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Living in Manuel Antonio, we usually bust out a big shopping trip in one day, in and out of the Central Vally.
This time we have too much to accomplish in one day. I’m looking for a decent and not expensive place to stay in the Escazu area, any suggestions? La Garrita is a bit far out, and we don’t like staying right in town. Most of our errands are in the Santa Ana and Escazu area Thanks for any help.Did you see this B&B that was featured in a recent article on wlcr.com?
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Both this one and the B&B above, are owned by Canadians.[quote=”costaricafinca”]Also,[url=www.bedandbreakfastcr.com]www.bedandbreakfastcr.com[/url]
Both this one and the B&B above, are owned by Canadians.[/quote]So, Shirley, is that a recommendation or a warning?
[i]Well[/i]… I do know both parties! And I don’t want to offer a preference over one or another, but offer recommendations for both.
[quote=”pranaspakeywest”]Living in Manuel Antonio, we usually bust out a big shopping trip in one day, in and out of the Central Vally.
This time we have too much to accomplish in one day. I’m looking for a decent and not expensive place to stay in the Escazu area, any suggestions? La Garrita is a bit far out, and we don’t like staying right in town. Most of our errands are in the Santa Ana and Escazu area Thanks for any help.[/quote]Pranaspakeywest,
You can check http://www.tripadvisor.com. The website provides ratings provided by past customers. I hope you to find the right place to stay in Escazu or Santa Ana.Hello
I recommend the Boutique Hotel Out of Bounds. … safe clean and right across from the Taj Mahal restaurant. A short walk down to a small plaza with multiple restaurants also a supermarket at Centro commercial La Paco. Meranda and Matteo are great. Prices are excellent. Rooms are special. Tico breakfast comes with.
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