Hotel San Bada Resort & Spa – A Favorite for Families in Manuel Antonio

Hotel San Bada offers 67 rooms, including Standard, Superior, Deluxe, and Suites. All rooms feature air conditioning, 32-inch LCD cable TVs, iPod docks, and mini-fridges. Superior rooms have partial ocean and jungle views, while Deluxe rooms offer full Pacific Ocean and rainforest views. Suites include private balconies, jacuzzi tubs, and terraces with ocean and park vistas. Beds are fitted with 300-thread-count Egyptian cotton linens, feather mattress toppers, and feather pillows.

The hotel has two restaurants: Restaurante Congo serves local Costa Rican cuisine, seafood, and international dishes, with a breakfast buffet included. Sushi Bar Perezoso offers sushi and drinks. The adult pool terrace on the sixth floor has a bar serving snacks and beverages with views of Manuel Antonio National Park and the Pacific Ocean.

Guests can explore Manuel Antonio National Park, home to white-sand beaches and wildlife like sloths, monkeys, and iguanas. The hotel operates the Mulguri Adventure, featuring horseback riding to waterfalls. Other activities include sport fishing, ATV tours, ziplining, and rafting. Onsite, there are three pools (including a kids' pool), a gym, and Sana Spa with natural treatments. The spa uses locally sourced ingredients and offers sauna, steam, and massage services.

The hotel is adjacent to Manuel Antonio National Park, a 2-minute walk from Manuel Antonio Beach. It's 6 km from Quepos, 12 km from La Managua Airport, and 174 km from San José. Private transfers are available from Juan Santamaría International Airport (2.5-hour drive). Public buses and taxis provide local transport. The area has restaurants, shops, and supermarkets within walking distance.

Services include bilingual staff, 24-hour reception, laundry, and tour assistance. The hotel has a conference room for events (up to 150 guests). For sustainability, it uses energy-efficient AC systems, biodegradable toiletries, and recycling programs. A backup generator ensures uninterrupted power. The hotel supports local schools and conservation efforts, including a 66-acre protected forest reserve.