You will find several hotels, lodges, resorts, restaurants and bars around the country,but don´t forget: NIGHT LIFE!

SAN JOSE´S SIZZING WEST END
ESCAZU: Offers an exciting night life selection, some call it "zona rosa" where bars, restaurants, life entretaiment and discoteques are mixed up. SOME MUST TRY´S:SAMBUKA: ( the place, not the drink) is terrific, you seat yourself on the balcony for some great people watching, enjoying your favorite drink.
BAABU: Is located at Trejos Montealegre shopping center, will let you into live music.
Next to Baabu is ORALE "LA CANTINA" an international restaurant, with videos and the best margarita in the country and variety of tequila.
SAPO VERDE, Video dance BAR-DISCOTEQUE , located in Plaza Colonial´s third floor is a state of the art with a wild selection of music and high-tech effects; there is an open bar all inclusive cover charge.
SANTA ANA: Further out, get to the valley of the sun. ROCK'N'ROLL POLLO, TEX MEX, EL COCO are some of the bars you may want to visit in Santa Ana, and if you want to dance, you'll have to visit LOS PICANTES

SAN PEDRO:
EL CUARTEL DE LA BOCA DEL MONTE: Restaurant, Bar & Gallery, live music entretaiment, good cocktails to enjoy.
RIO Bar & Restaurant , Located in the Boulevard of Los Yoses, like Sambuka, you can stay at the balcony for people watching. At night and in the evening it is an excellent place to meet people.EL COYOTE: BAR & RESTAURANT Located in The Mall San Pedro shopping center, fun every day, live music entertainment, and fashion shows, and a variety of drinks and cocktails.PK2: COCKTAIL & LOUNGE BAR:Located in The Mall San Pedro on the first floor.LA MAGA , CAFE DE LOS ARTISTAS: Located in Cocorí shopping center, this is a place were bohemians and artists like to frequent, there is live music in a peaceful environment. 

IF THE PARTY CONTINUES :
EL PUEBLO: El Pueblo is the best dancing scene; and San José center and Escazu caters to a slightly older crowd of both locals and foreigners. Most bars and clubs charge ¢1000 for cover, sometimes higher for men, but cover usually includes a couple of drinks. Dress is usually casual; jeans and sandals are fine in San Pedro bars, but you might want to throw on some dressier threads to go to El Pueblo and San José and Escazu clubs. It's a good idea to bring your passport with you to most clubs and bars because the bouncers will require a good ID (18+) to let you in.
LUKAS: BAR & RESTAURANT, open 24 hours , international cousine.
RIAS BAJAS: The only restaurant in Costa Rica specializing in seafood.
And many more restaurants.
You can dance all night at INFINITO, COCOLOCO,and LA PLAZA DISCO CLUB. There are a lot of bars in which you can enjoy your favorite drink.

TRY YOUR LUCK !!!

CASINOS:
AUROLA HOLIDAY INN, Downtown San José across from Morazán Park.
PREMIERE , Paseo Colon , Centro Colón.
CONCORDE, Hotel Irazú, 5 minutes away from San José.And many more around the country.