This month's Hideaway Report explores the unspoiled beauty and natural splendors of Costa Rica's diverse terrains, encompassing tropical dry forests, rain forests, cloud forests, beaches and lush coastal wetlands. Discover three newly recommended hotels in Costa Rica from the August 2013 issue below.
Bajos Del Toro, Costa Rica
Eco-resort off the beaten track with 16 villas on hilly site within private 500-acre reserve connecting Poás Volcano and Juan Castro Blanco national parks.
The knowledgeable eco-concierge; the cloud forest setting; the range of excursions; the professional restaurant service.
The high elevation makes for cooler temperatures than elsewhere in Costa Rica.
Read more about El Silencio Lodge & Spa.
Santa Marta, Costa Rica
Romantic and secluded jungle eco-lodge, accessible by inflatable raft, with 19 villas and cabins and an emphasis on adventure along the banks of the wild and scenic Pacuare River.
The spacious, beautifully designed Linda Vista Suites; the romance of candlelight evenings.
The main office has Wi-Fi and several power strips available for recharging electronic devices.
Read more about Pacuare Lodge.
La Fortuna, Costa Rica
Luxurious and immaculately maintained retreat with 50 air-conditioned guest villas separated from one another by colorful tropical gardens.
The amenity-rich accommodations; the efficient and friendly service; the flawless maintenance; the privacy.
This property often sells out months in advance.
Read more about Nayara Hotel, Spa & Gardens.
To view all recommended properties in Costa Rica, visit the Costa Rica destination page on AndrewHarper.com.
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