Reserva Conchal Vacation Club

This charming beach resort offers incredible stretches of sand overlooking the Catalina Islands, five-star hotel, an exclusive beach club with gourmet restaurants and a luxury spa. At the Reserva Conchal, you can enjoy activities such as taking a nap under the sun by the pool. All units are air conditioned, have a ceiling fan,aerial TV and telephone. The studio units OCC: Max 4/Pri 2 have a bathroom with tub and shower, 1 king size bed and 1 sofa bed or 2 double beds.1 bedroom units OCC: Max 6/Pri 4 have 2 bathrooms with tub and shower, 1 king size bed and two double beds. They have a mini kitchen including blender, toaster and microwave.

All units are air-conditioned, have ceiling fan, satellite dish and telephone. Studio units OCC: Max 4/Pri 2 have 1 bath with a tub and a shower, 1 king bed and 1 pull-out sofa or 2 double beds, a microwave oven and a little refrigerator. 1BR units OCC: Max 6/Pri 4 have 2 baths with a shower and a tub, 1 king bed, 2 double beds and feature a partial kitchen with mixer, toaster and microwave oven. Pets are not allowed. Daily maid service is available at no cost.

Optional All Inclusive Program Fees are per person, per day. Child age: 2-11 years old. Children under 2 years old are free. Children from 12 and over will have to pay regular adult fee. The program includes all meals (a la carte & buffet), domestic alcoholic beverages, activities (non-motorized water sports), 24 hour room service, entertainment & Kid's Club 0-11 years old. The program and fees are subject to change without previous notice.

Address: Playa Conchal PLAYA CONCHAL Guanacaste, Costa Rica Guanacaste Costa Rica Costa Rica 

Considered one of the most exotic beaches of the Gold Coast of Costa Rica, Playa Conchal is located in the northern province of Guanacaste, on the coasts of the Pacific Ocean. Two kilometers from Playa Brasilito, this marvelous beach is also within walking distance from the famous Playa Flamingo and Tamarindo city. Together with Playa Brasilito, this beach is separated by a rocky headland known as Punta Conchal, which gets its name from the sand found here that is composed of hundreds of millions of tiny crushed shells.