
"The
ideal lodging experience as you begin
to explore the rest of Costa
Rica" |
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| Jade y Oro is a cozy and lavishly decorated Spanish-style building originally
built as a private residence; it has since been beautifully restored
and comfortably furnished as a small hotel. |
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The house was redecorated by the daughter of its original owner, Amalia
Jimenez Volio, an artist who grew up in the house. Jimenez-Volio added
a cheerful tropical touch to the house's colonial sobriety, filling
its inner courtyards with colorful, modern furniture, typical Costa
Rican crafts and paintings of her own, featuring mostly tropical flower |
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are ten rooms with private bathrooms, showers only. Seven rooms are
single with a double bed, and three Deluxe rooms have two double beds,
with ceiling fans, no air conditioning is needed. Children are welcome, |
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Full Breakfast includes: a variety of fruits, typical food, tea, and
delicious Costa Rican coffee. There is an evening Happy hour with complimentary
wine and cheese. There is color cable TV as well as 24-hour security
and medical assistance. The hotel is in a very quiet neighborhood, yet
very close to downtown, restaurants, cinemas and the biggest Mall in
town |
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RATES 2009
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SINGLE
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DOUBLE
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ADDITIONAL
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Standard
(1 queen size bed) |
$60,00 |
$70,00 |
N/A |
Standard
(2 twin beds) |
$60,00 |
$70,00 |
N/A |
Deluxe Suite
(2 queen size beds) |
$80,00 |
$80,00 |
$10,00 |
Junior Suite
(2 queen beds and sofa bed) |
$90,00 |
$90,00 |
$10,00 |
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NOTE:
- Rates
plus 13% taxes
- Full
breakfast included in the room rate
- Children
under 6 years old free of charge, and $5.00 for children from 6 to 12 years old with
parents on the same room.
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