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Boutique Hotel in San Jose

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Boutique Hotel in San Jose

Hotel For sale in the area between San Jose and Barrio Los Yoses, San Pedro Montes de Oca.

On 31st Street, 8th Avenue – dead end type street. De Casa Italia, 50 meters east and 25 meters north

Property registered in Property of the National Registry, San José Party, registration (property 145887) located in San José, district 4 – Cathedral, Cantón 1 San José.

It works as a Boutique hotel. Two-story building. It is delivered with an important inventory of hotel equipment.

Building summary – Lot area: 272 m2 – Construction area: 360 m2.

  • 9 rooms
  • 10.5 bathrooms
  • Kitchen equipped
  • sala pila equipada
  • Lobby, front desk and office
  • Restaurant area
  • Terraza
  • Mezanine / salón in the second nivel
  • 2 campos de parqueos frente al edificio

Description of the Property
It has 9 rooms, measures between 18 to 22mts2, 3 on the ground floor (one is suitable for people with disabilities) and 6 on the second floor. (One is a junior suite room)

All with bathroom, fully furnished (single or double or king beds, closets, security box, flat screen TV, bedside tables, decorative paintings, lamps, among others). Equipped kitchen. It also has an ideal area for meeting or restaurant. With a capacity of 25/30 people and an outdoor patio 3 to 4 of garden table.

First remodeling 8 years ago, extension of the second floor.
New roof from 2018 and new electrical system, certified.

Description of the area

Located in one of the commercial and residential area very quiet. Currently of high added value. A few meters access to public transport. Close to a variety of tourist destinations such as museums, theaters, gastronomic area, historic buildings, parks, shopping centers, etc.

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Steven Hodel is the Tennis Correspondent for The Tico Times, covering the ATP and WTA tours, the four Grand Slams, the Masters 1000 series, and the Latin American professional and junior circuits. Based in Costa Rica, he writes for English-speaking readers across Central America and the wider region, with particular focus on Latin American players on tour and the growing tennis community in Costa Rica. He works in English and Spanish, drawing on regional sources from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and the Costa Rican Tennis Federation. Reach him at steve@ticotimes.net or ion X at @theticotimes