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Our top choices for Northern Plains safari tentalows

Tocu Tent Camp

Caño Negro

Nancy

includes taxes & fees

31 Jul - 1 Aug

Family Tent, Multiple Beds, Mountain View

Rio Celeste Jungle Glamping

Katira

"The location of these glamping tents is so beautiful and remote. And the dome tent itself is so cool and comfortable! We had a few questions about the property and our reservation and were able to communicate easily through Whatsapp. The family that lives on the grounds is so helpful and kind. There was a mom and baby sloth hanging out high in the tree above our tent, and the family helped us see her every day, it was so cool! The property is so beautiful with all the flowers, trees, birds,...

Heather

includes taxes & fees

17 Aug - 18 Aug

Boutique Safari 1

La Cruz

includes taxes & fees

24 Jul - 25 Jul

Arenal Camping

Penas Blancas

includes taxes & fees

24 Jul - 25 Jul

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Top Northern Plains Hotel Reviews

Noah's Forest by Tifakara

10/10 Excellent

"This property was an absolute dream. The room was beautiful and the private hot tub was amazing. We had a wonderful time, and the staff was extremely helpful to book all of our excursions and to help us purchase tickets."

Lost Iguana Resort and Spa

10/10 Excellent

"We had the most amazing stay at this property! We were absolutely impressed with everything from the courteous staff, the available transportation, the great dining experience, the stunning views, and the lovely and respectful philosophy of the property and its respect for nature and animals. Very close to mistico and tabacon which were the two excursions we explored during our short stay. Highly recommend this location to anyone passing through!!!"

Hotel Mountain Paradise

8/10 Good

"This property is situated at the end of a road near La Fortuna. Very little signage from the main road so getting there in the dark was kinda scary. Check in was fine and the rooms are spread out in bungalows throughout the lush landscape. This was in July and the rain was constant, especially at night. The room was dissapointing as it is just basic furnishings in an open room. Our waterfall shower had a frog in it. Bugs were present, but with all the moisture it should not be surprising. The TV is up on an adjacent wall and not viewable at all. The beds were very basic. No lamps, just sconces with bad LED lighting. No fridge which was a major miss. Very easy to get lost finding your room. The breakfast was great we did dine both nights at the restaurant but it was pricey. Just didn't want to venture out in the rain. The pool was small with a swim up bar. For some reason in CR they do not heat the hot tubs. We never saw the volcano as it was obscured by clouds both days."

Arenal Observatory Lodge & Trails

10/10 Excellent

"We love wildlife. This place made seeing it and experiencing it a truly amazing place. The breakfast was also quite nice and our room was also very good. We may well come back. We were here for three days and between the amazing sights on the lodge grounds and three places we explored closer to town (La Fortuna), we could see staying more like a week. A true treasure."

Hotel Lomas del Volcán

10/10 Excellent

"LOVE this hotel! We have stayed at 4 different properties in the La Fortuna area and this is now my favorite one! The rooms are beautiful, with front and back balconies, the bathroom was spacious, the staff was lovely, and the view from the restaurant cannot be beat. We will absolutely stay here again on our next trip to the area!"

Volcano Lodge Hotel & Thermal Experience

10/10 Excellent

"Breakfast goes from 6:40am-10:00am. great selection of food from rice, beans, chilaquiles, meats, plantains, fruit, cereals, there's even an omlette station and waffle station. Tea selections include black, green and herbal. Hot coffee and hot milk available as well. Juices usually were orange and some type of red (our guess was papaya). Filling because it is all you can eat. "

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