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Hotel Belmar, Monteverde Hotels
Eco-friendly lodgings in Monteverde’s cloud forest with elegant accommodations, farm-to-table dining, and private nature trails
Nestled in the heart of Monteverde, Hotel Belmar stands as a testament to timeless elegance and natural beauty. As one of the pioneering hotels in the area, it offers a unique mountain chalet experience, complete with breathtaking vistas of the vast Pacific Ocean. Founded in 1985 by a visionary couple who had spent a formative decade immersed in the Austrian landscape, Hotel Belmar seamlessly blends European charm with the vibrant allure of Costa Rica.
Spanning nine acres (3.5 hectares) of pristine land, the property is a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts. A flourishing cloud forest envelops the hotel, complemented by a serene spring-fed pond, a gently flowing stream, and a cascading waterfall. Explore the meticulously cultivated vegetable and herb gardens, which provide fresh ingredients for the hotel’s acclaimed farm-to-table restaurant. Embark on a short, private hiking trail, where you may encounter the diverse local wildlife, including the ever-charming sloths, playful monkeys, elusive armadillos, and an array of colorful tropical birds and butterflies.
Hotel Belmar features twenty-three exquisitely appointed rooms, each showcasing hardwood elements and airy, light-filled spaces. Every room includes a private balcony or terrace, offering captivating views of the surrounding cloud forest. For an elevated experience, indulge in one of the hotel’s suites, which boast delightful additions such as outdoor porch swings, luxurious spa-like bathrooms, and charming indoor gardens.
Beyond the rooms, Hotel Belmar invites guests to immerse themselves in a wealth of unique amenities. Savor culinary delights at the farm-to-table restaurant, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of the microbrewery, complete with live music performances. Learn the art of crafting exquisite cocktails, or venture on an enriching visit to a private reserve. Hotel Belmar offers a truly unforgettable experience in Monteverde.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+506 26455201
300 meters east of the gas station 5655
http://www.hotelbelmar.net/
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