Villaer i Puerto Jiménez

«Beautiful, contemporart jewel in the middle of mediocrity. Thank you. I WILL BE BACK!!!»

«The location and views from the property can’t be beat. The food was fabulous, and the staff is incredibly accommodating. Gabriel and Sandra are amazing servers at the bar/restaurant;and Efrein at the front desk is extremely customer service oriented and very kind to work with. Looking forward to my next visit back at this wonderful hotel!»

«Bosque del Cabo is a destination in itself. Overlooking the Pacific and Gulf on the Osa Peninsula it is beautifully maintained, wildlife are all around, trails are rugged and moderate, and the staff could not be more personal and helpful. Meals are delicious We had menu choices for breakfast and lunch; dinner was a communal buffet with many options. There are cookies out and cocktail appetizers. Our cabin was perfect-a thatched spacious casita with a large bathroom and lovely outdoor garden ...

«La tenda è piuttosto piccola, ma pulita e con zanzariera. Non ha luce né prese elettriche e, in generale, è tutto molto buio, anche lungo i sentieri. La doccia è privata (acqua a temperatura ambiente, non ghiacciata), ma non i WC. Nell'area comune all'ingresso è disponibile il wifi, ma non nel ristorante. Restano a disposizione tutto giorno acqua, té e caffé. L'unico pasto incluso era la colazione, mentre il pranzo costa 20$ (piatto unico) e la cena 30$ (zuppa, piatto principale e dolce). La ...

«Luna Lodge is a magical place! Lana and her extended family of staff have created a true haven in the midst of the unspoiled magnificence of the Osa Peninsula. The design and aesthetics are in complete harmony with the natural surroundings. The dense with flora and fauna jungle and pristine ocean are literally at your doorstep. All meals are prepared and eaten together on the property, and they are fresh, local and delicious. Many of the ingredients are grown on the property. Luna Lodge also ...

«Mucha paz y un ambiente tranquilo »

«La Leona is situated on a magnificent piece of land, on the edge of the Corcovado and on the shores of the pacific ocean. It was not really possible to swim when we were there (in June), because of the surging currents and crashing waves, but you could take a refreshing dip in the shallows. Unfortunately we had signed up for a full day private guided tour of the Corcovado, at a cost of 90$ per person (we were two), which only led us on a trail along the edge of the rainforest and back, meaning ...