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El Silencio Lodge & Spa

Bajos del Toro, Costa Rica

In Bajos del Toro, El Silencio Lodge & Spa occupies a 500-acre cloud-forest reserve in Costa Rica’s Alajuela highlands, bordered by protected natural areas. Suites and villas are arranged on the hillside, with forest trails and waterfalls shaping the stay. Guests can pair guided hikes and other outdoor activities with spa treatments, yoga, and meals at Las Ventanas. The experience is oriented around the surrounding landscape rather than a coastal or city setting.

Four Seasons Resort Peninsula Papagayo, Costa Rica

Carrillo, Costa Rica

On Guanacaste’s Papagayo Peninsula, this 45-acre resort occupies a narrow plateau 97 metres above the Pacific, with beaches on both sides. Its 199 guest accommodations range from guest rooms to suites, villas and private residences. The setting pairs elevated ocean and bay outlooks with native tropical landscape; design draws on local lava rock, stone and caña brava, with hardwood floors and outdoor living spaces. Beach time, water sports and resort pools are central to the stay, with golf and tennis also on offer.

Hacienda AltaGracia

San Isidro de El General, Costa Rica

A transformative wellness sanctuary nestled in the misty highlands of Costa Rica's Southern Zone, blending indigenous healing traditions with contemporary luxury. This adults-only retreat offers immersive nature experiences, personalized wellness programs, and farm-to-table cuisine in an architecturally stunning setting.

Hotel Belmar

Monteverde, Costa Rica

Nayara Gardens

La Fortuna, Costa Rica

Below Arenal Volcano, Nayara Gardens spreads freestanding casitas and villas through tropical gardens and rainforest, about ten minutes from La Fortuna de San Carlos. The scale is intimate rather than town-like: rooms are set apart among the greenery, with private terraces, plunge pools and outdoor showers. The defining experience is moving between that private, garden-facing accommodation and the surrounding rainforest, with wildlife, volcano views and outdoor activities shaping the stay.

Nayara Tented Camp

La Fortuna, Costa Rica

Nayara Tented Camp occupies a reforested hillside near La Fortuna, where safari-style tents stand on stilts above the rainforest. The accommodation ranges from individual tents to connected family configurations and two larger residences. Private terraces hold plunge pools fed by mineral hot springs; some look toward Arenal Volcano. An open-air spa and on-site dining give the camp its own center of gravity, while guests can also eat at the neighboring Nayara Gardens and Nayara Springs resorts.

Nekajui Peninsula Papagayo, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Nacascolo, Costa Rica

On Costa Rica’s Peninsula Papagayo, Nekajui rises above Playa Pochote with views across the Pacific and surrounding tropical dry forest. Its accommodation mix spans rooms and suites, open-air treetop tents, and separately described private residences. The design draws on Guanacaste’s Spanish-colonial and Sabanero influences, using local wood and stone in open-air, treehouse-like structures. The opening announcement called it the first Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Central and South America.

Xandari Resort & Spa

Tacacorí, Costa Rica

In Tacacorí, Alajuela, Xandari occupies a 16-hectare private natural reserve above Costa Rica’s Central Valley. Its 24 villas sit among gardens, with terraces oriented toward valley and mountain views. The resort’s character comes from the meeting of contemporary art and tropical color with forest paths, rivers and waterfalls; pools and a spa village add places to pause on the grounds. The scale is intimate enough to make the reserve, rather than a town center, the focus of the stay.