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Cala Lodge, Monteverde Hotels
Quiet lodge with cabin-like rooms and suites surrounded by nature and wildlife
Cala Lodge, a charming and intimate haven nestled within the lush woodlands near the picturesque village of Santa Elena, offers a unique and immersive experience. This cozy retreat, lovingly owned and operated by a local couple deeply connected to the region, provides guests with an opportunity to truly sleep amongst the wonders of nature. The property features a limited number of accommodations – just 18 rooms and suites – ensuring a sense of tranquility and seclusion. Each room and suite is thoughtfully designed to evoke the feeling of rustic cabins seamlessly integrated into the surrounding forest environment. Guests can enjoy the fresh air and stunning views from their private balconies or terraces, each one overlooking the breathtaking woodland landscape. A delightful, complimentary traditional breakfast is included, providing the perfect start to each day’s adventures. Beyond the comfortable accommodations, Cala Lodge encourages exploration and relaxation. When not venturing out to discover the wonders of the area, guests can spend their time immersing themselves in the lodge’s own natural beauty by walking the dedicated nature trail, carefully designed to showcase the local flora and fauna. Alternatively, they can unwind and soak up the sun’s warmth while relaxing on the comfortable sun loungers thoughtfully placed throughout the serene garden. For those seeking a more introspective experience, the library lounge offers a quiet and inviting space to curl up with a good book and escape into another world. Cala Lodge provides a perfect blend of comfort, nature, and local hospitality, creating an unforgettable experience near Santa Elena.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+506 26455626
200 mt oeste y 250 mt Sur, de la escuela pública Rafael Aguedas, Cerro Plano
http://calalodge.com/
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