Tamarindo Village Hotel

Good ac. Lots of ants in room and bathroom. Uncomfortable beds and pillows. Owner and his wife very nice and helpful. Dirt Road to town is hilly and full of pothole. Some Ubers won’t go up to the hotel.

Steven and Martha are wonderful and make everyone very welcome and comfortable! Staff are very friendly. The hotel is clean, all necessities are present in the room, comfortable beds, nice setup. The hotel is very close to the beach, restaurants, banks, all amenities. Thank you!🙏❤️

The property is beautiful and very unique, surrounded by trees. We stayed in a lovely two story colorful bungalow that had a kitchenette, a balcony with great views and a patio with a plunge pool. Each bungalow is very private thanks to the heavy jungle foliage and the large mango trees. Every morning a large Iguana stopped by to say hello. There is a larger pool area in the hotel where you can get wine, beer, water and drinks and you jot down what you took (it’s an honor system). Steve, the owner, is a wonderful host and was very helpful and caring. He took care of our transportation and had many great tips. Marta and the other staff were very warm and helpful. Breakfast was very good. It was an easy walk to town and to the beach. Overall it was a wonderful stay!!!

We had a nice stay overall, with a mix of highs and a few quirks. The space itself was nice and private, and we really loved how quiet and tucked away it felt—perfect if you’re looking to relax. The beds were comfortable, and the AC worked great, which made a big difference. There were a few downsides worth noting. We encountered a couple of spiders in the room and quite a few ants (though they do provide bug spray in the bathroom, which helps). We also had unwanted visitors at night including a raccoon and a skunk was very close….too close. The room had a slight cat odor, and the private pool/tub unfortunately wasn’t working during our stay. The outdoor pool area is definitely not a highlight. The walk to the beach is longer and a bit dusty, so we ended up renting a golf cart—which made getting around much easier and is something I’d recommend. Breakfast has recently shifted to a more continental style, I wish we knew this prior because it wasn’t enough unless you start the mornings with fruit (which was fresh and do yummy) and toast. the coffee was fantastic. Overall, everything was fine for an “budget” hotel. But I’m looking for something a little different on my next visit to Tamarindo. Lastly, the owners were always around and willing to help, which we appreciated.

The owner is incredibly kind and helpful. He gave us great dinner recommendations and went out of his way to check in with us whenever he saw us. Room was clean and the beds were comfortable. Breakfast was delicious and portions were generous. It was a 5 minute walk to town and being removed from the center of things made our nights filled with animal noises instead of people noises. Highly recommend this wonderful property!

Rooms were nice. Staff was friendly. No coffee in the rooms. Coffee at the breakfast was not great. Location was a hike from the water, all up hill on a dusty road. Nice place but expected more for the price.

We loved Tamarindo Village. We stayed for a week and Steve and Martha were amazing hosts. Couldn’t recommend it enough.

The two owners are wonderful people! The one can also help arrange tours which was easy and helpful. The pool was nice and the breakfast/lunch bar area was great. Not a bad walk up and down the dirt hill.

Room was very clean and the owners were very welcoming and accommodating. You will certainly get your steps in during your stay. The hotel is at the top of a hill, so be ready for that.