We spent 4 nights here in order to go to Manuel Antonio Park and do a bit of diving. Very nice place - the outside is a bit uninspiring but inside is a lovely little oasis with a nice pool and terrace etc. Rooms are good size, clean and have cable TV and you also get a breakfast of eggs... More

La Sirena served as the perfect base for my husband and I to explore the Quepos/Manuel Antonio area. It's a great hotel for those working with a budget, wanting a less touristy Costa Rican experience, and don't mind the absence of a backyard sandy beach. We chose Quepos over Manuel Antonio because it is cheaper, and were able to get... More

Just came back from a wonderful 10 day stay in Costa Rica. and spend all my time at La Sirena and had a thoroughly fantastic stay. The rooms were comfortable and spotlessly clean. I found the staff to all be very friendly and welcoming but the staff on the front desk were amazing and made my stay extra special .... More

First things first: The number one and two hotels rated in this category and 10 to 15 kilometres outside of town, so if you don't have a car, they may be in the vicinity, but they are not in Quepos itself. I enjoyed my stay here from the manager Lucia, to Ana who cleaned my room, to Erica and Angelina... More

Stayed here for two nights, good all round. Our room was spotlessly clean and the airconditioning worked well. Swimming pool is lovely. Even though it is in the centre of town and very close to the bus station it was quiet at night. Staff were very friendly and helpfull. Only downside was quite expensive compared to other places we stayed... More

Stayed 2 nights based on trip advisors reviews. We thought it was quite nice for a downtown stay. Was quiet even with its location right downtown. Pool was refreshing after a hot day. Breakfasts were quite good. Good value.

We just stayed in the lovely La Sirena Hotel in Quepos. It is a small quaint hacienda-style hotel in the center of town. Centrally located to everything in Quepos: restaurants, entertainment, town’s beach, markets, and bus station. Our experience here was excellent. The room was very clean and each day we’d come back from Manuel Antonio with sand and dirt... More

We booked this hotel for 2 nights on the back of a Lonely Planet recommendation. It was the most expensive hotel of our trip and our least favourite. The room wasn't really clean, it was the only place we stayed where there wasn't reliable hot water and the receptionist was surly and unhelpful. The other staff however were very friendly.... More

The hotel is nice, rooms are clean and comfortable. A/C and television with English language stations beamed in from Florida are nice to have when you've come back from your outdoor adventures. Breakfast is plentiful and good. Coffee, as anywhere in Costa Rica, was amazing. The pool is a nice oasis of calm in the middle of busy, rough and... More