Room to share your Tamarindo trip
Suites 8 and 9 each have two queen beds and accommodate up to four guests. They suit families sharing beds or friends comfortable with that sleeping arrangement. The suite name does not mean separate bedrooms: review the photographs to understand the actual layout. For four guests wanting individual beds, consider multiple twin rooms instead. Your choice should fit how everyone wants to sleep.
Suite 8 or Suite 9?
Both options include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a private bathroom and breakfast at Café 13 from 8 to 10 am. Suite 9 has a TV; Suite 8 does not. Compare the gallery photographs rather than choosing solely by the category label. Courtyard photos show shared hotel areas, not a private patio included with the suite. Contact us before booking if stairs, access or a particular room feature is important for your group.
A shared base, different kinds of days
Staying across the road from the main Tamarindo surf break makes it easy for surfers and non-surfers to use the same base. One part of your group can arrange a lesson while others explore town or relax over breakfast. We have a surfboard rack and outdoor shower, and can help arrange a board or independent instructor before arrival. Lessons, rental equipment and excursions are separate from the room booking.
Compare the total for your whole group
Enter all guests when checking dates so you can compare the final total, including applicable taxes, for your actual party. A two-queen room may be practical for a group, but availability and prices change with dates. Check the selected suite before payment. For a family that prefers bunks for children, compare Family Suite 7. Book more than one room if your group exceeds four guests.
