Costa Rica Spanish School

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While we are in Costa Rica, Danielle wanted to brush up on her Spanish, so she talked me into taking a 5 day Spanish class. She took Spanish all through High School and a few years in College, however; me on the other hand have never taken a day of Spanish. We decided to stay in their student house, which is the first pic. The house is nice, but it's run down and far from town which sucks because the roads are really muddy and by the time you get home it looks like we were mud wrestling. Danielle is in the process of trying to get us out of there, but they aren't happy. We will see what happens. The classes are great, it's just the accommodations that we feel are not up to par. We are taking classes in the morning from 8-12 and then have time to go explore the local beaches and towns in the afternoon's. The first day of class was rough for me, there was no English spoken. Now I know how people feel who come to the States with no English background.