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    Rio Celeste, Costa Rica

    Rio Perdido Hotel & Thermal River

    Soak in Guanacaste's 'Lost River'

    Experience a sustainable forest sanctuary in Rio Perdido

    Discover Rio Perdido, a wellness sanctuary nestled in the heart of Costa Rica‘s Guanacaste province, where a deep respect for the land shapes the details. Designed to harmonise with its stunning surroundings, the hotel aims to safeguard its setting and the precious resources here.  Beyond its natural beauty, Rio Perdido actively supports the San Bernardo Lowlands by participating in local events and championing education in the local communities.

    Accommodations feature floor-to-ceiling windows which allow the verdant forest outside to seemingly seep into your room. For dining you can enjoy relaxed lunches of typical Costa Rican dishes including casado and marinated beef loin with criollo dressing, before toasting the day with a a locally inspired cocktail at the bar and then sitting down to indulge a delectable dinner. The seasonal, locally sourced cuisine respects the integrity of local tradition, whilst also infusing innovative accents. You can also sit back under the stars on the Floating Platform above the river convergence with your loved ones for a private dinner.

    Highlights

    30 bungalows providing a retreat within the verdant land of Guanacaste

    Indulge on traditional Costa Rican dishes made from locally sourced food

    Soak in the therapeutic waters of the Rio Perdido river

    Relax with a cliff-side yoga session in the midst of the tree canopy

    Lounge by the pool and admire the greenery of the surrounding forest

    Choose from pampering, invigorating massages and facial treatments at the spa

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    Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline