2-Star Hotels in Monteverde

The hotel keeper makes it a very good place to stay.  The breakfast is good.  The house is spacious.  The service is great.  Appreciated very much.

Valle Escondido has a great view over the valley and good nature trains where you can spot animals and birds in their environment. The staff are very welcoming and helpful with nothing being too much bother. The restaurant serves home town produce however the menu dos not vary between lunch and dinner so staying there for a few days and eating at this restaurant can become repetitive/limited choices. Whilst nature takes and eco ethos takes front stage there are a few little things that could be improved to ale their offering better: - more comfortable seating areas - this would help guests relax and be bake to sit comfortably during days when it’s raining. There’s little spaces for this at present. - vary the menu between lunch and dinner - possibly add a swimming pool / jacuzzi to increase relaxation or enhance luxury - rooms above the gues shop and by the Landry could do with some modernising. Overall, this is a great hotel to stay at and the above enhancements could make it excellent. The location is quiet (nature is the only thing making noises!) and it’s easy to get a taxi ordered into town costing some USD 6. If asking the reception to organise the cloud forest tour please note this does not include pick up from hotel and a taxi there will likely cost USD 20). Hotel staff were amazing. Thank you for a great stay and memorable views.

The people in the inn are very kind. I also booked a local tour here. He also consulted me on how to get to the next destination and gave me good information. The gym is also close and convenient for users.

The hotel is well located! Close to the center, stop at the cloud forest right outside the hotel. Unfortunately, we had a bad experience, we were placed in a room of the wrong category, then it took a long time to sort it out and move us. Then the hot water did not work, we were offered to wash in the next room (this is uncomfortable, but better than not washing). What was most upsetting was the staff (one of the boys, the man at the reception, was friendly. But the one who greeted us showed with all his appearance and inaction that we were not welcome here. The girls at breakfast also behave in such a way that it’s scary to eat the food put out for breakfast. Only on the last day there were people (apparently managers) to whom their business was important. I ask you to draw the attention of the hotel owners to this and train your staff to work.