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Rates listed are rack rates. Always check
our online reservations system for savings of 10% or more by reserving directly online.
The Observatory: A suite-sized room located on the third story of the Hacienda's tower, this spacious location with windows on all
sides boasts stupendous 360-degree views of Pacific Ocean, forest, and mountain, making it one of the most stunning bedrooms
in all of Costa Rica. It has full
ensuite bath with a spacious, custom-built round tub, tropical hardwood floors, handmade furniture including a sofa bed, and
a queen bed with mesh canopy. Access is by a spiral staircase that climbs to the third story through the tower. $219/night
The Tamarindo Room: A large, distinctive guest room with high ceilings and both courtyard and porch access. The large bathroom has a
custom-built, extra-large, round bathtub and dressing area with makeup table and mirror. King canopy bed. $175/night
Nicoya Room: Spacious guest room with high ceilings
and full ensuite bath, courtyard and porch access. Canopy queen bed . $153/night
Perched atop the Cordillera de Tiláran mountain chain, the Hacienda overlooks a vast expanse
of Pacific coast and ocean, the Gulf and Peninsula of Nicoya, and the Rio Baranca. A very private hideaway, the Hacienda
accepts only a select number of guests. Each room or suite features breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, full ensuite
bathrooms, handmade tropical hardwood furniture, and queen or king beds.
Cerro Coyote's 70 acre property encompasses an entire mountaintop, and includes hiking trails, the
orchid house, gardens, tropical forest, streams, and open fields. Birders and nature lovers will delight in this extraordinary
property.
Cerro Coyote is perfectly located for exploring the rest of Costa Rica, or as a place to
simply get away from it all.
The Guest Experience
Hacienda Cerro Coyote lies in the Canton of San Ramon at the end of the Tiláran mountain chain, not far from the famed Monteverde Cloud Forest and on the
way to Arenal Volcano, the Los Angeles Cloud Forest Preserve, Peñas Blancas Nature Preserve, and other attractions. The Central
Valley, Carrara National Park, Poas Volcano, and Arenal volcano are within easy reach for day trips. Pacific coast beaches
near Puntarenas are also a day trip away.
The secluded property offers abundant resources for guests to explore the flora and fauna
of Costa Rica, hike, dine, and relax. With the Hacienda designed for all seasons, Cerro Coyote offers a Mediterranean climate.
Our friendly staff--hired exclusively from the local coffee growing communities of La Guaria, San Francisco, and Piededades
Sur will treat you with warm Tico hospitality, and provide a way to get to know the real heart of the country.
TARIFFS
The eco-lodge offers tastefully-appointed double-occupancy rooms, access to all facilities
and the nature preserve, starting at US $139.00 per day for a double occupancy room when reserved online. Meal plans including either
full or half board are available for between $50 and $90 per person per day, depending on the season. We serve meals in
the elegant Dining Room or the outdoor courtyard (weather permitting). Culinary programs cost extra, please inquire. For complete
tariff information and availability, please visit the web site of Canticum Hotels or Reserve Online!
Featured in Costa Rica Luxury Hotels!
Cerro Coyote, S.A.
In the mountains . . .
San Francisco de Piedades Sur, San Ramon, Alajuela, Costa Rica
For reservation requests, please call our sister property, Trout Point
Lodge, at +1 (902) 482-8360 and someone will return your call within 48 hours. The best method for making reservations
is online.
Local number in Costa Rica: +506 8383-0544 (Please do not call this number for reservations).
"A standout among Costa Rica's premier eco-lodges"
Travel Picks: 10 Top ultra-boutique hotels
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All rooms feature wood-beamed high ceilings, handcrafted wooden furniture including a writing desk
and armoire, all-cotton high thread count sheets, comfortable mattresses, and glass-tiled bathrooms with natural light. Hair
dryers and irons available on request. Prices are for double occupancy.
Guanacaste Room: Gound-floor room with high ceiling and full ensuite bath, porch and courtyard
access. 1 full and 1 queen bed. $153/night.
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"The dark, rich gavilan ceilings against the whitewashed walls transport you to a rural
Spanish villa. The blue washes of the Pacific and distant Nicoya Peninsula are extra eye candy."
Fodors Costa Rica (2006)
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"A divine Spanish hacienda-style inn . . . Consider overnighting in one of the four lovely rooms."
Brides.com
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From Green Places to Stay (Sawday, 2006):
Up the spiral stair in the tower to one of the most stunning panoramas in Costa Rica -- it's worth paying extra for
the 'observatory' suite! The other bedrooms -- all lofty, all large -- open to a Moorish courtyard where fountains play and
swallows swoop. No air conditioning, no fans: the modern hacienda has been carefullty designed to be cool in the summer and
warm in the winter. Once here, you will pretty much stay put -- the 4x4 van does not come cheap -- but there are guided walks
within the reserve and orchids and wildlife aplenty (flycatchers, hummingbirds, sloths, coyote). Visitors are enchanted by
the peace, the setting and the food. Start with a margarita by the fire, move onto four gorgeous Spanish/Creole courses served
at a big friendly table (or privately on the veranda). Sophisticated bedrooms display textiles on walls and floors, huge bathrooms,
delicious beds. No need for room keys: staff are trustworthy, courteous, and caring.
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