Nestled between Tenorio and Miravalles volcanoes, this small town serves as the gateway to Rio Celeste's famous blue waterfall in Tenorio Volcano National Park. Spot toucans and sloths at the Heliconias Rainforest Lodge's hanging bridges, or arrange a guided night tour to find red-eyed tree frogs.
Great stay, great food, great chocolate, great staff. A MUST!!!! Great first night in Costa Rica, they really made it memorable. Definitely will be back.
Great stay, great food, great chocolate, great staff. A MUST!!!! Great first night in Costa Rica, they really made it memorable. Definitely will be back.
Birdlovers paradise. Each unit has private deck, perfect for drinking your coffee and watching/listening to the birds. The owners are very nice and offered to take us in a tour if the property- showing us the plants
Birdlovers paradise. Each unit has private deck, perfect for drinking your coffee and watching/listening to the birds. The owners are very nice and offered to take us in a tour if the property- showing us the plants
Excellent stayall around! The family who maintains the place was very friendly and a joy to talk to. It was a perfect way to spend our first evening in Costa Rica! Breakfast was delicious!
Excellent stayall around! The family who maintains the place was very friendly and a joy to talk to. It was a perfect way to spend our first evening in Costa Rica! Breakfast was delicious!
This is the best spot to experience nature. I really liked the concept of this jungle glamping. The domes were well maintained. The hosts were really accommodating. I will definitely recommend this place! 5 stars!
This is the best spot to experience nature. I really liked the concept of this jungle glamping. The domes were well maintained. The hosts were really accommodating. I will definitely recommend this place! 5 stars!
Casita Tenorio is in a section of Costa Rica that feels like the old Costa Rica use to be. The people are friendly and it’s not over developed. We had a family of 5 howler monkeys greet us in the trees next to our casita. It was wonderful. Casita Tenorio is a nice quiet place to unwind and enjoy nature. I highly recommend this property.
Casita Tenorio is in a section of Costa Rica that feels like the old Costa Rica use to be. The people are friendly and it’s not over developed. We had a family of 5 howler monkeys greet us in the trees next to our casita. It was wonderful. Casita Tenorio is a nice quiet place to unwind and enjoy nature. I highly recommend this property.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed December 24, 2022Reviewed December 24, 2022
This was a gem of a find. Joel the owner was on top of every detail of your stay. The meals prepared were exquisite. Family style tables that allowed you to meet other travelers and exchange past places visited and or give ideas of where to go next. Birds eye view of the beautiful garden where you could watch birds for hours. I would go back in a heartbeat.
This was a gem of a find. Joel the owner was on top of every detail of your stay. The meals prepared were exquisite. Family style tables that allowed you to meet other travelers and exchange past places visited and or give ideas of where to go next. Birds eye view of the beautiful garden where you could watch birds for hours. I would go back in a heartbeat.
The nicest people and wonderful hosts. I mentioned that we would be celebrating our daughter’s bday while we were there and they knocked on the door with a huge slice of chocolate cake and a candle and sang Feliz cumpleanos. It was the sweetest thing and so special for our family. It was such a kind gesture and it set the tone for the rest of our time there. Breakfast was a lovely production. We entered the dining room and they just started bringing out entree after entree, fruit, eggs, gallo...
The nicest people and wonderful hosts. I mentioned that we would be celebrating our daughter’s bday while we were there and they knocked on the door with a huge slice of chocolate cake and a candle and sang Feliz cumpleanos. It was the sweetest thing and so special for our family. It was such a kind gesture and it set the tone for the rest of our time there. Breakfast was a lovely production. We entered the dining room and they just started bringing out entree after entree, fruit, eggs, gallo...
This place was fantastic! We wanted a more off the beaten path, authentic experience and this was perfect. The staff spoke only Spanish which we so enjoyed. We don’t speak Spanish well (ok hardly at all) but with Google translate and gesturing, no problem at all.
There is a wonderful 1.5 mile (one way, 3 mile out and back) hike to a waterfall view right from their property! We saw lizards and frogs and I’m sure you could see other wildlife.
Breakfast was great and we watched beautiful birds the...
This place was fantastic! We wanted a more off the beaten path, authentic experience and this was perfect. The staff spoke only Spanish which we so enjoyed. We don’t speak Spanish well (ok hardly at all) but with Google translate and gesturing, no problem at all.
There is a wonderful 1.5 mile (one way, 3 mile out and back) hike to a waterfall view right from their property! We saw lizards and frogs and I’m sure you could see other wildlife.
Breakfast was great and we watched beautiful birds the...
This hotel and adjacent national park was the highlight of our 12 day trip through CR.
GROUNDS: The hotel is magnificent, with individual bungalows surrounding the central lobby/restaurant and pool. The tropical landscaping is gorgeous and dense enough to isolate each of the bungalows, affording privacy, even when sitting in the covered front porch. The ¾ kilometer trail down to the Rio Celeste on their property provides a great 15-20 minute hike to the river’s edge, where you may choose to...
This hotel and adjacent national park was the highlight of our 12 day trip through CR.
GROUNDS: The hotel is magnificent, with individual bungalows surrounding the central lobby/restaurant and pool. The tropical landscaping is gorgeous and dense enough to isolate each of the bungalows, affording privacy, even when sitting in the covered front porch. The ¾ kilometer trail down to the Rio Celeste on their property provides a great 15-20 minute hike to the river’s edge, where you may choose to...
Eddie
Reviewed September 7, 2014Reviewed September 7, 2014
We only had two nights at Rio Perdido but they were amazing. From the moment we walked in and were welcomed with the most delicious passion fruit welcome drink till the moment we checked out with the friendly folk at reception, we felt warmly received and graciously cared for. Steven greeted us as we entered - he was very attentive and warm as he told us about the hotel and its various offerings.
The hotel itself is gorgeous - the spacious round lobby/restaurant has nearly 360 degree open-air...
We only had two nights at Rio Perdido but they were amazing. From the moment we walked in and were welcomed with the most delicious passion fruit welcome drink till the moment we checked out with the friendly folk at reception, we felt warmly received and graciously cared for. Steven greeted us as we entered - he was very attentive and warm as he told us about the hotel and its various offerings.
The hotel itself is gorgeous - the spacious round lobby/restaurant has nearly 360 degree open-air...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 3, 2015Reviewed September 3, 2015
What should I expect during my aparthotel stay in Bijagua?
With an aparthotel stay in Bijagua, you'll probably be more centrally situated. Why not take time to appreciate the gardens during your visit? You can also come to Bijagua for its ecotours and rainforests.
What is the top aparthotel in Bijagua?
Located 22.4 mi (36.1 km) away from Bijagua, Aparthotel Gonzalez is a popular aparthotel featuring 4 apartments with kitchenettes and free WiFi as well as hotel amenities like free parking.
How many aparthotels are available in Bijagua?
Even though you won't find many aparthotels bookable on Expedia and located in Bijagua, you'll find a lot of options for your stay with 49 hotels and other accommodations. We can help you find places with similar amenities such as in-room kitchens.
What are the must-see places to visit in Bijagua?
Tenorio Volcano National Park and Tapir Valley Nature Reserve are a couple of lovely local spots to get outside and enjoy nature. Other places in town to visit include Llanos de Cortez Waterfall and Frog's Paradise.
What is an aparthotel?
An aparthotel is a hybrid hotel and apartment, with the amenities of a traditional hotel, and more space and privacy found in an apartment. By booking an aparthotel, you can stay longer and take in more of the unique scene in Bijagua. Enjoy home cooking in the full kitchen or kitchenette and having extra space to entertain and relax with friends and family.