Room 4 with double and single bed

Family Friendly / Max 3 Guests
  • Ceiling fan
  • Cribs upon request
  • Wireless internet (WiFi)
This room is situated on the edge of our rainforest preserve, close to the Sarapiqui River. Enjoy a peaceful sleep with the sounds of the forest and river running nearby, and likely an early morning arousal from the howler monkeys and birds.
This room has a private bathroom and is suitable for up to three people with a single and double bed.  This room has a front patio with seats but has no side patio.
The cost for your stay includes complete breakfast, and access to our rainforest trails.  Additional services that we offer include dinner and lunch by reservation, a snack/gift shop, a private bar, laundry service, reception, tourism information, and free Fiber optic fast speed WiFi. We are happy to help you make any reservations for activities you would like to do while you are in Sarapiqui or around Costa Rica. Check out our activities page to learn more, or send us an email.
The easiest way to support our family run rainforest conservation and sustainable tourism project is by staying with us here at the Retreat as a guest! All proceeds from your visit allow us to continue to work in pro of rainforest conservation in Chilamate, Sarapiqui and in pro of our local community! Thanks for your support! Please note that this room shares a wall with Room 3 and the side patio is for room number 5. Our rainforest lodge is only accessible by foot—a 300-meter walk from the parking area over uneven terrain. If accessibility is a concern, please reach out to us so we can best accommodate your needs.

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