Hotel Vesuvio

One of the best small, safe and cozy Hotels in San Jose, the 3 star Vesuvio Hotel makes it a priority to give their guest the fullest attention to every detail.

Personalized service is the key to this owner management Hotel. The management makes it a priority to give their guests the fullest attention to every detail.

Hotel Vesuvio, a traditional colonial house, is located in Barrio Otoya/Amon, one of the oldest districts in the historical city, surrounded by beautiful houses and buildings dating back to the colonial times of San Jose. Vesuvio is away from the noise and traffic of downtown, yet close enough to be able to walk the cultural and central business within 5 minutes. Also the international airport Juan Santamaría is just 20 minutes from the Hotel.

Free coffee and tea station
Continental free breakfast
Free private parking
Free internet access
Free children under 12
Free luggage store
Free room service
Free tourist information

Number of floors: 2
Room service (limited hours)
Restaurant(s) in hotel
Bar/lounge
Business center
Parking (free)
Room service

Accommodation Information

Vesuvio Hotel features 20 nice, clean and comfortable rooms. We have different types of rooms: single, double, triple and 3 Deluxe rooms. All with:

Private bathroom and hot water
Cable TV
Phone
Safety deposit box
Ceilings fans
Wireless internet connection
3 Deluxe rooms with bath tub
Hair dryers
We do accept pets for an additional fee

Location Information

One of the best small Hotels in San Jose, the three star Vesuvio Hotel is located in the historical downtown, at walking distance from the most important attractions of the city.

Guests can take advantage of the hotel´s prime location to visit the nearby National Theater, the Cultural Plaza, the National Library, museums, shops, restaurants, banks, nightlife and beautiful volcanoes and exotic parks.

The strategic location allows our customers to discover in a few minutes our cultural treasures, such as the Gold Museum, displaying an impressive collection of Pre-Columbian gold and the Jade Museum which exhibits amazingly crafted jade pieces as well as describing the intricate history of Costa Rica’s pre-Columbian civilizations.