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An outdoor dining area with wooden tables and chairs, a thatched roof, and hanging lights.

1. Hotel del Bosque

Santa Rita

pooja

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

A woman in a swimsuit sitting in a hot spring surrounded by lush greenery and a stone wall.

2. Recreo Verde Hot Springs & Spa

Venecia

KARNDEEP

includes taxes & fees

30 Aug - 31 Aug

A covered walkway with a tiled floor, surrounded by greenery and a wooden ceiling structure.

3. La Quinta Sarapiqui Lodge

La Virgen

Tom

includes taxes & fees

5 Sept - 6 Sept

A modern outdoor lounge area with wooden structures, seating, and tropical plants.

4. Tirimbina Rainforest Lodge

La Virgen

EDWARD HUGH

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

A treehouse with a metal roof, surrounded by dense forest.

5. Yatama Ecolodge Sarapiqui

Las Horquetas

David

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A wooden deck leading to a clear blue pool surrounded by lush greenery and palm trees.

6. Hotel Mango Valley

San Roque

Juliana

includes taxes & fees

29 Aug - 30 Aug

A covered wooden deck with benches and a hammock.

7. La Laguna del Lagarto Eco-Lodge

Pital

"The perfect and premier ecolodge for birdwatching and photography in Costa Rica with unique opportunities to watch King Vultures and other rare birds. We saw 14 adult and 6 juvenile King Vultures at the feeding station, 5-20 meters away, together with about 40 Black Vultures. Fruit feeding stations attract dozens of birds including toucans, parrots and Great Curassows. About a dozen palm trees with breeding holes attract diverse range of birds to breed 5-15 meters in front of the lodge,...

Andreas

includes taxes & fees

3 Sept - 4 Sept

A wooden covered walkway with a central railing, surrounded by lush greenery.

8. Pedacito de Cielo Ecologe

Pital

Jan

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A resort with a swimming pool, surrounded by lush greenery and hills.

9. Peace Lodge

Vara Blanca

Jie

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

A wooden deck with a thatched roof, leading to a pool area surrounded by lush greenery.

10. Iguanitas Lodge

Pital

Dieter

includes taxes & fees

29 Aug - 30 Aug

A wooden structure with a balcony overlooking a dense forest.

11. Mirador Prendas

Las Horquetas

"Es handelt sich um ein riesieges Holzgebäude,das jemand vor mehreren Jahren mit viel Liebe gebaut hat. Es liegt abseits der Straße auf einem Mischgelände aus Kuhwiesen u. Restwald. Das Zimmer war sehr geräumig, rustikal und nach aussen offen, so dass man abends- wenn man nicht von Moskitos zerfressen werden will- kein Licht benutzen sollte. Das Personal wirkte unmotiviert, unfreudlich u. wenig hilfsbereit. Beim Einchecken bekommt man direkt eine Liste mit Aktivitäten, gezeigt u. natürlich die...

Anonymous traveller

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A stone bridge over a pond, a wooden deck with chairs, and lush greenery around a building with a stone facade.

12. Bosque de Paz

Palmira

Zia

includes taxes & fees

30 Aug - 31 Aug

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Top Santa Rita Hotel Reviews

Poas Volcano Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"This place was amazing!!! Staff were very sweet and helpful and loge is absolutely beautiful and cozy. I loved gardens and air quality also food was delicious!! It was perfect gateway. This stay was touched my heart."

Aranwa Sarapiquí Rainforest Lodge

8/10 Good

"The grounds here were very pretty- several trails where you could bird watch, and the view from the infinity pool was very nice. The staff were helpful and friendly. The only things we found to lower my rating slightly were that the rooms (depending on where you're assigned) can be a little way down a path and there didn't seem to be a golf cart/similar vehicle to help you with your bags. I had a group of teenagers, so hauling their own luggage wasn't a problem except that it was raining the night we stayed so everyone got wet moving luggage to our rooms. Also, you drive to the end of the road to register (and this is where you unload your luggage to take to your rooms), but then you've got to park your car in a lot closer to the main entrance, so there is extra walking involved if you had mobility issues. I know the beauty of the place is that it's surrounded by nature, but in one of our rooms we found 3 centipede/millipede type creatures (2 on the floor and 1 on the wall), and one other insect that weren't there when we first got into the room, but later likely came in via the crack under the exterior door. This freaked my daughters out as we found them right before bedtime, so if you were insect averse you might consider a location in a less outdoorsy place."

Chilamate Rainforest Eco-retreat

10/10 Excellent

"We spent a wonderful five nights here in a family room and it was a truly immersive rainforest experience we will never forget. You are deep in the forest and an abundance of wildlife is all around-including some in your room or on your terrace so you need to be comfortable with that. We saw many toucans, hummingbirds, howler monkeys, an anteater, possums, and many jungle insects right from our room and immediately outside it, The howler monkeys wake you at 5am every day with deafening calls which is really special- just don’t expect a lie- in! Facilities are basic and a bit run down and be prepared to be wet and muddy all the time, particularly if you do the resort’s trails into the jungle,- quite overgrown and not well marked unlike some of the larger rainforest attractions, so lots of care needed and not for the faint hearted. The staff is amazing and really made our stay magical, They were all so knowledgeable and helpful and really went out of their way to chat and make sure we had everything we needed, particularly Sergio and Suri. Breakfast and dinner were lovely buffets with a huge amount of choice of both local and international foods. I would only note two things for improvement about our stay- firstly would be to change the bed linen after 2-3 days for guests staying longer like us as the constant humidity and dirt makes it needed. Secondly to tell guests at check in how to radio security at night if required as no staff are on site at night."

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