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Lonely Planet Costa Rica is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Snorkel the teeming reefs off Manzanillo, explore some of the globe's best wildlife-watching destinations, or dig into Costa Rican culture and cuisine in San Jose; all with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of Costa Rica and begin your journey now! By Stuart Smith on 23 January 2017 The accuracy of prices were good in the book, but general information was lacking. Could be much better with hikes, maps and direction as well as more off the beaten path things to do in areas. All of the best places we found were from word of mouth, and were not listed in the book even though they were popular spots (visited by locals and expats in major tourist destinations). We spent a total of 2 weeks in the northern parts of Costa Rica and peninsular.
The lonely planet guide let us down this time - overall I have found these guidebooks to be very good, just not the one for Costa Rica. Spinella on 09 March 2018 Lonely Planet guide books are the standard, in spite of the small print, focus on commercial establishments, and authorship by hip tourists rather than knowledgable locals. All these held true for the Costa Rica edition.
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Still, it's the standard, and if you are going to take one guide book, I suspect this will be the one. It is after all a terrible amount of work to collect and keep updated such a large body of material in a rapidly changing world. I use guidebooks to select regions, but seldom to select lodgings.
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I find that having a print guide is especially helpful in areas with limited connectivity, and even brief descriptions together with costs (important to me!) allow me to prioritize destinations and itineraries. In the event of a travel emergency, of course, such a guide is a lifesaver (not literally, just literarily.). By D on 08 June 2017 Well studied and documented with accurate insights, this guide was indispensable on our trip. Everything was true to the areas we traveled and we enjoyed our trip so much more having been able to navigate directly to the most authentic spots, the best restaurants (all-in or on a budget) and the most beautiful off-the-beaten-path places. We also love the information they include as asides so we better understand what's going on in the area, which gave us talking points with locals on palm oil plantations, insights on the region and local cultures, etc. As always, the Lonely Guide delivers.