W Is Opening a Costa Rica Hotel

By: - October 14th, 2018
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By the Caribbean Journal staff

W Hotels is set to open its newest hotel in the Caribbean Basin next month: the new W Costa Rica, Reserva Conchal.

The newest W in the region is slated to debut in November, with 151 guest rooms along with W brand including its signature Living Room.

W Hotels is set to open its newest hotel in the Caribbean Basin next month: the new W Costa Rica, Reserva Conchal.

A rendering of the new W Costa Rica.

Other amenities will include several specialty restaurants, a “destination” bar and lounge, an infinity-edge pool, a spa and meeting space.

The 2,300-acre Reserva Conchal development is set in Costa Rica’s popular Guanacaste province, with amenities including a Robert Trent Jones II-designed golf course and a beach club.

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It’s already home to a Westin Golf Resort and Spa.

The W Costa Rica is the newest W-branded property in the region since the W Panama opened its doors in Panama City earlier this year.

— CJ

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