The covered terrace of a bungalow at golden hour, rocking chairs facing the fog filling the valley

Four bungalows on the
edge of the cloud forest.

The sun setting behind the ridge, seen from the property through banana and elephant-ear leaves

Where you sleep.

Four freestanding bungalows, each with its own terrace facing the forest and its own kitchen — so you can be out before the birds and back before anywhere else has opened.

A footbridge over the turquoise water of Río Celeste, deep in the forest

What people say after they leave.

Fog rising over the cloud forest canopy

What comes with
the night.

Each bungalow is self-contained — its own terrace, its own kitchen, its own entrance. There is no lobby and no restaurant, and that is deliberate: nothing here runs on a schedule but yours.

A terrace of your own
Covered veranda facing the forest, with rocking chairs. It is where most of a stay here actually happens.
Equipped kitchen
Fridge, coffee maker, microwave and what you need to cook. It matters when you leave before dawn for Río Celeste and get back after dark.
View of Miravalles
The volcano ahead and the valley below, from the terrace of any of the four.
Private parking
Off the road, next to your bungalow.
Pets welcome
Yours travels with you.
Air conditioning or fan
Colibrí and Perezoso have air conditioning; Tucán and Tapir have ceiling fans. At 640 metres the nights come out cool either way.

16 guests on the property when every bungalow is full

The Tenorio massif at dawn, cloud caught along the ridgeline

Between Tenorio
and the cloud forest.

The property sits on the slope that falls from Tenorio Volcano toward the valley. At this elevation the forest still catches the morning fog and the air stays cool through the year. Everything worth driving to is inside twenty minutes — which is the whole argument for sleeping here rather than in La Fortuna.

640 m above sea level

  • Giant Tree3 km
  • Río Celeste Waterfall5 km
  • Tenorio Volcano5 km
  • Katira Maze8 km
  • Cloud Forest Reserve15 km
  • Lake Nicaragua40 km
Mist drifting off the forest below the cordillera on an overcast morning

What passes through
when no one is watching.

An open record of the species that turn up on the property. It grows when something new appears — birds, snakes, whatever walks past the terrace while you are still asleep.

Keel-billed toucan perched under a wet banana leaf
Toucan on bare branches in the rain
Monkey calling, backlit among the canopy leaves
Yellow bird on a stem, raindrops suspended in the air
Green eyelash viper coiled on a mossy trunk
Eyelash viper in its golden phase, resting on a leaf
Golden bird perched on a red bract
Portrait of a crested bird with a red wattle
Sunset over the valley seen from the property

More than a place to stay…
a refuge of natural calm.

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