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1 / 53Hotel Casa Buenavista – A Rare Opportunity in Playa Carrillo
Located in the heart of Playa Carrillo, just a short walk from the beautiful beach, Hotel Casa Buenavista is a well-established boutique hotel with a strong reputation and a proven track record.
The property sits on a 2,000 m² lot and offers approximately 510 m² of built space, with everything designed and maintained to operate as a comfortable, welcoming hotel.
The property includes:
3 separate structures distributed over two floors 1 independent two-bedroom apartment 8 individually designed guest rooms, each with its own character and style A spacious rancho with a kitchen, bar and breakfast area, providing a comfortable shared space for guests 2 swimming pools with surrounding areas for relaxing Laundry and storage facilities Large private parking area All the additional spaces and infrastructure needed for the hotel to operate smoothly
What really sets Casa Buenavista apart is the attention to detail. The property has been carefully maintained and is being sold as a turnkey business, ready for a new owner to continue operating without the need for major renovations or upgrades.
The hotel has also built an excellent reputation over the years, with 7 years on Booking.com and an outstanding 9.7 rating from guests.
For anyone looking for an established hospitality business in Playa Carrillo, with a great location, proven history and a property that is ready to continue operating, Hotel Casa Buenavista is a rare opportunity.
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Good to know
Yes. Foreign nationals have the same ownership rights as Costa Rican citizens and can hold titled property in their own name, a company, or a trust - no local partner required.
Closing costs are largely set by law and usually total around 3.5-4% of the price, covering transfer tax, stamps and notary fees, plus legal due-diligence.
Usually 45-90 days: a letter of intent with a deposit in escrow, title due-diligence by your attorney, a purchase agreement, then closing before a notary who registers the transfer.