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Igloo Beach Lodge, Manuel Antonio Hotels
Unique hotel near the beach, with individual eco-friendly igloos, a vegan-friendly restaurant, and small pool area.
The Igloo Beach Lodge presents a distinctive and fashionable atmosphere, embracing a trendy, hipster aesthetic. This unique lodging experience is defined by its individual igloo-shaped rooms, each one surrounding a central outdoor pool area. These eco-friendly domes, while compact and minimalist in design, are thoughtfully appointed with warm wooden accents and carefully chosen decor, creating an ambiance reminiscent of a charming tiny home.
The lodge boasts an on-site restaurant that caters to a wide range of culinary preferences, offering a diverse menu with a particular emphasis on plant-based options. This ensures that even vegan guests will find a selection of enticing dishes to choose from. Enhancing the dining experience further is the restaurant’s convenient beachside service, allowing guests to savor their meals either within the restaurant’s welcoming environment or directly on the inviting sands of the nearby beach.
**Advantages:**
* The property’s most striking feature is its collection of individual, energy-efficient units meticulously shaped like igloos and adorned with lush greenery, creating a visually appealing and environmentally conscious setting.
* A conveniently flat and easily navigable path provides direct access to the beach, allowing guests to reach the shoreline in a matter of moments.
* The on-site restaurant distinguishes itself by offering a dedicated selection of vegetarian and vegan dishes, coupled with the option to order and relish your meals right on the beach, providing a truly immersive dining experience.
* Guests can take advantage of an inviting outdoor pool and lounge area, as well as an outdoor bar that hosts weekend entertainment, creating a lively and social atmosphere.
* For those seeking additional activities, the lodge offers a range of options for an extra charge, including fitness classes, surf lessons, and rejuvenating spa services that utilize locally sourced ingredients such as volcanic mud, coffee, chocolate, and an array of tropical fruits.
**Disadvantages:**
* The igloo-style accommodations are relatively small, which can lead to the rooms and bathrooms feeling somewhat confined.
* Given its distinctive and quirky igloo design, the property diverges from the traditional hotel experience, presenting a unique vibe and aesthetic that may not appeal to every guest’s preferences.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+506-70980446
Manuel Antonio
https://www.igloobeachlodge.com/
Free wifi
Free parkingCosta Rica
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