Villas in Rio Celeste

"This place is a hidden gym. Beautiful property, nice and quiet, nice room rooms. Right next to the river for Whitewater rafting pick up and next to the animal rescue. The animal rescue is an awesome place also with pumas, Jaguars, macaws and much more, all for a good cause rehabilitating animals."

"We booked this hotel for a short drive from Liberia, on our first day. The road is decent, but not a quick, simple drive. The property is near the Rincon de la Vieja National Park, although you must drive a little to get to the park. Hotel staff were knowledgeable about the park’s features and what was open on different days. We loved how remote and peaceful this hotel feels. Definitely use Waze to find your way to, from, and around the park. Sadly, we wasted valuable time getting lost, missing what we wanted to see. "

"Very nice hotel. Beautiful property"

"Holy smokes. This property is EVERYTHING. Don’t hesitate to stay here. Watching a toucan fly by the shower and hearing the birds was a core memory. Extremely close within a short walk to the hanging bridges park, which is also well worth the entry. Clean and wonderful staff. "

"This is a hidden gem, it takes a little while to drive after la fortuna, but the views and and the food are worth it!"

"Excellent service.Room are neat and clean. "

"Our stay was amazing here! Peaceful retreat. Room was really nice. "

"Such an amazing hotel and absolutely loved the thermal river! Will def go back 🇨🇷❤️"

"Our stay at Casitas Tenorio B&B was the highlight of our trip, if it were available for more nights we could have easily spent several more! The cabin was jungle rustic and also roomy, high ceilinged, spacious, clean, and well appointed - privately sited right in a rainforest parcel in a cozy little enclave of other cabins, trails and the main open reception/breakfast area (we had howler monkeys, a sloth, and amazing birds every single day in the trees above and at our cabin and from the rocking chairs and porches). Don't be concerned about the lack of AC - it was completely comfortable and oftentimes quite cool. Breakfasts were homemade traditional costa rican, including fresh juice and fruit plate - they even adjusted serving time to accommodate one if our early morning excursions. Nana and Jeff were lovely people and amazing hosts sharing their pup Dingo, stories of their farm, an umbrella during a rainy spell, and especially during our amazing homestay cooking class. We thoroughly enjoyed visiting with a local neighbor family, being welcomed into their home, learning more about their culture, sharing laughs, and bonus...making (and eating) delicious empanadas and tamales by hand (our teenagers particularly enjoyed the empanada process). Such a special time to truly experince and support local tico way of life and meet beautiful people. A gem of a stay! 10/10."