Dramatically sited above the Golfo Dulce, this 1,000-acre wilderness refuge is in an isolated corner of the Osa Peninsula at the southern tip of Costa Rica. The 17 thatched bungalows are situated on a steep hillside covered with tropical vegetation and are well-outfitted with netted windows and private decks, though they lack air-conditioning. The rooms have been intentionally designed to provide travelers with a secluded retreat in which to relax and disconnect, and therefore do not have in-room phones, TVs or Wi-Fi. The spectacular open-air restaurant has a platform for viewing monkeys, parrots, toucans and macaws. Other amenities include a private hut for massage treatments and a saltwater pool. Jungle and shoreline safaris and horseback riding excursions can be arranged. Overseen by a friendly and knowledgeable staff, this ecological sanctuary captures the essence of wild Costa Rica. The resort does not permit children under the age of 6.
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Bear in mind, the higher the room number, the longer and steeper the climb to the main building.
Editor’s Choice: Bungalow for Two, $960 (all meals, ground transfers and scheduled guided tours included; minimum stay may apply).
Three à la carte, multi-course meals daily; Non-alcoholic beverages; One round-trip transfer from Puerto Jimenez; Selection of on-site guided tours
To learn more visit their website or call +(506) 2104-0591. Contact Andrew Harper Travel to book this hotel as part of your next vacation.
In order to offer you the highest level of service, online booking is currently not available. Please call Andrew Harper Travel at (800) 375-4685, or contact the hotel directly, for reservations.