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Arenal Kioro Suites & Spa, Arenal/La Fortuna Hotels
Luxury jungle retreat next to Arenal Volcano National Park offering views, private hot springs, pool, and spa
Overview
Adjacent to the breathtaking Arenal Volcano National Park, and just a brief and scenic drive from the charming town of La Fortuna, you’ll discover Arenal Kioro Suites & Spa, a luxurious five-star hotel experience. This exceptional hotel is perfectly positioned to showcase the unparalleled and unforgettable views of the country’s most iconic volcano from virtually every vantage point. Whether you are relaxing in the comfort of your room, taking a refreshing dip in the freeform pool, or enjoying a delicious meal at one of the on-site restaurants, the majestic volcano will be ever-present.
The suites themselves are remarkably spacious, boasting soaring cathedral ceilings that create an airy and elegant atmosphere. Each suite features two Juliet balconies, providing intimate spaces to soak in the stunning surroundings, and jetted tubs offer a perfect opportunity for relaxation and rejuvenation. The sprawling property of Arenal Kioro Suites & Spa is nestled amid a lush and vibrant rainforest, interspersed with meticulously maintained gardens that add to the sense of tranquility. Guests can indulge in a range of restorative treatments at the on-site spa, choose from two exceptional restaurants and two inviting bars, and enjoy access to a chain of seven private thermal pools. As an added bonus, guests also benefit from convenient access to the renowned Titokú Hot Springs, further enhancing their relaxation and wellness journey.
Hotel Information
5-star Hotel
+506 2479-1700
6 miles Carretera al Volcan de la Fortuna
https://www.hotelarenalkioro.com/
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