The Best Hotels in Dominical, Costa Rica

Hotel Cuna del Angel

Very Good

8.9/ 10·1,217 reviews

Hotel Cuna del Angel is located in the Central Pacific region of Costa Rica, near the surf town of Domincal. The exclusive and cozy boutique hotel sits amidst the surroundings of exuberant tropical jungle and stunning beaches. This sun drenched area boasts a mixture of pristine beaches, radiant sunsets and lush forests that line the beach.

Villas Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary

VillasAlturas Wildlife Sanctuary is a non-profit organization that rescues and rehabilitates local wildlife. This animal sanctuary has lodging for overnight guests — 7 villas with incredible views of the Escalera Mountains.

Pacific Paradise Dominical

Pacific Paradise in Dominical, Costa Rica, is a serene hotel nestled amidst the lush, tropical landscape that defines this vibrant coastal region. Ideally situated on the outskirts of the charming town of Dominical, the hotel offers guests a tranquil retreat just minutes from the pristine beaches known for their incredible surf and stunning sunsets. With an ambiance that perfectly captures the relaxed essence of Costa Rican life, Pacific Paradise provides a welcoming atmosphere where guests can unwind in comfort.

Casa Ramon

Casa Ramon is a large, luxurious guesthouse in the small beach town of Dominical. It has six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, and can accommodate up to 14 guests.

Hacienda Baru

Hacienda Baru is an eco-lodge located near Dominical along Costa Rica’s central Pacific coast. Dominical is famous for its stellar surfing and relaxed atmosphere.

Hotel Villas Rio Mar

Excellent

9.0/ 10·3,144 reviews

Two outdoor swimming pools, one built with an infinity edge and another featuring a swim-up bar, frame the central grounds of Hotel Villas Rio Mar. This 48-room hotel sits near the ocean in Dominical, Costa Rica, placing coastal wildlife reserves and surf beaches within short reach.

Hotel DiuWak

Hotel DiuWak is situated in Playa Domincal, found in the Central Pacific Zone of Costa Rica. DiuWak, in the native indigenous Bri Bri language, means "sun people' and that's exactly what you'll find in this popular destination: visitors soaking up the warm tropical sunshine and rejuvenating their souls. This wonderfully diverse area has both marine and terrestrial environments, from beaches and reefs to mangrove swamps and virgin mountain forest.