Nice, quiet, secluded,friendly staff. Located at the end of a dark bumpy road. There are 2 restaurants, one on the road open for lunch and dinner and one on sight open for breakfast. The food was great, fresh, home cooked and inexpensive. The room was large and updated. They had drinks by the pool nightly from 3:00-6:00, no "happy hour". They had a bar b q night on Wednesday for $5.00 a plate and it was delicious,

I took my two teenage boys here for our annual vacation. I was quite surprised in the quality of the property. You must rent a car since it is about 5 miles out of Quepos. It is then 1 mile off the main road on a dirt road in the center of a rice/palm plantation. We flew from San Jose on Sansa Airlines. I booked the flight through Tico Travel in San Jose. The condo was clean and well-supplied. The personnel was cheerful and helpful. I did notice the smell others have talked about, but after the first day we were used to it.

The pool is very nice and big. The couple that make the breakfast and have the restaurant across the street do a great job. The food was good and not too expensive. The drive up to the park is difficult with the narrow roads and no shoulder for pedestrians. Don't try it at night until you're used to it.

We booked all our tours at the hotel and were very pleased. All in all, it was a fantastic trip and didn't cost a fortune.

We arrived late, therefore no explanations were given...we were never told about a barbecue they have available once a week nor anything about tours being available. We went as a time share exchange. The place did not live up to comparable time shares....though they show the beach to be less than half a mile from the hotel which leads you to believe that you can walkt to it...actually it is half a mile by boat with an extra charge of $ 20 per person....
The hotel is locagted between a rice field and a river which makes it mosquitoe heaven..we had to leave the pool area in the evening because the mosquitoes were swarming...repellent had no effect
They have a soda nearby which was very nice but again we could not eat in peace because even with repellent and fans on us they were eating us alive....
Manuel Antonio Park is very nice but the beach has rip tides and is a bit dangerous specially for children and older people...
They also claim to have a spa....the spa consists of calling a masseuse for you.
We all agreed we would never go back to this place.......so many other beautiful places to visit in CR and stay as a time share...I recommend Condovac La Costa in Playa Hermosa, Guanacaste....

Pueblo Real is a hidden gem in the Manuel Antonio area. Having travelled to Manuel Antonio frequently on various occasions with my girlfriends, we were thrilled to find these 2 bedroom condominiums where we could all stay together with AC AND a full kitchen!!! Even though the hotel is located on the outskirts, you just have to plan ahead with transport and make use of the daily shuttle to the beach and the transportation that the tour companies offer you. We still thought it was a great find taking into consideration that before we paid just as much, if not more, to be in a hotel room that only offered us 1 bed and no other amenities. The condos have 2 nice bathrooms with hot water showers (not always the case in Costa Rica), a nice sized living room with cable tv and a DVD player so you can bring your own DVDs or rent one of the ones available in the hotel lobby. Being able to eat in when you want is a real $ saver and the kitchen came with everything we needed. The staff is great and helpful with anything that you may need and the pool is wonderful! I definitely recommend this place as one of the best deals for your money in the area!