About
Meant as a more rustic lodging option for those that love the pure, natural mountain settings, each of our cozy cabins can hold up to 6 occupants. From San José, the drive is approximately two hours along Interamerican highway 2. To access the cabins off the highway, a well maintained dirt road winds its way down the San Gerardo de Dota Valley to finally reach the 4 cabins, each separated a few hundred meters from one another to ensure tranquility and privacy from other guests.
Each cabin has two stories (stairs) and is equipped with a kitchen (stove, oven, sink, microwave, mini refrigerator), a bathroom with running water (sink, toilet, hot shower), electric heater, balcony, and 4-5 beds. We provide guests with several extra blankets because it can get very cold in the evenings and early mornings in the high elevation here. There are also have two smaller single room cabins each with bathroom for 2-3 people closer to the main road. With the installation of our own hydroelectric plan we will soon be completely carbon neutral and have enough green energy to heat the cabins and fend of the freezing temperatures at night.
For recreation, most guests spend their days bird-watching all the of unique species in the area. Besides trying to spot the famous quetzal bird, guests also enjoy themselves with the several private trails that can be found in the area and the adjacent National Park, Los Quetzales.
Breakfast for $6 and other home cocked meals are available with the neighbor Doña Merriam on an adjacent farm to the North, about 5 minutes away.
Our cabins are owned by an American family who has lived in Costa Rica for over 30 years, so any questions you may have concerning the area or the cabins can be answered in either English or Spanish. We hope to hear from you!
Each cabin has two stories (stairs) and is equipped with a kitchen (stove, oven, sink, microwave, mini refrigerator), a bathroom with running water (sink, toilet, hot shower), electric heater, balcony, and 4-5 beds. We provide guests with several extra blankets because it can get very cold in the evenings and early mornings in the high elevation here. There are also have two smaller single room cabins each with bathroom for 2-3 people closer to the main road. With the installation of our own hydroelectric plan we will soon be completely carbon neutral and have enough green energy to heat the cabins and fend of the freezing temperatures at night.
For recreation, most guests spend their days bird-watching all the of unique species in the area. Besides trying to spot the famous quetzal bird, guests also enjoy themselves with the several private trails that can be found in the area and the adjacent National Park, Los Quetzales.
Breakfast for $6 and other home cocked meals are available with the neighbor Doña Merriam on an adjacent farm to the North, about 5 minutes away.
Our cabins are owned by an American family who has lived in Costa Rica for over 30 years, so any questions you may have concerning the area or the cabins can be answered in either English or Spanish. We hope to hear from you!
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