Homestays in Dominical

Casa Aba Matapalo is a realy nice place to stay for few days. It's located in beautiful garden with monkeys jumping above your head and a sloth hidden in a palm tree.The beach os just few steps away.

super chill and relaxing, easy to borrow bike and the beach is near to the location :)!

The host is a super nice guy and gives really good recommendations. The house itself is very nice and clean. The pool is also very clean.

We were allowed to check-in earlier and stay after check-out in the shared areas. The location has a jungle feeling even though it is directly next to the town. Perfect if you have a rented car and with a tiny pool for refreshing yourself on a home day.

Amazing place, everything was clean and there was big kitchen with equipment and grill, so we had great time.

Patricia, was a great host! Her aura and energy is so beautiful. The place was very clean and her instructions were on point. I happen to reach th stay around 11PM but managed to follow her instructions to find the keys and wifi password swiftly. In the morning she made me a good coffee and happened to attend a small workshop with her on yoga. It was a great experience! Many Thanks Regards, Pavan

Great location, made with so much love. Make sure you have a good car to get all the way to the property, it’s a rough road.

So far this has been my favourite stay on my journey. I had the best rest! Thanks to Ceasar, great job

It was nice to have a kitchen and the plates/utensils/etc. were well stocked. The location was fantastic, very short walk to the beach. 10-15 minutes? And you are in a quiet area, there's a river and so much wildlife that you can just stare at while you enjoy a meal. Everyone who was staying here was very kind and it was easy to socialize which I find important as a solo traveler. Naturally, this will depend on the group that you get during your travels. There is a workout area, which could be nice. It's minimal but it's better than nothing if you'd like to work out. There's a restaurant that's run as part of the hostel. If you pay cash, you get a small discount as a traveler staying at the hostel. The room I was in had a shelf and drawers to be split among the travelers (1 shelf and ~1 drawer each), which I found to be sufficient and nice. The patio provides a place to dry clothes. There is no AC but there is a fan. I was always comfortable sleeping. It takes a long time for anything to dry here so consider packing clothing that is quick dry. Also, thanks to the humidity on the coast of Costa Rica, it's quite difficult to wear long layers as I typically do while traveling - so as a non-related hotel note I would consider this as you pack and maybe pack more shorts (I only had one pair and regretted it). The staff are incredibly helpful and willing to help you with your planning and the questions you may have about your travels. Sheets are changed daily. I really liked it here and would stay again. I think the value is great for the price. As a reminder for the things I forgot...1 - there are lockers, bring a lock to lock up valuables. 2 -soap/shampoo are not provided for showering, so be sure to bring your own! (And as a note to humidity, bottles of soap/shampoo are better as my soap bar would not dry in my time in Costa Rica) 3 -Towel is not provided, bring your own or be prepared to spend $1 a day to rent