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The best area to stay in Arenal Hot Springs is along the road between La Fortuna and the Arenal Volcano National Park entrance, often referred to as the "Hot Springs Corridor."This corridor is the prime location for visitors due to its direct access to many of the region's best hot springs resorts. It stretches along Route 142, offering stunning views of the Arenal Volcano. Hotels here are typically set within lush gardens, providing a sense of seclusion while still being conveniently located for exploring.Couples often find this area ideal for a romantic getaway. Many resorts here cater to adults, offering private thermal pools, spa services, and fine dining with volcano views. It's easy to spend a day relaxing at your resort's facilities, enjoying the natural hot springs and the beautiful surroundings.Families will also appreciate the convenience of this corridor. Many resorts offer family-friendly amenities, including larger pools, activities for children, and spacious rooms.

The best time to go to Arenal Hot Springs is during the dry season, which runs from December to April, for consistently sunny weather and easier travel conditions.During these months, you'll experience less rain, which means the roads are typically in better condition for exploring the region and the trails around Arenal Volcano are less muddy. The dryer weather also makes for clearer views of the volcano, especially in the mornings. This period is ideal for those planning activities like hiking, zip-lining, or canyoning, as the weather is more predictable.For couples looking for a romantic getaway, the dry season offers superb conditions for enjoying the hot springs and outdoor activities without the interruption of rain. The evenings are usually clear and comfortable, ideal for stargazing from the hot springs or enjoying an outdoor dinner.Families travelling with children will also appreciate the dry season. The stable weather makes it easier to plan daily excursions and ensures a more comfortable experience for younger travellers, whether they're exploring the rainforest or splashing in the hot springs.