Name: Termales del Bosque & Hot Springs
Address: 7 kilometros al este hacia Aguas Zarcas, Quesada, Quesada, Quesada, 00011, Costa Rica
Rating: 8

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Before the pandemic, this used to be my favorite place in all of Costa Rica to rest and relax for a day in wonderful hot springs… It's a shame that the effects of the pandemic on tourism businesses are still so strong: now this place is terrible, The infrastructure is not properly maintained, the bathrooms do not work, the locker rooms are damaged and dirty, the lighting does not work, etc. I hope that one day this place will return to the wonderful place it was before the pandemic. Also the food in the restaurant is of very low quality, I couldn't eat my lunch. I accept that the price for entering for a day (without accommodation) is VERY cheap, but I would prefer to have to pay more and have more appropriate facilities and better quality food.

It used to be my favorite place… not anymore.

The hot springs were a wonderful and relaxing experience! The location of the springs is reached by a path through the forest. It’s like walking through the jungle and at the end reaching a glorious area of hot spring pools in which to relax. There’s a very rustic changing area and lockers, but also a bar with food. It was a hidden gem! I highly recommend it!

Day trip to the thermal hot springs

Let me start off by stating the rooms at Termales del Bosque are moderately priced (we got a dinner, breakfast, room and entrance to Termales for about $70 US), so you have to consider what you are getting for the cost of your stay.  Yes, the rooms are lackluster - no fridge and the mattresses are thin, but you have Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a shower.  The free breakfast is a traditional CR breakfast and we weren't provided any alternative options, which we  were ok with.  The Termales were  a lot of fun for us (we are healthy 50 year-olds), and the trek down the path (during the day) was just fine for us.  While there, we had a true Costa Rican downpour and watched as the river filled up and rushed by, but no worries, you are safe and sound and can return to your car (or room) with no problem.  This undoubtedly is a place that is frequented by locals and travelers alike.  We went during a weekday, so the pools were not very crowded and it was neat to experience what felt like an authentic experience.

Beautiful Property, Springs are Great, Rooms Lackluster

Electricity service in the hot springs / forest is included until 9:30 pm. If you are in the forest around that time they turn off the light and you are completely dark in the middle of the forest, where only a bulb or two can shine on you. They do not distinguish or discriminate if it is a rainy day with dangerous animals to turn off the lights when leaving after the mentioned time, along a path of around 300m, a total risk to attend this hotel. Caution.

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El servicio de electricidad en las aguas termales / bosque se incluye hasta las 9:30 de la noche.

Si estás dentro del bosque alrededor de esa hora te apagan la luz y quedas completamente a oscuras en medio del bosque, donde solamente un foco o dos pueden alumbrarte.

No distinguen o discriminan si es un día lluvioso con animales peligrosos para apagarte las luces al salir luego de la hora mencionada, por un camino de alrededor 300m, un total riesgo asistir a este hotel.

Precaución.

DANGEROUS SERVICE

Old facilites low mantainance is evident. After 9pm you cannot take a shower with warm water despite they offer hot shower. Bed old and crappy.  If you are retired be careful, your access to hotspring water will be difficult as no railings to enter the hot spring waters are available, water is blurry so you cannot really tell where is a rock or a stair.  It is a shame they are not taking care of the huge opportunity to have hotspring water in the middle of such a impressive forest.

Crappy rooms and difficult access to spring waters

We went to Termales del Bosque to have a nice time with the family and it was a nightmare. My niece step on a snake and there were fire ants everywhere. Running from the fire ants my father fell and scratch his knee. The place is completely neglected. If you visit San Carlos there are way better places than this one. Don’t waste your money and your time here!!!!

WORST PLACE EVER!!!!

I have been coming here for the past 10 years every time I visit Costa Rica, which is 5x now.  It is my parents favourite place and they live in Peurto Viejo so the visit every few months. This beautiful place offers not only a 'jungle like experince in the thermal pool  area, but boosts of a great restaurant, too. The breakfasts are buffet style and feature some of the typical dishes. The menu has a wide variety of choices and chez Javier is amazing! 
The habitations are spacious and super clean, with room cleaning service provided daily.   The habitations have kitchens which are fully equipped to prepare whatever food you bring, as well as a coffee maker, stove, micowave, refrigerator/freezer. The grounds outside the habitation are maintained beautiful and provides a true tropical setting. There is furniture inside that can be moved outside to sit and relax on the pation, too.

And, getting to the pools themselves, the best part! There are 6 different hot pools, in varying temperatures.. They are all clean and well maintained, water is changed very regularly, with fast moving water passing from pools and passing through non stop. There is a bar, which sells drinks and limited  food items. The staff are very friendly and wonderful!  Their is also a spa service with  AMAZING  great prices! I loved my reflexology treatment and also the facial! Getting to and from the pool area does require walking down a long path, paved in stones, which is beautiful and in a jungle area, you can even see two types of  monkeys in the trees sometimes, and morpho butterflies!  It takes about 5 to 7  minutes to walk down to the pools and the way back is up hill.. This is and will always remain my favourite place to visit in Costa Rica.. The staff is so friendly and nice, we always feel so welcome and have the true Costa Rican warm hospitality! I will be back again. Pura Vida

Most beautiful and scenic place to relax and enjoy the hot springs!

Visited 12-23 as 2 couples 
Entrance with lunch was only $15 USD per person. No way you can get this much for that price anywhere else in the country. 
Hot springs have varied temps which is great. They are also labeled. 
Cold river to get into if you need to cool off as well. 
Lunch was really good. Main course with veggies and drinks and arroz con leche and coffee. 
All for $15. Great buy. 

Great place 

Friendly staff. Fun daily hike with the ranch hand. My only lackluster review would be of the restaurant. Breakfast was A+. Dinner was just OK but we were there a night they had a buffet set up due to a big group. I’m not a buffet fan. We should have ordered off the menu and bypassed the buffet. 

Saturday night there was a discotheque across the highway which was playing some loud music. It eventually ended and we dozed nicely. 

If you want a real feel for Costa Rica, this is the place. We purposely decided the Arenal area hot springs was not for us. We wanted a more localized, authentic experience and we got it!

Wonderful experience ... ! Relaxed vibe, great walk/hike to the pools.

If you want the full tropical experience, visit this former farm turned into a hotel/hot springs spot.

You can just pay for the springs for the day, bring your towels, sip a cocktail and relax.

You must walk in the middle of the forest on your way in and out: have an umbrella or rain jacket at hand, since it rains often there.

Tip: if you are bringing children, it is better in the day time, as couples prefer the evenings there.

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