Pool day passes in Costa Rica

Find hotel pool day passes in Costa Rica, from budget boutique pools in Guanacaste starting at $25 to luxury resort pools on the Papagayo peninsula near $135. Pacific coast hotels welcome non-guests year-round.

1 city with hotel pool day passes

Costa Rica's pool day passes cluster along the northern Pacific coast, split between budget boutique hotels and beach resorts. We track 8 hotels selling day access, spanning Tamarindo, Playa Potrero, Peninsula Papagayo, Playa Flamingo, and Playa Conchal.

Guanacaste prices range from $25 at Seis Playas Hotel to about $135 at Waldorf Astoria Costa Rica Punta Cacique. JW Marriott Guanacaste, on Hacienda Pinilla, claims the largest hotel pool in Central America and sells day access for about $120. Most passes include a food and beverage credit, which lowers the effective cost of pool access.

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Prices range from $25 at boutique properties like Seis Playas Hotel and Curiol Boutique Hotel & Lounge to about $135 at Waldorf Astoria Costa Rica Punta Cacique. Most passes include a food and beverage credit, which lowers the effective cost of pool access.
Guanacaste is the only pool day pass destination we've found in Costa Rica, with 8 hotels spanning Tamarindo, Playa Potrero, Peninsula Papagayo, Playa Flamingo, and Playa Conchal.
We track 8 hotels in Guanacaste that sell pool day passes, from budget boutique properties charging $25 to resort-chain hotels on the Papagayo peninsula and Playa Conchal charging $100 to $135.
No. Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo keeps its pool and beach access exclusive to overnight guests, unlike its neighbors Andaz and Waldorf Astoria on the same peninsula. JW Marriott Guanacaste Resort & Spa, on Hacienda Pinilla, has the largest hotel pool in Central America and sells day access for about $120.

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