A little bit difficult to find the place, even with a map, but worth the effort. Located in a forest environment. Very nice, clean and typical villas. Very, very helpful and friendly service. People in charge of Cahuita tour are honest people. They charge half the price for snorkeling, because the conditions were not the best due to recent rain.... More

The cabins of Ciudad Perdida are just lovely. They are very spacy and have just about everything one can desire. Ours even had a kitchen! The family who runs this lodge is extremely kind. The daughter told us all about custom formalities at the border of Panama, the father was so kind to contact another lodge for us and offered... More

My friend and I stayed for a week in Cahuita and stayed in house 2. Plenty of shelving and space. Rooms were clean (nice sheets, towels and lots of pillows), and plenty of utensils in the kitchen for cooking. Also beverages in the full sized fridge if you wanted. We bought groceries and were able to cook and really make... More

We stayed in House 1 (with the kitchette & jacuzzi pool) for 1 week. It was simple, comfortable, clean and charming! We really appreciated the air conditioning because it's very hot & humid there. The manager, Argelis, is an angel and full of information. He'll do anything to help make sure you get the experience you're looking for. Breakfast is... More

Close to Cahuita National Park and Cahuita town, this small hotel is surrounded by a beautiful forest, in a quiet property where the owners will be happy to make you feel comfortable and know the attractions of the area. You can easily watch birds, monkeys and other animals.

Special for resting and visiting the National Park, at just 10 mins walking from main town. A+ +

A nice place with kind staff, really close to Cahuita National Park. Be aware, though, that you are going to be awaked by really noise monkeys around 5AM, but you can also be luck and see lots of birds and a family of raccoons while relaxing in an hammock.

We stayed here for a couple of nights in late June and can't say enough about how nice the owners and their daughter are. There are a selection of pretty little bungalows each surrounded in its own little garden, there's both air conditioning and ceiling fans, fridge and coffee maker (both stocked). The bungalows are almost literally backing onto Cahuita... More

Stayed for 8 nights in a villa at the edge of the rainforest. Howler monkeys and sloths in the big trees just outside our window. Great service and caring hotel staff, we absolutely loved the atmosphere! A 10 minute walk to the village and the entrance to Cahuita National park. We were offered free transportation to and from the village... More