Casa Ciudadela
Av. 7 entre Calle 0 y 1,
Heredia,
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Costa Rica
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Welcome! Hostel Casa Ciudadela is your place in Costa Rica. Located in the city of Heredia, one of the favorites and safer places to live in the country. An excellent point for you to stay if you visit Costa Rica. From our hostel you can easily visit the capital San José or go to the lovely beachs.
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 24 hour hot showers
Currency Exchange
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Lockers in dorms
Internet
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Tours/Travel Desk
Lounge area
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Free city tour
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Welcome! Hostel Casa Ciudadela is your place in Costa Rica. Located in the city of Heredia, one of the favorites and safer places to live in the country. An excellent point for you to stay if you visit Costa Rica. From our hostel you can easily visit the capital San José or go to the beautiful beaches in both, the Pacific Ocean or the Caribean Sea. Casa Ciudadela is an old and comfortable house located in the colonial city of Heredia, approximately 20 minutes by bus from the capital. Known as the “city of Flowers," it's surrounding areas provide all the conveniences of a medium-sized city. In an environment which has escaped, to a large extent, the normal urban problems affecting the capital. It is an important cultural center for Costa Rica. Furthermore, much of Heredia has managed to retain a typical Latin American "pueblo" feel despite increasing modernization. The colonial church and its plaza are still a favorite meeting place for Heredia's inhabitants, old and young. In Casa Ciudadela hostel you will find the perfect place to spend the time of your life in Costa Rica
At Casa Ciudadel Hostel we offer you the following services to make your time as comfortable as possible.
-Alamo rent a car
-Airport pick up (with previous notice only)
-Linen
-Towels
-Luggage room
-Telephone
-Common room
-Smoking area
-Taxes included
-Free coffee
-Breakfast included
-Internet access
-Cable TV
-Shuttle service to all tourist destinations in the country
-Lockers
-Kitchen
-We are surrounded by the main commercial services like restaurants, supermarkets, cafes and bus stops
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