This simple and practical apartment is ideal for frequent travelers and tourists seeking a comfortable and hassle-free stay. Located just 3 km from Juan Santamaría International Airport, you’ll be minutes from your flight and close to a popular shopping mall with dining, shopping, and entertainment options. The accommodation features a clean and comfortable bed, private bathroom, free Wi-Fi, and daily breakfast served between 6:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. We offer flexible check-in and check-out times to suit your travel schedule, and we can also arrange airport pick-up if needed. There is always someone available to welcome you and assist you during your stay. Highlights: • Excellent location, next to San Antonio Gas Station in Alajuela • Only a 5-minute drive from the airport • Free Wi-Fi • Breakfast included • Airport transfer available • Flexible check-in and check-out

Welcome! I love hosting travelers from all over the world and providing them with a comfortable, practical space to enjoy their stay in Costa Rica. My goal is to make you feel at home, whether you’re just passing through the airport or exploring the country’s natural wonders. I’m passionate about learning new cultures, sharing local tips, and helping each guest have an authentic experience. In my free time, I enjoy hiking in the mountains of Alajuela, visiting local markets, and tasting traditional cuisine. I’m always available to guide you on routes, transportation, and activities so you can make the most of your trip.

Our accommodation is located in a quiet area of Alajuela, just 3 km from Juan Santamaría International Airport and next to San Antonio Gas Station, making arrivals and departures easy. The location is perfect for those seeking convenience, with a shopping mall just minutes away offering restaurants, cafés, shops, and a supermarket. If you wish to explore, within less than an hour you can visit Poás Volcano, waterfalls, coffee farms, and charming towns such as Grecia and Sarchí. There is also nearby public transportation and quick access to highways connecting to San José, the Pacific coast, and the northern region of the country.