Villa Caletas
Review summary
What locals are saying about Villa Caletas
People come to Villa Caletas for the view and the sunset: the amphitheater terrace and the restaurant, with cocktails at dusk, are what comes up most, and some guests return just for that. The hotel is spacious and quiet, a place to rest and connect with nature rather than a lively scene; happy guests mention very attentive staff, clean rooms, excellent room service, nicely plated food and well-kept pools.
The experience isn't even. Others report slow or inattentive service, roomy but old furniture — one guest describes a badly worn mattress and a shower that came off the wall — and high restaurant prices, with cocktails at $12 to $25 that one visitor wasn't won over by. It sits high on the mountain, about 350 meters above the sea, near Herradura.
Rate & review
"From" average nightly rates for 2 adults shown by the hotel's booking engine for 10/12/2026 and 11/10/2026 (green season); they do not include 13% tax and some are non-refundable (the engine states a 100% charge on cancellation). Children aged 11 and under stay free sharing a room with two adults (two children maximum). Rates change a lot with the date: the December reference is listed on each room. For your dates, book online or ask the hotel.
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Villa
Junior Suites
Suites
Mirador Restaurant
InternationalInternational cuisine that pairs flavor with artful presentation, in the dining room or on the ocean-view terrace; desserts include pies and cakes with local fruit sauces. Reservations are suggested. Open for dinner from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.; it is not open every day, depending on the season, so check with the concierge.
Anfiteatro Bar & Restaurant
International with a local flairA Greek-style amphitheater with views of the Pacific Ocean and the rainforest. A local favorite for cocktail specials and its Martini Bar at sunset every day, with international cuisine with a local flair and outdoor dining. Open from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.