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Ocho Artisan Bungalows, Tamarindo Hotels
Unique beachfront cabins with a quirky, bohemian vibe, plus a bar, restaurant, and beach club.
Escape to Ocho Artisan Bungalows, a unique and unforgettable retreat where you can choose to reside in charming individual cabins or indulge in the luxurious beachfront villa. Regardless of your selection, each accommodation is thoughtfully appointed with modern amenities, including refreshing air-conditioning, inviting furnished terraces perfect for soaking in the stunning surroundings, and fully equipped kitchens that provide the convenience of preparing your own meals.
The cabins at Ocho Artisan Bungalows are designed to comfortably accommodate families or groups, featuring multiple beds and the capacity to sleep up to five or six guests. For an elevated experience, consider booking the villa, which boasts even more spacious living areas and an exquisite indoor/outdoor bathroom that seamlessly blends the natural beauty of the landscape with the comfort of modern design.
Beyond the exceptional accommodations, Ocho Artisan Bungalows offers a variety of amenities to enhance your stay. The hotel features a vibrant bar and a delectable restaurant, both of which are also open to the public, creating a lively and social atmosphere. The beach club provides direct access to the pristine sands and sparkling waters, inviting you to relax and unwind under the sun. Additionally, guests can enjoy a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool, a perfect spot for cooling off and enjoying the tropical ambiance.
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Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
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300 meters south from ‘SUPER 2001’, Tamarindo
https://www.ochoartisansbungalows.com/
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