Sarapiqui NeoTropical Center
The Sarapiqui Neotropical Center is located in the Sarapiqui river valley, in the northeastern region of the country, just two hours from San Jose. This area is steadfastly becoming an important ecotourism destination. The region is known for its lush, thick rainforests, wildlife, nature reserves and white water rafting on the Sarapiqui River. The Tirimbina reserve is just on the edge of the property, boasting three hundred and fifty hectares of stunning rainforest.
Dining is certainly a treat at this lodge. The restaurant features local and vegetarian cuisine, using fresh fruits and vegetables from their gardens and orchards as well as edible flowers. Another special feature of the Neotropical center is that it uses solar-energy and ecological water treatment systems. This is a truly delightful and unique experience, encompassing education, visual beauty and delightful tastes.
The architecture of the eco-lodge is modeled after a 15th century pre-Colombian village, with four palenque units which are circular structures with large palm thatched roofs, and one central unit with a lobby, restaurant, bar, shop and guest rooms. The rooms are located amidst lush gardens and orchards, with covered walkways. Guest units come complete with a covered terrace, fans, a bathroom, telephone and even internet connection.
Sarapiqui Neotropical Center Facilities
Restaurant, guarded parking, laundry and room service, local excursions, conference center for educational forums and workshops
Accommodations
There are twenty four units in total, all equipped with fans, a bathroom, telephone, internet and a covered terrace.
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