 Hotels in Costa RicaTamarindo |
ROOM FEATURES
Right on the beach in Tamarindo, Capitan Suizo consists of 8 thatched-roof bungalows and 22 rooms, each spacious and comfortable, with a patio or balcony. Steps away are the huge free-form pool and open-air restaurant and bar. Bungalows and rooms feature a mezzanine bedroom with king-size bed, and sliding doors that open to a tropical garden. Private bathrooms include enclosed shower and deep bathtub with window view. Bedroom closets have wicker-mesh to let clothing breathe. Decor of natural stone floors harmonize with red hardwood trim, offset by sofas of greenish-blue. Halogen lamps inset in the ceiling provide superior lighting; alternatively, soft-lit lanterns cast a romantic spell. The bungalows and all of the rooms on the second floor are built in such a way that air conditioning is not needed. Rooms on the first floor have a/c. Each unit is equipped with a telephone, an FM/AM radio, a safety box and a small refrigerator.
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HOTEL FACILITIES AND AMENITIES
Θ Exotic, free-form pool
Θ Restaurant and open-air bar
Θ Boutique
Θ Laundry Service
At the open-air restaurant and bar, savory meals and refreshing drinks are served in this informal, inviting ambiance. Situated underneath a thatched roof, you can revel in the ocean view and breezes. Or perhaps you'd prefer poolside service as you laze in a leafy atmosphere, visited by friendly wildlife.
International cuisine (with a Swiss accent) highlights the menu - Tilapia Calabrese for fish lovers, Beef Stroganoff, unique pastas, and dreamy desserts. The chef keeps in mind your need for variety, creating new temptations for the tastebuds.
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LOCATION
Hotel Capitán Suizo rests on Playa Tamarindo, one of the most beautiful Pacific coast beaches in all of Costa Rica. Directly on the beach, the hotel is surrounded by large, native trees and lush, colorful gardens.
Playa Tamarindo is 200 miles from San José, 45 miles from the International Airport in Liberia, and 2 miles from the local airport in Tamarindo. It is one of many beaches in the northerly province of Guanacaste, which area claims the last tropical-dry forest remaining on the planet. Even during the rainy or green season, sunshine prevails for up to 8 hours every day, and for at least 10 hours during the high season.
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