Are you looking for the best hotels in Ojochal, Costa Rica for your next vacation?
Ojochal is a hidden gem on Costa Rica’s southern Pacific coast. This area is known for its lush rainforests, beautiful beaches, and vibrant culinary scene.
We’ve had the pleasure of exploring this charming village many times and have a good understanding of all the best places to stay. Whether you’re seeking a luxurious retreat, a mid-range haven, or a budget-friendly adventure, Ojochal has something for everyone.
So, let’s dive into the 12 best hotels in Ojochal!
Hotels at a Glance
- Best Adult Only Resort: Hotel Three-Sixty
- Best Eco-Friendly Stay: Arbol Verde Villas
- Close to the Beach Hotel: Villas en el Bosque
- Best Boutique Hotel: Boutique Hotel y Spa Tangara Azul
Map of Hotels in Ojochal
We created a clickable map for you so that you can easily see where each hotel is located.
Enjoy!
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1. Hotel Three-Sixty – Adults Only
⭐️ RATING: 5/5 Stars on TripAdvisor | ✅ Book it!
Perched in the hills of Ojochal, Hotel Three-Sixty offers jaw-dropping views of the Pacific Ocean. This is an adults-only hotel that is all about luxury and romance. It would be perfect for a honeymoon or romantic getaway.
The hotel has a 360-degree infinity pool and gourmet dining at their on-site restaurant.
My Opinion: In my opinion, Hotel Three-Sixty is pure bliss for those looking to relax with stunning views. I think the infinity pool alone is worth the trip. However, keep in mind that this is a high-end accommodation and it is not located directly on the beach.
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Sarah McArthur
Sarah is the co-founder and main writer of Costa Rica Vibes. Originally from the US, she has lived in San José, Costa Rica since 2016 with her husband Thomas, who takes the photos you see on this site.
Together they have been writing about Costa Rica since 2017, drawing on years of road trips, hotel stays, and tours in every region of the country.
Read more about Sarah
Sarah McArthur
Sarah is the co-founder and main writer of Costa Rica Vibes. Originally from the US, she has lived in San José, Costa Rica since 2016 with her husband Thomas, who takes the photos you see on this site.
Together they have been writing about Costa Rica since 2017, drawing on years of road trips, hotel stays, and tours in every region of the country.
Read more about Sarah
