Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica

Nice but too expensive!

Located at the Peninsula with stunning views. All the activities are fun and family-friendly. What a pleasant stay.

The Four Seasons is definitely a luxurious resort. The entry way to the resort is all paved (once you turn off the main road) and winds for about 5 miles before you actually arrive at the resort; its pretty impressive. We saw lemurs drinking our of the sprinklers along the way! We arrived much earlier than our check-in time (we took a red-eye and arrived at 8am), but were greeted by a very friendly valet staff and Daniel met us in the lobby with open arms. We were served cold coconut water in a coconut shell and ice cold towels to cool off with. He extended an offer to go freshen up or change clothes in the spa area and to go enjoy breakfast while we waited for our room to be ready. The resort is stunning and beautifully landscaped. They provided us a text link that we used throughout our stay. It is a great resource to utilize and this made it much more comfortable for me to ask questions, plus they respond very quickly. You can use this link for reservations too. Once our room was ready, our luggage was loaded onto a golf cart and taken to our room. We were in building 3, first floor facing the bay side of the resort; had a very nice view of the bay and could hear the waves crashing at night. The room was beautiful, bed comfortable, bedding extremely soft. We opted for comfort pillows instead of memory foam pillows...the comfort pillows were amazing! The room amenities were perfect and very nice quality...shampoo, conditioner, body wash, lotion, bug spray, robes, slippers, coffee & teas, handheld steamer, iron and blow dryer. Twice a day they come in to make up the room in the morning and then at night set it up for night tea, yoga channel on, nice bottles of water bedside. It's pretty bougie! We were celebrating a birthday and wedding anniversary. When we arrived to our room they had a small chocolate cake, chocolate dipped strawberries and a bottle of champagne chilling. So very unexpected but it added a special touch to our stay. There are 2 family pools and 1 adult pool. We hit up the adult pool once and never went back. It was just an infinity pool long and narrow chest high water and people were just around in little circles holding drinks...not our things. Didn't feel like you could really chat with other people. However, we did spend a lot of time at the family pools, which we enjoyed very much and met a lot of really nice people. Pool attendants were fabulous. We had no problem getting lounge chairs or found people not to be "saving" areas when they were not there. If you went much later in the day most of the chairs could be in use though. They supply sunscreen in a 30spf and 50spf and an after lotion...don't forget to apply it often! There is a water filling station so if you bring your own water bottle you can fill poolside and they will bring you ice. There are outside shower located by the pool. They handed out popsicles and pineapple chunks poolside at random times. Please note the cement area around the pools are so very, ver

We escaped the cold at home to enjoy 5 nights in February, when it was dry and in the 90s every afternoon. This unique property is spectacularly perched on an isthmus between the ocean and the bay. You have two beaches and four pools plus a hot tub with waterfall to enjoy. We booked the entry level Teraza room and with our Amex travel were upgraded to the Brisa room (one floor higher) plus daily breakfast. Yes, even the entry level room is over 2K/night but you are paying not just for the lovely accommodation but also the cachet and quality of being at this magnificent resort. Some of our favorite things: morning beach walks; the amazing breakfast buffet (thank you for coaching our Spanish, Chicky!); poolside service from Ericka and Rafaela; an outstanding massage at the beautiful spa; a fantastic morning nature walk with Daniel to see monkeys, birds, and local trees; a fun and informative coffee class with JR; the Tour of the Giants visit to the breathtaking Arnold Palmer-designed golf course with Jonathan; kayaking for two in the bay; the well-appointed and well-air conditioned fitness center; superb dinners at Pesce (upscale) and Anejo (sushi), where Jess took excellent care of us. We also appreciated being able to book activities and make requests for room cleaning and turndown on the Four Seasons app. The housekeeping service was outstanding. This was not our first time in CR but our first to this property; I am confident it won’t be the last!

This was our second stay in this great resort. Since our last visit in 2017 the rooms were softly but nicely renovated. The food quality has slightly improved but still has potential for improvement especially compared to other upscale resorts we have visited during our Costa Rica vacation. This time our family of six stayed for eight nights and loved it. The resort is in a privileged location between two beautiful beaches which we loved. The staff are extremely friendly and service oriented We spent one day on a terrific excursion we booked Rain foresth and then the choice of ziplining and La Leona Waterfall hike. The waterfall was the highlight of our trip! We booked our excursion through Nomad Tourscr, All in all, a great trip!We highly recommend this hotel and Nomad for your private tours!!

This is such a beautiful property. The staff is very helpful and kind. My husband and I had a wonderful time at this resort.