A Welcome
The staff and owner wish to extend to you our personal invitation to come down to Tamarindo Vista Villas Hotel, stay with us, and be our guest. By the time you leave we hope that you will feel that you are a part of our extended family. We pride ourselves on the level of service which we give to each and every one of our guests. Folks from all over the world have come here and tell us over and over again how their stay with us was the best vacation they had ever had.
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Rooms and Villas
The hotel is built on a bluff overlooking Tamarindo Bay and consists of 17 rooms and 16 villas. Each villa has a kitchen, bedroom, living room, dining room and balcony. All villas and rooms have A/C and most offer stunning sunset views of Tamarindo Bay and the blue Pacific.
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Entertainment
The hotel has a spectacular ocean-view swimming pool complete with waterfall and swim-up bar. Relax at the world-renowned Monkey Bar where wild tropical potions flow freely to the sounds of the waves, the jungle and Latin rhythms. |
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Plenty of Activities
The Tamarindo Vista Villa's staff is here to help you maximize your vacation pleasure, and guide you to all there is to experience in this little tropical wonderland. We will arrange the sport fishing vacation of your dreams, take you sailing, diving, snorkeling, horseback riding or a round of golf.
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Surfing the Waves
You can rent a premium surf board through our Robert August Surfshop. The owner and manager of the hotel are avid surfers and will help you plan your safari to the many great breaks in and around the Tamarindo area. We also have a professionally trained surf instructor on staff from the world-renowned Corky Carroll Surf School.
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Birds, Monkeys and a Deer
Enjoy the unique experience of draping a Howler Monkey around your neck or scratching Juanita, the Scarlet Macaw. While swimming in the pool watch the Peacocks strolling by and visit the zoo with its Parrots, Toucans, Macaws, Monkeys and Deer.
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