Three Sixty Boutique Hotel

My husband and I had the most amazing time at the hotel. It was gorgeous, Very well maintained and the staff were amazing. Every request was met with immediate assistance and kindness. The food was delicious and the views are unmatched. The drive up to the hotel is a small adventure but adds to the appeal. It’s very helpful to have the staff assist with your plans as they had everything arranged including our transports. Overall, this was an amazing trip together.

I loved every minute of my solo trip to Costa Rica, which was largely due to my experience at the Hotel Three Sixty. It was a truly incredible experience. The hotel itself is lovely. The views from each Villa are stunning and the sounds of the macaws and toucans each morning were wonderful! The pool is warm with amazing sunset views. The front desk supervisor José went out of his way to help me plan each day and made sure all of the arrangements were perfect. The best part of this hotel is definitely the people who work there. I have never made closer friends with a driver, concierge and waiter than at this hotel. They truly showed me how warm and welcoming Costa Ricans can be.

Great Newly built quaint boutique hotel close to Uvita. Very quiet and amazing views. Staff was very friendly, food and accommodations are five star. Visited the waterfalls near by. Great place to stay ly relax and read or go sea kayaking or hiking.

Amazing view from our balcony-we were serenaded by toucans one morning and had a monkey make its way through the trees to check us out. The staff were attentive and shared insights on the culture as well as places to eat and see the beauty of the country. The room was spacious, bright and modern.

We had a wonderful -- if way too short -- stay at Hotel Three Sixty. The views down to the ocean are spectacular. The staff were extremely friendly, helpful and kind. The layout of the resort is beautiful and the rooms top notch: fully equipped, lots of room and closet space, modern and luxurious, and again spectacular rooms. Everything you could ask for. Some very nice extra touches such as the free (yes, free!) fully and well-stocked, mini-bar and 2 free laundered items a day (very helpful on a long trip). The food was good (rather than great) but certainly very satisfying -- we had no complaints. Really a super welcoming high-end, luxurious resort. Well worth a visit!

A totally excellent hotel. The views from 250m above sea level set amidst the tropical rain forest are spectacular. Service from the staff is exemplary and the restaurant food is of a very high standard. An ideal place to relax for two to three days - but you really need a car to enjoy the local area. Although the staff are happy to assist in arranging excursions it can be expensive to travel far from here relative to the cost of the excursion.

We have just had three fantastic nights at Hotel Three Sixty. An unbelievable setting with the best views you could imagine, fantastic spacious rooms with great balconies, great food and fantastic staff especially Jaido and Anetta. We will definitely be back and if you want to stay in this part of Costa Rica, this is the place.

Incredibly luxurious resort in the middle of the rain forest. I can't think of a bad thing to say about it, from attentive and wonderfully trained staff to a kitchen continuously serving interesting cuisine incorporating local produce. The rooms are capacious, well maintained and up to date. The infinity pool is right at the edge of your sun chair, a delightful way to cool off from the blazing sun, and it is indeed blazing. You are surrounded by animals and foliage - monkeys, Toucans, birds of all kinds - reflecting Costa Rica's broad biodiversity. I do think one needs to be aware of the hotel's setting: By car from San Jose, it is a good 4-4.5 hour drive from the airport. It is reached by a long, winding and quite rough 1.5 mile dirt and rock path, turning off from the main highway. culminating in a couple of what appear to be 50% grade switchbacks. Trying to reach it by conventional AWD vehicles is unrealistic. If you aren't comfortable navigating a leased 4X4, rely on the hotel's shuttle service to bring you there, but be aware, it's a long 4.5 hours drive in the shuttle. (There are options to fly San Jose to the local airport, but you'll still need a cab or shuttle for the final 1-1.5 hours to the hotel, and at little if any cost savings.) Conversely, traveling off site to a zip line, a local restaurant or the national park entails a cab ride, which can run from $40 USD upwards each way just to reach the destination. All in all, beautiful, relaxing and professionally maintained at a high level, but quite isolated for an extended stay. (Ideal for a 2-3 night stopover en route to Panama or Corcovado.) That worked well for us - we weren't looking to sight see - but first determine if it works for you

Just concluded a 5 night stay at this amazing resort. Just 12 guest villas, each with amazing views of the lush jungle below and the vast ocean beyond. Amazing sunsets. As great as the views are from your villa and the pool/restaurant area, the service is what sets this place apart. Jose and his colleagues go above and beyond to make sure each guest is completely taken care of. This is a special place that I can’t recommend highly enough.