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Hotel Heliconia, Monteverde Hotels
Quaint Alpine-style hotel in Monteverde’s cloud forest with wildlife-rich gardens and newly-renovated rooms
Perched majestically upon a picturesque hillside, Hotel Heliconia offers breathtaking, panoramic views of the stunning Gulf of Nicoya. The architectural style of the hotel is reminiscent of a charming Alpine chalet, creating a unique and inviting atmosphere. This delightful retreat is enveloped by the vibrant, verdant beauty of a thriving cloud forest ecosystem and exquisitely maintained, colorful gardens, providing a tranquil and immersive natural experience.
The hotel’s strategic location ensures convenient access to local attractions. A brief 5-minute drive will transport you into the heart of downtown Santa Elena, a bustling center of activity. Furthermore, the world-renowned Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, a natural wonder, is easily accessible within a comfortable 15-minute drive from the hotel.
Originally constructed in 1985, Hotel Heliconia has recently undergone extensive renovations. These updates have successfully revitalized the property, modernizing its amenities while retaining its unique charm. The hotel boasts over 30 spacious rooms, each adorned with warm, inviting wood paneling. Every room also features either a shared balcony or a private terrace, allowing guests to fully appreciate the stunning natural surroundings.
Beyond the beautifully appointed rooms, Hotel Heliconia offers a variety of additional amenities designed to enhance your stay. Guests can explore the meticulously groomed hiking trails that wind through the surrounding landscape, offering opportunities for invigorating walks and breathtaking views. An on-site restaurant provides delectable dining options, ensuring a convenient and satisfying culinary experience.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+506 40015826
Monteverde Cerro Plano
http://www.hotelheliconia.com/
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