Jr.Suite in Costa Rica B and B

Casa de las Tías is located in the charming town of San Rafael de Escazú, a scarce 15-minute ride from downtown San José; and 20 min. from the international airport in a half acre estate,it's a perfect base for tours,beach, and jungle adventures. The space The Jr.Suite is one of five rooms at Casa de las Tías, a Bed and Breakfast located in the charming town of San Rafael de Escazú. It is a scarce 12-minute ride from downtown San José; and 20 to 40 minutes from the international airport. Set in a half acre estate,it's a perfect base for tours,beach, and jungle adventures. Near San Jose...but in a quiet neighborhood. Private... yet near restaurants and shopping. In addition to the listed amenities,the owners offer friendly advice based on over 20 years of hosting Casa de las Tias. We respect your privacy,but are available when needed. Escazu is a suburb of San Jose and known for its quiet residential areas as well as for its shopping malls and restaurants. If you're driving,please call (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) as you near San Jose. The map on the Air BnB site is useful,but a local call,which is quite inexpensive,will allow us to guide you to us. Buses to downtown are available just a block away. Cabs respond in less than five minutes when called to pick up guests at Casa de las Tias. The $79 price applies to one or two guests.A weekly rate of $470 (a 15% discount) is also available. Four more similar rooms with queen,single,and double beds,as well as our balcony room, are available at the same rate. We welcome reservation requests for one room..or up to five. Getting Around Taxi stands are five minutes away as are public buses to downtown. Guest access Guests may relax on both our front and back terraces with their extensive gardens,as well as in our spacious dining and living rooms. Other things to note The hosts are quite knowledgeable about the interesting sites available in both the Greater San Jose area as well as the rest of the country and will be happy to give you their best advice on touring Costa Rica.