Find hotels near Cacao Trails, Cahuita from NT$1,427

"Wonderful jungle retreat. Yoga room and classes were excellent, rooms were comfortable and the staff were great. Loved watching the wildlife from the common areas."

"The staff was wonderful and all of the amenities were great. Just had a problem with cleaning my room..had to remind the staff."

"Great staff we had problems with another hotel in the area due to cleanliness I contacted them and they helped get us in the room early so we could leave the bad hotel sooner. Super friendly super clean place. Nice staff and good drinks by the pool. The breakfast was delicious as well "

"Very nice staff, clean room. Good location. "

"Room was great and staff was better"

"The room was really cute and loved the outdoor seating options. The owner was super friendly and helpful! "

"It was so nice that the staff spoke french. All the flowers on the grounds were beautiful. The pool was refreshing. "

"The place was more run down than expected and felt closer to a motel than a hotel stay. One major issue was the bathroom setup — there was no shower curtain separating the shower from the toilet, so water got all over the toilet and floor every time the shower was used. The staff was very nice, and Scott was especially responsive, offered helpful suggestions, and did his best to accommodate our needs, which was appreciated. However, the cost was still very high at $718 for four nights. I assume the pricing was due to the holidays, but it felt expensive for the condition and overall experience. The property is surrounded by trees, which was nice, but the drive up was initially intimidating, though it became easier after a couple of days."

"The rooms are beautiful, the wildlife abundant and the host, Jessica, was very helpful at answering questions and providing recommendations and she cooked a wonderful breakfast! I really loved the natural pool, and there were several great tours offered by a local guide, Rodolfo. The only comment I would make was my concern over a couple of domestic cats that were allowed outside on the property. I intercepted one of them hunting birds and lizards a few times. I understand it is somewhat socially acceptable in Costa Rica to let domestic cats roam, but from a North American perspective it's generally not acceptable as they are responsible for millions of bird deaths annually. If the cats are going to be outside I would hope they could get collars with bells on them to reduce wildlife mortality because otherwise everything about this resort is very ecologically focused. This one thing just didn't fit with that vibe. "