




1 Room Bed /hear Access Roll in Shower
495 sq. ft. / 2 Guests / 1 King Bed
This accessible king room at Waldorf Astoria Costa Rica Punta Cacique offers 495 sq. ft. of refined indoor comfort with a balcony overlooking the bay. Designed as a non-smoking retreat for up to 2 guests, it pairs coastal views with thoughtful essentials including air conditioning, heating, blackout drapes, free WiFi, a minibar, electric kettle and 24-hour room service. Inside, 1 King Bed is dressed with premium bedding, a down duvet and a pillow menu for a restful stay, with bedsheets provided and changed every 3 days. The room includes hardwood flooring, a desk, phone, laptop-compatible safe, iron and ironing board, plus a 65-inch Smart TV with satellite channels and Netflix. The private bathroom features a shower only with a roll-in design, rainfall showerhead, towels, soap, bathrobes and slippers, with child-size slippers also provided. Connecting or adjoining rooms may be requested, subject to availability, and cribs are available on request. Your stay is supported by the ease of resort-style all-inclusive living, from 24-hour room service to on-site dining at Waldorf Astoria Costa Rica Punta Cacique. Enjoy Costa Rican flavors across the resort’s restaurants and lounges, whether beginning the day with breakfast, lingering over coastal-view dining, or returning to the quiet comfort of your accessible room. Complimentary bottled water, wireless internet access and daily housekeeping help keep each day effortless, while direct access to Playa Penca, outdoor pools, family programming, the spa and fitness offerings place the wider resort experience close at hand.
What's included in this room?
- Private furnished balcony framing tranquil views across the bay
- 495 sq. ft. accessible king room with warm hardwood flooring throughout
- One king bed with roll-in access, comfortably sleeping two guests
- Roll-in shower bathroom with rainfall showerhead, plush robes and slippers
- Compact desk and seating nook set against calm coastal décor
- Well-stocked minibar offering drinks and snacks for quiet moments in
- 65-inch Smart TV, electric kettle, 24-hour room service, free WiFi and safe
- Resort-style all-inclusive living with pool, beach and dining access
More rooms and suites:
Bahia View 1 Room Plunge Pool
Ocean View Room Plunge Pool
1 Room Bed /hear Access Roll in Shower
Bahia View 1 Room
Bahia View Room Plunge Pool
Ocean View 1 Corner Room Large Balcony
Ocean View 1 Room Plunge Pool
Ocean View 1 Room
Ocean View Room
Room Ocean Access RI Shower
Ocean 1 Bedroom Suite Plunge Pool
Ocean View 1 Bedroom Suite
Ocean View 1 Bedroom Villa
Presidential 2 Bedroom Private Villa Pool
Family 3 Bedroom Private Villa Pools
Bahia View 1 Bedroom Suite Plunge Pool
Ocean View 2 Bedroom Suite with Plunge Pool
BOOK YOUR STAY NOW
Questions? Contact Us!
- Agents Available 24/7
- Lowest Price Guaranteed
- Complimentary Perks & Upgrades
- Agents Available 24/7
- Lowest Price Guaranteed
- Complimentary Perks & Upgrades
1 Room Bed /hear Access Roll in Shower FAQs
What does the room look out onto, and is the view worth it?
This accessible king room comes with a private balcony overlooking the bay, a lovely spot for morning coffee or watching the sun dip over the Pacific. It’s a genuine water-facing outlook rather than a garden or courtyard view, which makes it a nice upgrade for guests who want a coastal outlook without booking a full suite.
How are the beds configured, and who does this room suit best?
The room is fitted with 1 King Bed and is designed to comfortably sleep 2 guests, making it best suited to couples or solo travelers who want an accessible layout. Because it’s built around a roll-in shower and wheelchair-accessible design, it’s an especially good fit for guests who need mobility features without sacrificing the resort’s coastal setting.
Does this room have a balcony, and how is it typically used?
Yes, the room opens onto a private balcony with bay views, giving guests their own outdoor space to relax rather than a shared or interior-facing nook. It’s a simple, furnished perch for coffee, evening drinks, or just enjoying the Guanacaste breeze before heading down to Playa Penca or the resort’s pools.
What is the bathroom like in this accessible room?
The bathroom is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring a roll-in shower with a rainfall showerhead rather than a bathtub. Guests receive bathrobes, slippers, and child-size slippers, along with plush towels and soap, so the space still feels like a full Waldorf Astoria bathroom experience despite its accessible layout.
How does this room compare to a standard room or a suite at the resort?
At 495 sq. ft., this accessible king room is sized similarly to the resort’s standard king categories, but with the added benefit of a roll-in shower and wheelchair-friendly layout. Guests wanting more space, a separate living area, or a private plunge pool would need to step up to one of the resort’s suite categories, since 22 of the property’s suites include private plunge pools.
What's included for guests booking this room category?
Guests in this category enjoy the ease of resort-style all-inclusive living, including 24-hour room service, daily housekeeping, complimentary bottled water, and wireless internet throughout their stay. Access to the wider resort experience is part of the package too, from the multi-level cliffside pools to direct beach access at Playa Penca and the property’s dining venues.
Is this room a good fit for families or longer stays?
Because it sleeps 2 guests in a single king bed, this room suits couples or solo travelers best, though connecting or adjoining rooms can be requested for families needing more space, subject to availability. Cribs are also available on request, which helps if part of a larger family group is splitting across connected rooms.
How far is this room from the beach, pools, and restaurants?
The resort sits directly on Playa Penca, so guests can reach the beach easily from their room, and the property’s multi-level pools cascade down the cliffside just a short walk away. Dining venues like La Finca, Tico Tica, and Vida Pool & Grill are all part of the same walkable resort layout, so nothing requires a long trek.
Which side of the resort tends to be quieter, and does this room face it?
This room’s bay-facing balcony places it toward the water rather than near the busier pool decks or event lawns, which tends to make for a calmer outlook. Guests who prioritize quiet mornings and evening views over proximity to the liveliest pool areas will likely appreciate this orientation.
What should guests know about this room that isn't obvious at first glance?
Beyond the accessible roll-in shower, this room includes thoughtful extras like a pillow menu, down duvet, and turndown service, so it doesn’t feel purely functional despite its accessibility focus. It’s also worth noting that the resort is pet-friendly, so travelers bringing a pet can consider this room alongside the property’s other accessible options.