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La Fortuna Hotels: Where We Stay Around Arenal Costa Rica

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    Nikki Solano
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    Nikki Solano
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    The comment section of this article has moved! If you have a question or comment about our article above or Costa Rica travel in general, please post it in our Questions and Answers Forum on DIY Costa Rica, our sister website, where you can also access our private Costa Rica recommendations, our Costa Rica Destination Tool, and our Costa Rica Recommendations Map. See you there, amigos! 🙂

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    carmen
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    Thank you so much for your blog and information . It is super useful for planning my first trip to CR.

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      Nikki Solano
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      Hi Carmen!

      That’s really kind of you to say. Thanks so much for commenting and for reading our blog! 🙂

      Pura vida!

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    Rosemarie
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    Which hotel do you recommend if no rental car? I noticed one hotel had a shuttle. How do you get around if you don’t have a car? Thanks, love your blog

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      Nikki Solano
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      Hi Rosemarie!

      This is a really great question. Truly, the answer to it depends on what you want to do and where you want to go. If you want to stick to the downtown core, you can either select an accommodation that’s in La Fortuna proper or else choose an accommodation on the outskirts of town (like most people do) and use taxis to get around. Taxis can be caught in the center of La Fortuna, or else if you need one to pick you up at your hotel, your hotel’s reception desk should be able to call one to their property for you. If you plan to be active (i.e., participate in a bunch of tours and activities), you’ll find that most local tour operators include free hotel pick-up and drop-off services at accommodations that are considered “La Fortuna hotels.” Of the few local tour operators that don’t provide free transportation (the most popular of which are Sky Adventures and the Mistico Arenal Hanging Bridges Park), most can provide hotel pick-up and drop-off services for an extra fee, so you can simply pay those fees (or pay for a taxi) to get you to and from their attractions.

      For more information about hotel pick-up and drop-off services for tours and activities, please see our related blog post: Costa Rica Tour Transportation: Hotel Pick-Ups And Drop-Offs

      For more information about transportation in La Fortuna in general, please see our related blog post: Must-Know Info About La Fortuna Costa Rica From Longtime Residents

      Pura vida! 🙂

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