Three-Star Hotels in Bijagua

Hummingbirds / Toucan and howler monkeys on & around the grounds . Lovely and relaxing :)

Lovelly place , with so kind attitude . Delicious breakfest , brautifull cabins sorrounded by amazing gardens . Close to town center and resturants . Mostlly recommended.

The main host was such a nice guy and was super helpful. This lodge is very responsibly run and operates in a very eco friendly way

One of the best spot in Costarica, very sweet couple, they have about 9ha botanic garden with more 150 species of trees and tropical fruits. The tour is for free. We also saw a caimans, sloths, tucans. This is magical garden in the middle of nowhere. Exlusive cousine, very cosy bungalows and nice pool. Highly recomended!

very comfortable, friendly and most interesting. Good inexpensive dinner.

Wonderful hosts, beautiful home and gardens. The space they have created for guests to enjoy the tasty breakfast provided includes magnificent views! Regardless of whether you are looking up into the secondary forest hills (planted by our hosts) to create safe passage for some of the creatures we share our planet with, or watching some of these amazing creatures engage with the ponds full of tilapia OR if you are marveling at the craftsmanship and palpable reverence of the tree(s) evidenced in the many wonderful stairs, benches, bannisters, light fixtures, ceilings...WOW and that is all without getting the the Chocolate! The data rich documentation of each batch may contribute to it being some of the best chocolate you may ever have, all delivered on a beautiful wooden pedestal or wrapped in a paper cone - it is a Belgium/Costa Rica fusion. The Tree Chocolate farm tour (recommended by our host) was the highlight of our entire trip. It was incredibly rejuvenating to spend time surrounded by so many humans who demonstrate a responsible, thoughtful, regenerative way of co-existing with our natural world. At the Tree Chocolate farm, our tour guide (trained by the farmer, his mentor) provided a fantastically fun and informative tour through a 45 year old permaculture farm where we drank and ate chocolate and coconuts and enjoyed the tire swing in the pouring rain. I wish I had bought so many more bags of the Tree Chocolate's dark roast coffee, it transcends coffee and reaches the chocolate realm with a super smooth aftertaste of deep dark chocolate - OMG