Thomas at the front desk and the manager Barbara. Will definitely be back :)

Very good hotel. Very comfortable and private

Beautiful, relaxing experience. Pool is super clean, perfect for afternoon swim to cool off and evening dip after dinner. Lodge is surrounded by nature. Loved waking up to birds. Squirrels, butterflies and monkeys to enjoy. Wonderful breakfast options and staff are exceptional. Location is ideal. By staying at Fuego we could escape from the busy and stressful conditions of walking on the main road. We were surprised by all the ATVs, motorcycles, big trucks and cars in this little town. Fuego is at the paved end so we never had to deal with the dust and rutted road. Many very good restaurants nearby and easy walk to beautiful beach. Perfect paradise.

Lovely hotel, great location, delicious breakfast, great rooms, super clean and tranquil. The beautiful pool area felt like a premium experience on a reasonable budget. Staff were really helpful when it came to arranging excursions and airport shuttles. My one complaint is that there are no reception staff at night and after 9pm you need a key code to get back in. This wouldn’t be an issue except that one night we got back after a power cut earlier in the evening and the keypad had stopped working even after the power came on. We were locked out of the hotel and it was doubly stressful as it was our last night and we were due to be picked up at 6:30am to be taken to the airport. So all our belongings, including passports, were trapped inside and we were trapped outside. We called the only contact number we had for any hotel staff and there was no answer - and it was only about 9:30, not the middle of the night. In the end I managed to climb into the hotel by scaling the 9 foot door in the perimeter wall and crawling through a small gap in the top of it, and letting my boyfriend in from the inside. However if this happened to a party that didn’t contain someone agile enough to climb the gate and small enough to fit through the gap above the door, it could have resulted in a night sleeping on the beach and a very expensive, long journey back to the UK if we’d missed our flight. I only bring this up so that the hotel are aware of it and can come up with a solution to the problem (maybe an emergency number that guests can call outside of reception hours) as it was an otherwise perfect stay!