Montara Hotel, Tapestry Collection by Hilton opened today, marking the lifestyle brand’s debut in Costa Rica and Central America.
“The continued growth of Tapestry Collection by Hilton across Caribbean and Latin America reflects the increasing demand for hotels that offer a strong sense of place and a deeper connection to the destination”, said Maxime Verstraete, vice president, brand management, Caribbean and Latin America, Hilton. “Travelers are seeking meaningful connections to the communities they visit while benefiting from the quality and reliability of a global hospitality brand. Montara Hotel – a cherished local retreat – was designed to create a meaningful connection between guests and the extraordinary surroundings that make Costa Rica such a special destination.”
Located in the hills overlooking the Central Valley, Montara Hotel has been revitalized to offer Hilton’s hospitality and signature guest benefits. It is set across approximately 540,000 square feet of grounds, and has more than 130,000 square feet of built facilities and 97 rooms, including 38 suites.
Highlights of the property include:
- a 13,200-square-foot spa, offering relaxation treatments, hydrotherapy, advanced facial therapies and holistic healing practices, complemented by open-air decks, meditation areas, and private nature trails
- 12,700 square feet of meeting and event space
- guestrooms with private balconies and firepits
- an exclusive collection of art created specifically for the property by Costa Rican artists, including works from National Painting Award recipient Mario Maffioli and Fabio Herrara
- sustainability initiatives, including solar panels, 100 percent LED lighting, electric maintenance and landscaping equipment, a wastewater treatment plant, rainwater collection, and hydration stations
- four distinct F&B concepts: signature restaurant (Bosco), fine-dining steakhouse (Santoro), the 1998 Lobby Bar, and a dedicated juice bar
The debut of Montara Hotel reflects Hilton’s continued expansion across the Caribbean and Latin America, where the company operates 315 hotels and resorts across more than 35 countries and territories, and maintains a pipeline of 150 properties in development.
Montara Hotel is located approximately 20 kilometers (13 miles) from Juan Santamaria International Airport and downtown San Jose. Nearby attractions include Braulio Carrillo National Park, Poas Volcano and La Paz Waterfall Gardens.










