• Rooms, suites, and private residences all feel upscale but still kid-friendly. Many have ocean views and plunge pools.
• Standard guest rooms sleep 4 with two double beds; cribs and rollaway beds are complimentary.
• Suites offer more space for families, with separate living areas and larger bathrooms.
• Villas and residences come with full kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and private pools—great for groups or longer stays.
• Families say service is seamless: cribs arrive pre-set, staff childproof when asked, and everyone remembers your name.

• Kids for All Seasons: The free kids club takes ages 4–12 and has its own shaded playground, crafts hut, and shallow splash area. Open 9am–5pm daily.
• Teens can hang at the Tuanis Teen Center—no reservation needed, just a cool space to chill.
• The beach is calm and swimmable, with boogie boards, sand toys, and shade provided. Paddleboards and snorkeling gear are free to borrow.
• Don’t miss SurfX—on-site surf lessons tailored for kids as young as 6.
• Papagayo Explorers Club offers family adventures like jungle hikes, wildlife spotting, and boat trips. Guides are great with kids.
• There’s also a small game room near reception with foosball, video games, and rainy-day supplies.

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• Five main restaurants give you lots of choice without it ever feeling overwhelming.
• Bahía is the go-to for breakfast buffets and casual dinner. Kids will love the made-to-order pancakes.
• Añejo serves sushi and snacks right by the lobby—perfect for a light bite after swimming.
• Pesce offers upscale Italian (but they’ll still bring buttered pasta for picky eaters).
• Nemare is the steakhouse at the golf course; better for a date night.
• Virador Beach Club is toes-in-the-sand dining with beach toys nearby.
• Kids' menus are available everywhere and include baby purees by request.
• High chairs, bibs, and coloring kits are brought automatically—no need to ask.
• For younger kids, staff are happy to box up food early or serve faster to avoid meltdowns.