Montaña de Fuego Mountain Resort & Spa

Dining and All-Inclusive Options: The hotel provides high-quality meals, including breakfast and all-inclusive packages that cover local cuisine and beverages. Dining experiences are praised for their variety, freshness, and integration with the natural surroundings.

We stayed at Hotel Montaña de Fuego for 6 nights for our honeymoon and loved it! Our room had volcano views, was very clean, and felt newly renovated. The breakfast was great, and we enjoyed the hot springs and trails around the hotel property. The resort is close to town, which made it easy to find good dinner spots, and it is close to fun activities (such as a short drive to Mistico Park). Overall, we highly recommend staying here. And while you're there, we also recommend the night tour with Jorge. He was great and showed us sloths, lizards, frogs, snakes, raccoons, and other animals!

I hope this review helps to make the right choice of the hotel: We chose Montana De Fuego for its beautiful setting, and I have to say the views of La Fortuna Mountain from our room were absolutely breathtaking. Waking up to that scenery was the highlight of our stay. We booked a Superior Room, which was clean and tidy, but honestly, it didn’t feel “superior” as advertised. The basics were there, but nothing about the room stood out as special. What really let us down was the service. The front desk staff never greeted us, and their attitude felt consistently unfriendly, both in the mornings and evenings. It wasn’t just one bad interaction it was the same every day, which made us feel unwelcome. The most frustrating moment came when I booked a hike tour through the hotel. After waiting 40 minutes at the front desk, I was told the reservation had been made for the wrong day when the guide was taking day off. Instead of apologizing, the staff questioned who I booked with, which felt dismissive and unprofessional. I booked with either (Julio or Justin) The restaurant food was average at best—not what you’d expect from a property that claims to be 4-star. The hot spring pool looked unclean, and the “mud bath” was literally just a small bowl of mud, which felt more like a gimmick than an amenity. In the end, the location is undeniably beautiful, but the lack of hospitality and disappointing facilities overshadowed it. If you’re visiting La Fortuna, I’d recommend spending a little more for a hotel that matches the beauty of the surroundings with genuine service and a better overall experience.