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Montaña de Fuego Mountain Resort & Spa, Arenal/La Fortuna Hotels
Eco-friendly resort nestled at Arenal Volcano’s base with thermal pools, a spa, and wildlife-rich rainforest
Overview
Montaña de Fuego Mountain Resort & Spa offers a truly immersive eco-friendly experience. Nestled comfortably at the very base of the majestic Arenal Volcano, this retreat is beautifully enveloped by an expansive 80-acre private reserve. Within this lush reserve, visitors will discover a tapestry of winding rivers and cascading waterfalls, adding to the serene and picturesque atmosphere. Its strategic location places it just a short and convenient drive away from the charming town of La Fortuna and a plethora of other captivating attractions.
Guests at Montaña de Fuego are perfectly positioned to indulge in the rejuvenating waters of Los Lagos Hot Springs, known for their therapeutic benefits and breathtaking views. Furthermore, the globally recognized Arenal Volcano National Park is easily accessible, presenting opportunities for hiking, wildlife observation, and exploring the diverse ecosystem surrounding the iconic volcano.
The resort’s rooms are thoughtfully designed, showcasing a rainforest-inspired rustic aesthetic. This design is characterized by the use of rich, dark wood accents and elegant tile details. Each room offers a private space to unwind, featuring either a terrace or a balcony where guests can soak in the surrounding natural beauty. For those seeking an added touch of luxury, upgraded room options are available, complete with relaxing whirlpool Jacuzzis.
Beyond the comfortable accommodations, Montaña de Fuego boasts an impressive array of amenities. Guests can choose from three distinct thermal pools, each offering a unique temperature and ambiance. For a panoramic soaking experience, the rooftop Jacuzzi provides unparalleled views. Families will appreciate the two pools, one of which is specifically designed for children. To fully relax and rejuvenate, a full-service spa is available, offering a range of treatments. Culinary needs are met with two convenient on-site dining options, providing a variety of delicious meals. All of these exceptional amenities are set amidst a backdrop of vibrantly colored and richly textured tropical vegetation, creating an unforgettable escape.
Hotel Information
3.5-star Hotel
+506 24791220
5.5 miles West of Downtown La Fortuna
https://www.montanadefuego.com/
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