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What’s Special About This Resort
Dreams Las Mareas Resort caters to both families and couples yet still maintains a small-town feel since it’s nestled in a sheltered cove in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean side, away from the more populated districts.
Built within an area that also includes two national parks and a wildlife refuge, Dreams Las Mareas Resort & Spa is the only all-inclusive resort in Jobo Bay, which is filled with calm waters that are great for swimming.
What To Do
Bahia El Jobo is one of the more secluded and wind-protected sections of Costa Rica, so a day at the beach can certainly be relaxing. One of the more exciting activities the resort offers are classes, not just cooking but also learning Spanish and making the perfect cocktail!
There is no shortage of fun for children and teenagers, with pools, clubs, and big-screen movies regularly projected in the resort’s own movie theater.
The all-inclusive ‘Unlimited Luxury’ package includes access to gourmet restaurants, top-shelf drinks, and day and nighttime entertainment. You’ll have to pay for spa treatments, so keep this in mind when booking your all-inclusive vacation. See all that’s included in your package here.
What To Eat
With eleven different places to eat and 24-hour room service, guests ranging from the pickiest eater to the seasoned gourmand will never get bored by the menus at any time of day.
The resort also offers flexibility with its exclusive “Sip, Savor, and See” program, which allows guests a night out at other nearby restaurants and includes dinner, drinks, and live entertainment. Guests who want even more privacy during their stay can reserve a special romantic dining experience for an extra fee.
Things we like:
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The property is stunning, and the views are to-die-for -
There are several pools on the property
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The clubs for kids and teens are great
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The all-inclusive package covers almost everything
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Common areas and all the surroundings are well-maintained
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The beach is connected to the pool area, which makes for a fabulous photo opportunity
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It’s safe to let the children roam around the property
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You get to be up close and personal with the wildlife - crabs, iguanas, and wild dogs wander around the resort (could be a con for some)
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The staff is friendly and accommodating
Things we don't like:
It’s far from the airport and other places of interest- The wait for restaurants can be long
- The noise from the other rooms can be annoying at times
- Some complaints about the food being mediocre at best
- The timeshare sales pitch is unnecessary and time-consuming
It’s far from the airport and other places of interestWhere to Book:
Related Reviews
Things we like:
-
The property is stunning, and the views are to-die-for
-
There are several pools on the property
-
The clubs for kids and teens are great
-
The all-inclusive package covers almost everything
-
Common areas and all the surroundings are well-maintained
-
The beach is connected to the pool area, which makes for a fabulous photo opportunity
-
It’s safe to let the children roam around the property
-
You get to be up close and personal with the wildlife - crabs, iguanas, and wild dogs wander around the resort (could be a con for some)
-
The staff is friendly and accommodating
Things we don't like:
- It’s far from the airport and other places of interest
- The wait for restaurants can be long
- The noise from the other rooms can be annoying at times
- Some complaints about the food being mediocre at best
- The timeshare sales pitch is unnecessary and time-consuming
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