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Jaguarundi Lodge, Monteverde Hotels
Rustic lodge adjacent to Monteverde Cloud Forest, offering wildlife views, a nature trail, and breakfast.
Nestled deep within the lush embrace of the Costa Rican rainforest, Jaguarundi Lodge presents a simple yet undeniably comfortable retreat. With a design emphasizing intimacy and immersion, this delightful lodge offers just eight thoughtfully appointed units. These units are cleverly arranged in duplex-style cabins, ensuring that guests are completely surrounded by the sights, sounds, and scents of the vibrant rainforest ecosystem.
While panoramic vistas might not be a feature here, the true allure of Jaguarundi Lodge lies in its proximity to the abundant wildlife. From the comfort of your room, you’ll have ample opportunity to observe a diverse array of creatures in their natural habitat. Indeed, you might even find yourself sharing your space with a tiny insect roommate or two, adding to the authentic rainforest experience!
Guests are encouraged to unwind and reconnect with nature by spending time relaxing on their private balconies. Alternatively, embark on an invigorating hike along the property’s well-maintained nature trail, which winds its way through the verdant landscape. To begin each day on a delicious note, guests can indulge in a traditional Costa Rican breakfast, a delightful culinary experience showcasing local flavors and ingredients. For lunch and dinner options, guests are welcome to take other meals at Hotel Ficus, the Jaguarundi Lodge’s charming sister property. Conveniently located just next door, Hotel Ficus is easily accessible via a pleasant forest trail.
Hotel Information
2.5-star Hotel
+506 40017899
75 mts oeste del Banco Popular Monte Verde, Puntarenas
https://jaguarundilodge.com/
Wifi – Check On Request
Free parkingCosta Rica
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