Yellow House
Costa Rica
Explore the nearby Manuel Antonio National Park for a day of hiking and wildlife watching.
Yellow House is a charming guest house located in Quepos, within the lush province of Puntarenas, Costa Rica. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, this establishment is a popular choice for travelers seeking comfortable lodging in a vibrant coastal area. With a rating of 4.5 from 60 reviews, it has garnered recognition for providing a pleasant stay experience.
As a point of interest and establishment offering quality accommodations, Yellow House is ideally suited for those interested in exploring the unique blend of natural and cultural attractions in the region. The guest house caters to a diverse range of visitors, from solo travelers to families and groups, offering hospitality that is both personal and attentive.
While maintaining a style that is reflective of the local culture, Yellow House provides guests with a tranquil setting in which to unwind after a day of exploring. It serves as a practical base for those who wish to discover the nearby attractions and enjoy the relaxed pace of life in this part of Costa Rica.
The guest house's facilities and services are designed to meet the needs of its guests, providing an inviting environment whether for a brief stopover or an extended stay. While some amenities typical of larger hotels may not be available, the focus at Yellow House is on creating a homely and comfortable atmosphere where visitors can feel at ease.
Reviews
Very clean home and a welcoming owner.its a great place
Overall the room was okay, but the experience had several downsides. First of all, the place is very difficult to find. There are no signs on the street indicating where it is, and the location description is quite confusing. If you are arriving by car, be careful: the road leading there is very rocky and not easy to drive. We arrived in the evening, which made it even harder because you can barely see anything in the dark. The check-in experience was also not good. A man who didn’t speak any English came to receive us, so we couldn’t understand anything he was saying. We had to give him cash, and afterwards he asked for more money while pointing at his blind eye. As two girls traveling alone, this made us feel very uncomfortable and honestly quite unsafe.
