Beso del Viento (Adults Only)

This small B n B is lovely. Very quiet with wonderful landscaping. Breakfast is included and what a treat. Beautiful fresh fruit plate for each guest with the best scrambled eggs I have ever eaten. Beautiful way to start your day. Spotless every where on this s property. Our only challenge was no A/C in our room the first night which was tough but the next night they provided an extra fan which made it comfortable. Most rooms have A/C. They no longer offer dinner but two minutes up the road is Mar Y Sol restaurant. Doesn’t look like much but wow. I am very fussy and the fresh seared tuna was the most perfectly cooked delicious tuna I had ever had with wonderful mashed potatoes and perfectly cooked veggies. Second dinner was their burger and I have to say again, delicious. Wonderful two days in this area. Beach right across the street for sunset!!!

If you are looking for a quiet, totally uncrowded beach AND pool experience, this is a terrific place. Get a room with A/C. The owners are a charming and welcoming French couple, and the breakfast, while simple, is elegant and satisfying. Far from the maddening crowds and tourism excesses of north and south of Parrita, this is almost entirely unspoiled nature. Dining choices are consequently less abundant.

This is not a hotel in first place. This is just a bed and breakfast place. They say I booked in the peak season and surprisingly I was the only one in the entire Bed & Breakfast place. It was little creepy. They themselves say they have lot of strict rules which is why very few people come there. No TV in the room. They say not to go into the ocean as its not safe RIP currents. There is no proper walk way from this place to ocean too. There is no proper road to this place and no street lights. If you dont have a vehicle then this is not a place for you. They say its not safe in the night to walk. I dont see a point of booking at this place if there is no entertainment inside the bed and breakfast place and cant go in the ocean and nothing happening next to this place.

We were looking forward to a relaxing stay right by the beach, as written in the hotel description, but in the end we immediately canceled the stay upon arrival. The hotel is located at the end of the urban development in a very depressing environment with a ramshackle large building right next door. The beach is untidy, swimming in the sea is not very pleasant. No sunbeds, no umbrellas, scorching sun. The rooms are very small. Pool dirty, fine black sand or dust everywhere. The staff was very unpleasant, we even had to take off our shoes to be allowed into the first floor of the hotel in the main building. In the city I wasn't sure if I was really in Costa Rica. This is not the Costa Rica you want to enjoy. So we didn't sleep a single night in the hotel.

Very secluded in a beautiful setting, steps from a beautiful unspoiled beach, surrounded by jungle wildlife, spotlessly clean and well maintained property, awesome owners and staff. They served a great breakfast with a French twist. Need a car for lunch and dinner options as there is only one restaurant within walking distance, a good Costa Rican casual dining place about a km up the road.

Beso del Viento is a Paradise of Tranquility and Beauty! We spent seven days and Bernard and Elisabeth were the most kind, helpful, and gracious of hosts! The breakfasts and dinners were like an absolute gift from their French kitchen! (well worth the price for dinner. we had three dinners during our stay). The beauty of the gardens and pool outside and the lovely, detailed decor inside made us feel like we were in a dream. Our days were spent enjoying the secluded black-sand beach, the Pacific waves, driving around town, and exploring National Parks. We left feeling refreshed and hope to visit this special place again!

Wonderful small hotel (9 rooms) owned and managed by fun, warm and welcoming couple. The hotel is perfect for people who are looking for peace and quiet ( guest are in their rooms by 10pm) and most of the guest will be tired and ready to bed after the day activities in the sun, by that time. The ocean is across the un paved road in front of the hotel, and its beaches are long as the eyes can see. No umbrellas or beach’s chairs are provided. Bernard is a great chef and he prepared wonderful dinners, and very tasty breakfast for us (only breakfast is included in the price). Bernard and Elizabeth and their staff are hard working people, cleaning and cooking all the time, but still have time to give an advice, talk and get to know their guests. We all loved the stay and we all highly recommending to stay their.

Beso Del Viento is a place of tranquility and beauty. We were Three couples staying Four nights in this Nine rooms hotel that managed by the owners, Bernard and Elizabeth, from France. Two people how are very kind, helpful and fantastic hosts, that bring the French cuisine to this remote place in Costa Rica. We ate breakfast and three dinners in the hotel, and all were fantastic and very tasty, hence,French cuisine. We spent our days in the lovely pool surrounded by a well manicured garden, walking in the secluded, black sand beach and off course, swimming in the warm Pacific Ocean ( there are no beach umbrellas or chairs provided by the hotel). Manuel Antonio park is only 45 minutes away from the hotel and there is a lovely restaurant, a short distance from the hotel, for lunch or dinners. Bernard, Elizabeth and their staff were working long hours every day , but always found time to talk, give advice and share from their experiences. Thank you again for making our stay with you, so memorable.

This boutique hotel has limited guest rooms for a peaceful, quiet stay about 3 hours southwest of San Jose. The owners are charming and considerate - a French couple conversant in English and Spanish, as well as other languages. Service and cleanliness was impeccable (they iron the sheets!). A delicious breakfast is included with fresh fruit and juices, toast and eggs made to order. The hotel is across the street from a deserted beach, so walk over to enjoy the day on the sand - and don't forget about the spectacular sunsets over the Pacific Ocean! You'll want a car to explore the neighborhood - 30 min to Manuel Antonio National Park and the lively town of Quepos, local restaurants and beaches.