Hotel is in a good location between Quepos and Manual Antonio Park. Tucked back from the main road it is quiet and we saw so much wildlife around the property. The pool was great and kept clean. Bedroom was comfortable with good beds. Rooms had TV and WiFi worked in the room. Staff were friendly. The wildlife coming around this hotel was what really made it with sloths in the trees, toucans flying in and monkeys coming by regularly.

It’s a steep walk into Manual Antonio town at the top of the hill. About 800m walk. But there is the regular bus if you did not want to walk it.

Hotel is very well maintained, located in the quiet area of Manuel Antonio, 10-15 minute drive to the national park. Breakfast was stunning: loads of options to chose from. Parking lot was spacious. The hotel has a bar and a restaurant. The room was clean and spacious, with a balcony. There is a pool available for guests.

Nothing major we did not like. Perhaps the only thing to mention is that there was a little communication hiccup: we wanted to stay one more night (additionally) and we were told there is a room available. When we came back in the morning to pay, another employee told us there was suddenly no room available, so we had to pack quickly and leave.

Nice owner, friendly staff, good breakfast, good guidance on local things to do and parking at manuel antonio beach area - which can be brutal. Good bar stocked with high end hard to find (in Costa Rica) liquor varieties. food, despite the wait was very very good.

lower water pressure in my shower (i think i had unit 17). difficult property entrance. Kitchen has a few bugs to work out when the restaurant area gets crowded, I think the food line logistics could be improved. I spoke with the owner and the head chef. They were great. Very receptive to constructive criticism which is a sign that this place is going to keep getting better and better. I recommend this hotel - for sure.

Really good base for exploring Manuel Antonio. Loved the pool and the delicious breakfast each morning. Very pleased I upgraded to a suite, as it meant I had loads of space and a hammock on my balcony that was great for reading! Well situated near a public bus stop for getting in/out of town and to restaurants (there are some good ones that are technically within walking distance, but as many have said the road isn't great for walking and you wouldn't want to do it in the rain or in the dark).

Las Tres Banderas exceeded my expectations. The location is excellent, mid-way between Quepos and Manuel Antonio National Park. The road that runs between the two is narrow and hilly so walking around the immediate area wouldn't be for everyone (no pavements) but I found it easy to walk up the hill for 10 mins to the nearest supermarket and a couple of good bars/restaurants. Easier still is the frequent bus that stops outside the hotel to go in the direction of either Quepos or Man Antonio. The flat fare is 385 colones (approx 65p - UK.) I loved the hotel itself - it's got a good retro feel about it and is comfortable and atmospheric. My room was large, with great air-con, the best shower I came across on my Costa Rica trip and the most comfortable bed and pillows of the trip. The room is cleaned and made up every day without fail with new towels. The private balcony was spacious with a rocking chair, hammock and a lovely natural view onto a wooded area full of wildlife. Monkeys in the trees - great fun to watch. The breakfast was good and simple with a few options to choose from, and there's a nice communal terrace area for games, reading and general chilling out. I didn't use the bar/restaurant as I wanted to explore the area for food options but it seemed popular and well used. All the hotel staff members are open, friendly and helpful and the wi-fi is strong throughout the hotel grounds. Last but not least, the swimming pool is superb - again the best I came across on my trip. It has generous opening times (7am - 10pm) and was never crowded. I was down there at 7am each day and at that time had it to myself, Overall this is a terrific, value for money option in beautiful Manuel Antonio and I would definitely repeat!

The hotel is in the jungle! We saw 2 different kind monkeys, lizards, birds and peccary. The restaurant has a simple but delicious menu. At the bar you can have all classic cocktails and other unique cocktails from the “professor” barman Javier. Our bungalow was getting cleaned every day from the always smiling ladies. The free breakfast had fresh fruit and 4 combinations of the traditional costarican breakfast, coffee fresh juice. And last, the kitchen guys and Andre accepted to cook for us the fish we caught with a boat ourselves. Definitely recommend it!

Is not that I don’t like but I would prefer the breakfast to start earlier for those who want to catch up with an early tour.

Outstanding stay. This is a beautiful colonial style hotel with a gorgeous pool and open air restaurant/ bar at the heart of it. The staff were incredible, delicious food and drinks, always someone on reception to answer any questions. Our room was perfect and immaculately serviced every day. The location is peaceful but right by a bus stop to whisk you down to Manuel Antonio beach or to quepos. We were travelling for 6 weeks and this was hands down the most charming and welcoming place we went to. And also heaps of wildlife! Parrots, monkeys, iguanas and sloths to name a few. Couldn’t ask for more.

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The location is perfect for getting around with a car. Very accessible. Wildlife at your doorstep. The staff is great. Having a wonderful free breakfast each morning is a huge plus. The restaurant and bat on premises is very good. We had a good time. Everyone is friendly, attentive and accommodating. Thanks to Andre, Havi and Jesus for being so welcoming. We enjoyed our stay. Simply Pura Vida

Can't say there was anything we didn't like that would be worth a negative mark. What one likes or has no issue with, others may.

Good location if you want to go to the Manuel Antonio NP, it's a 10 min drive to the parking/entrance. The pool was nice, rooms big and clean. The hosts at the bar were very accommodation, the food was great. The beaches around are nice as well, although too busy/touristy for our liking, so we only stayed for the park, which is great for wildlife spotting, since the animals are used to the sound of people and therefore less skittish. Saw some sloths, coati's, lots of iguana's and lots of birds. Not to crowded if you go early.

We used the laundry service, which lost two of our t-shirts and ruined a white top. When we asked for a compensation, the manager was very rude and told us 'no one would steal your shirts'. We never even thought of theft, we thought the shirts where merely misplaced. He then asked if we kept and list of items we handed in (we did not). When I showed the ruined white top (full of black colored stains) - he said the only compensation we can get was not paying for the service.. The attituded bothered me more then the 3 shirts we have to replace.

Nice hotel that looks very nice. The swimming pool is a nice design and we swam in it several times. The breakfast is very good and I would recommend you purchase that option. When I purchased it, it was $3 a person if you paid in advance for every person and everyday. If you pay separately it is $6 a person per day.

The hotel is an older hotel and shows it age a little. The bathrooms are very small. The WiFi is almost not working in the rooms, you have to go down by the office to get good speed. They seem to know their is a problem with that, but have not figured out how to fix it.