King bed
Sleeps 2
1 king bed

Alajuela, Costa Rica
Airport Room Suite 3 is a private king-bed room in a shared lodge in Alajuela, minutes from Juan Santamaría International Airport. Book this suite on its own calendar and checkout link; Suite 1 and Suite 2 are listed separately. All three rooms share a hallway bathroom. The nightly rate includes two guests. This king bed sleeps two. Minimum stay is two nights. Wi-Fi, air conditioning, television, and parking are included. Pets are not allowed.
Sleeps 2
1 king bed
This suite uses a shared hallway bathroom. Leave it clean and do not store items on the sink.
One king bed sleeps two. The nightly rate already includes two guests for this suite.
Keep voices low from ten at night until six so other suites can rest before early flights.
Early airport departures are welcome. Leave keys in the lockbox and used linens on the bench.
Alajuela
(Exact address will be provided after booking)
Suite 3 gave us a proper king after a week of tours. Two guests were already in the nightly rate, so checkout matched the listing. We left at five and still made the international flight easily.
Anniversary layover in Alajuela. The king bed and cold room were all we needed. Shared bath was fine at midnight. I liked that this suite is booked separately from the smaller rooms.
Comfortable king, but you do share the hall bath with other suites. A door closed loudly once overnight. Still worth it versus a noisy airport hotel, and the two-night minimum suited our itinerary.
We needed a real mattress, not two twins pushed together. Suite 3 delivered. Check-out for the dawn flight was painless. Strong shower pressure in the shared bath, which I did not expect.
Booked the king because we are a couple and did not want an extra-person fee. The quote stayed simple. Linens smelled clean. I would skip the airport hotels entirely next time and come straight here.
The king suite was quiet after midnight and close enough to walk for an early coffee. Two of us never hit an extra fee. I would pick Suite 3 again over a cramped hotel room by the highway.
Dark room, good blackout, king size sleep. Street noise at dawn from airport traffic. Still better rest than I get in San José hotels. Two-night stay felt like the right length for a layover.
Holiday travel chaos, then a calm king room ten minutes from the terminal. Television, cold air, and a patio coffee before we left. Communication was kind. Suite 3 is now our SJO ritual.