Hotel Los Lagos Spa & Resort

“Lush jungle resort”

The resort was large and well-maintained. We stayed in one of the buildings far from the amenities, so you had to either walk a long way, drive, or take a shuttle. Although we originally didn't like being that far, we grew to like it because it was quiet and peaceful. We had a nice terrace from wh… more

The resort was large and well-maintained. We stayed in one of the buildings far from the amenities, so you had to either walk a long way, drive, or take a shuttle. Although we originally didn't like being that far, we grew to like it because it was quiet and peaceful. We had a nice terrace from which we could probably see the volcano if it was not clouded over the entire time. But we also saw lots of birds, wild pigs, and a large band of koatis that stayed around all the time. Breakfast buffett was ample. We also ate lunch and dinner at the restaurant, and were pleased with the food quality. The pools were very nice but crowded, though, as they sell day passes to outside guests. The pool with a slide was not heated, so our kids were disappointed and chose not to get into the cold water. It rained a lot, so things don't dry on the terrace. We used a clothesline strung in the bathroom to dry our clothes. This resort is far from town, so you definitely need a car to go anywhere. But they had zip-lining and horse riding on the premises.

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“Great resort with amazing pools”

We stayed here during spring break trip with our older children. We stayed two nights in rooms on the road above the pools. The rooms were nice and had outdoor area but no view. The pools are the reason I wanted to write a review: they were amazing! And better maintained than any pools I've seen el… more

We stayed here during spring break trip with our older children. We stayed two nights in rooms on the road above the pools. The rooms were nice and had outdoor area but no view. The pools are the reason I wanted to write a review: they were amazing! And better maintained than any pools I've seen elsewhere: fully drained and thoroughly cleaned every night. Of course that means when they close at 10pm they are really closed. They open again at 10am, but since some are filled earlier, you can go in once they're available. One downside as a resort guest is that the pools are available for use by day trippers. So they get busier as those people arrive. And the pools are all ages, so be prepared for little ones wherever they pop up. There are pools for the little tikes, but they aren't limited to those pools.

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“Beautiful Hotel!”

Ready to come back in a heartbeat—we truly loved everything about Hotel Los Lagos. The grounds are beautiful and well cared for, and the hot springs are simply amazing—such a perfect place to relax. The food at both restaurants was consistently fresh and delicious. We especially enjoyed the Lemnos … more

Ready to come back in a heartbeat—we truly loved everything about Hotel Los Lagos. The grounds are beautiful and well cared for, and the hot springs are simply amazing—such a perfect place to relax. The food at both restaurants was consistently fresh and delicious. We especially enjoyed the Lemnos Wet Bar and found ourselves going back there often. Every employee we encountered was friendly and welcoming, and a special shoutout to Gustavo at the wet bar for going above and beyond. It’s clear that Hotel Los Lagos has put a lot of thought into creating a great guest experience. We especially appreciated the convenient towel service and the spacious rooms that comfortably sleep six. It all added up to a memorable and easy, enjoyable vacation.

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