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Ti-fakara Boutique Hotel, Arenal/La Fortuna Hotels
Charming bungalows set deep in the jungle, almost next to La Fortuna Waterfall, with wildlife and Arenal Volcano views
Nestled deep within the verdant heart of the Costa Rican jungle, and aptly named after the Maleku word for “waterfall,” Ti-fakara offers a truly immersive experience for nature lovers. Its prime location, a stone’s throw from the majestic La Fortuna Waterfall, makes it an ideal base for exploring the region’s natural wonders. Prepare to be captivated by the abundant birdlife and frequent wildlife sightings right on the hotel grounds.
Guests can indulge in the comfort of elegantly appointed bungalows, each thoughtfully designed with modern amenities to enhance their stay. Enjoy the unique pleasure of an outdoor shower, stay cool with efficient air-conditioning, and relax on your private terrace or balcony. Many bungalows boast breathtaking views of the surrounding lush rainforest and the iconic Arenal Volcano, creating unforgettable moments.
The resort encourages relaxation and rejuvenation. Spend your days lounging by the inviting outdoor pool or soaking in the soothing warmth of one of the two hot tubs. The on-site restaurant provides a convenient and delicious dining experience, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A small lounge area and bar offer a relaxed atmosphere where guests can order refreshing drinks and enjoy them by the pool.
Adding to the allure of Ti-fakara are its unique offerings. Explore the captivating frog sanctuary and embark on complimentary nocturnal wildlife tours of the extensive hotel grounds, revealing the secrets of the jungle after dark. Prepare for an unforgettable journey into nature’s embrace at Ti-fakara, a haven of tranquility near La Fortuna Waterfall and beneath the gaze of Arenal Volcano.
Hotel Information
3.5-star Hotel
+506 84479083
984 ft of La Fortuna Waterfall
https://tifakara.com/tifakara-boutique-hotel/
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