Discover this sublime riverfront resort
where guests or retreat attendees can contemplate the beauty of the rainforest from the comfort of
their bed, to read a favorite book on a hanging deck, or perhaps to take an open-air shower under a glimmering starry night sky.
This is the ultimate sensory experience! Awaken to
the call of a toucan, the cry of a howler monkey, turning you into a privileged spectator of the wonderful surroundings.
The original creative vision has been for the resort
as a whole to encourage contemplation and spiritual
delight. To induce tranquillity and solace; meditation and relaxation.
Discover the Aborigine legacy in the
resort, evident in the architecture of the ranch, which resembles the pre-Columbian structures of the Borucas, a former chiefdom of the region. The construction was designed by
architects who specialized in contemporary tropical architecture and focused on low-impact projects and proven
concepts of sustainability.
Further, sustainable efforts include the use of biodigesters
and bio gardeners to process wage waste, use
of biodegradable cleaning pro and
the pool is salt water.
Therefore, each detail has been thought out to respond to such concepts. The property has obtained a certificate of touristic sustainability from the Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT) , given to businesses whose operations follow a sustainable model of natural, social, and cultural resource management.
Each bungalow is built on stilts; the rooftops are rhomboid in shape, high, slanted, and with ample eaves. On
the upper part of the walls, screens ease
natural ventilation and also allow the sounds of the surroundings to come inside, day and night (Ex. the running stream, the rainforest animals, the rainfall and thunder, and much more). Ventilation is aided by a ceiling fan and a dehumidifier. Maximizing the use of natural lighting is also a
key practice. The ample glass walls and doors have been
designed to efficiently bring
natural light into the bungalow, but at the same time, they provide the sensation that you are outside close to nature.
To achieve this goal but still give privacy,
there is plenty of natural
(plants) and artificial barriers too (blinds, shower curtains, frosted glass).
All bungalows are equipped with wireless WIFI, reading lamps, mini-fridges, coffee makers, electric kettles, wine glasses, waiters corkscrew, thermal flask, small cooler, hair dryer, drying
rack, and laptop size safe.
The names of the bungalows (Brunka,
Cabécar, Maleku and Teribe) correspond to various aboriginal
tribes from Costa Rica. Two bungalows have rainforest/garden
views, an outdoor deck with a table and a bench and are equipped with a king-sized bed, a sofa, a ceiling fan, an d a bathroom featuring an indoor rainfall shower and an open-air
shower surrounded by an innovative
fence. The third bungalow shares all the same features, however, is equipped with ample doorways to
accommodate disabled persons. The fourth bungalow has a
queen-sized pull-out or trundle bed in addition to the King bed
which increases the sleeping capacity to 4, however, this unit does not have a private deck or outdoor shower.
The saltwater swimming pool resembles a small lagoon
of irregular shape, conceived as such to
harmonize with the surroundings. Tropical plants frame the pool providing a lovely backdrop for moments of relaxation.
The assets of these online sites and business financials will be shared and passed on to you, from the delightful retiring owners, to ensure a smooth transition. Perfectly located just 10 minutes from Ventanas Beach in the vibrant village of Ojochal, with easy access to a variety of local and international restaurants and cafes, boutique shopping, and leisure activities like pickleball and gym facilities, golf, as well as several international schools.