Each room is hand-built from fallen tropical hardwood. None of our rooms have televisions. All have a private deck. Most have a hammock.
12 cabins · most popular
A solo, all-wood cabin with a wide deck and a single picture window framing the canopy. Built in 2008 from teak salvaged after Hurricane Otto. The smallest, simplest, and most loved.
8 suites
Inside the main 1903-built lodge, with a small private balcony, a soaking tub, and access to the lodge library and fireplace lounge. Walls are unplastered tropical cedar.
3 treehouses · books fast
Twenty-eight feet up a Spanish cedar. Reached by a wooden walkway. The deck is canopy-level and you sleep with the windows open. Not for guests with vertigo.
3 villas
Three-bedroom standalone villa with a working kitchen, a 12-person dining table, and a private trail to the river. Built for multi-generational stays.
2 bungalows · adults only
A standalone clay-walled bungalow with a private 102°F natural hot spring fed from a deep volcanic vent. The most secluded of all our structures, accessed by its own footpath.
Breakfast 7–10, lunch 12–2, dinner 6–8. From our farm and partner growers within Monteverde.
Seven private trails ranging from a 20-minute river loop to a 4-hour summit climb. Trail map provided.
One sunrise bird-walk and one sunset wildlife-walk are included for every multi-night stay.
Your stay's flight emissions are offset by us through verified Costa Rican reforestation partners.