Hotel Las Tres Banderas

Garden downtime between Quepos and the beach

Tropical gardens and a pool give Hotel Las Tres Banderas a restful center between the bustle of Quepos and the beaches of Manuel Antonio. The appeal is easy to understand: an affordable place to stay, somewhere to swim on a warm Central Pacific afternoon, and a location that lets you explore both sides of the area.

Playa Espadilla is about a five-minute drive toward the coast, with swimming and boogie boarding to fill a beach day. In the other direction, roughly five minutes by car brings you to Quepos for souvenir shopping and local markets. Manuel Antonio National Park adds forest trails and opportunities to look for sloths, monkeys and parrots. The beach bus runs between Quepos and the beach throughout the day, giving you another transport option. You can change the mood of a day without changing hotels, then return to the quieter gardens.

Polish flavors and poolside afternoons

Back at the hotel, meals have their own character. The restaurant serves a semi-buffet breakfast, Polish specials at lunch, and dinner, while Bar Pura Vida pours tropical cocktails, beer and wine. The pool and gardens invite an easy afternoon between plans. On-site parking and complimentary WiFi in most areas add everyday convenience.

Choose how you would like to gather

Accommodation ranges from a straightforward Standard Room to a bungalow among tropical plants and larger layouts for a shared stay. A suite’s living area, the apartment’s full kitchen or a bungalow’s more secluded garden setting can shape the quieter hours differently. Compare the capacities below with the party you have in mind; the hotel’s appeal is comfortable value rather than a luxury-resort experience.

• Every room category includes air conditioning, a ceiling fan, cable TV, a safe, phone and hairdryer.
• Suites sleep up to five with a king bed, single bed, pull-out couch and living area.
• The two-story Apartment sleeps up to seven, with two bedrooms upstairs and a living room and fully equipped kitchen downstairs.
• Bungalows sit within the tropical gardens for a more secluded setting. Standard Rooms provide another accommodation choice.

A garden base between Quepos and the coast

• Between Quepos and Manuel Antonio, the hotel gives you two useful directions for exploring. Playa Espadilla is about a five-minute drive toward the beach; Quepos is roughly five minutes the other way for markets and souvenir shopping.
• Gardens and a swimming pool create a restful return from the coast. This is a budget-friendly, comfortable stay rather than a luxury resort, so choose it for value and a green setting.
• Dining has its own personality: a semi-buffet breakfast, Polish lunch specials and dinner at the restaurant. Bar Pura Vida adds tropical cocktails, beer and wine for an evening close to your room.
• The beach bus runs between Quepos and the beach throughout the day. It offers another transport possibility; the hotel’s five-minute access descriptions are driving times, not walking times.
• A Suite sleeps up to five with a king bed, single bed and pull-out couch. The two-story Apartment sleeps up to seven, with two bedrooms upstairs and a living room and fully equipped kitchen below.
• Bungalows sit in tropical gardens for a more secluded feel. All room categories have air conditioning and familiar conveniences, letting you choose the setting and amount of space that suit your party.
• Complimentary WiFi covers most areas, and on-site parking is available. Those practical features support a stay with outings, while the qualified WiFi coverage should guide expectations.