Coco Beach Hotel and Casino

Coastal walks and lively Coco evenings

Coco Beach Hotel and Casino puts Playas del Coco’s main beach and boardwalk within walking distance of a town-center stay. A sports bar popular with locals and an onsite casino bring social activity to the property itself, with a restaurant for meals close to your room. Choose it when the town’s energy is part of the experience you want.

That lively setting can get loud, a real consideration if quiet nights are high on your list. Between coastal outings, the swimming pool offers another way to spend time at the hotel. A convenience store helps with everyday needs, and free parking and a conference room add practical facilities. Wi-Fi is available in some common areas; rooms have air conditioning, cable television and safes.

Explore two sides of Guanacaste

Scuba outings near the coastal islands take you offshore, while riverboat excursions at Palo Verde National Park offer a look at wetland wildlife: crocodiles, birds, iguanas and capuchin monkeys may be encountered along the way. Sport fishing is another option, with marlin and roosterfish a focus from November through March and sailfish often caught from May through August. Plan around your interests and dates without expecting a particular sighting or catch, then return to Coco’s restaurants and evening scene.

Choice highlights for your stay

• Choose the town-center location for an easy walk to Playas del Coco’s main beach and boardwalk, with restaurants and nightlife close.
• The sports bar and casino draw local crowds, and it can get loud; the property suits travelers comfortable with a lively evening scene.
• An onsite restaurant and convenience store help with everyday needs, while the swimming pool offers downtime between outings.
• Rooms have air conditioning, cable television and safes, providing familiar comforts after a day along the coast.
• Free parking is available, but Wi-Fi reaches some common areas rather than being promised throughout; a conference room adds a practical option for groups.
• Nearby coastal diving and Palo Verde riverboat excursions offer different wildlife perspectives; fishing interests can be timed around marlin and roosterfish from November–March or sailfish from May–August, without a catch guarantee.