Hotel Ciudad Perdida Ecolodge is situated in a privileged location, bordering the world famous and enchanting Cahuita National Park, Ciudad Perdida is a unique Lodge offering the visitor an experience never to be forgotten. Ciudad Perdida, surrounded by tropical forests, exotic gardens and lush vegetation, also contributed to the conservation of local culture and building style, enhancing the local scenery and atmosphere.
The South Caribbean is one of the treasures of Costa Rica, the most exotic beaches in a very well preserved rainforest area.
Cahuita, in the South Caribbean, is a truly charming town; a real Caribbean town where time seems to be stopped, with heaven on Earth beaches surrounded by majestic tropical forests.
The Afro-Caribbean culture is everywhere; an African legacy reflected in the architecture, gastronomy, music, and in the people, whose roots come from turtle fishers that settled down three hundred years ago. Nowadays, Cahuita is a multicultural town, with settlers from all around the world.
The Cahuita National Park protects beaches and lowlands of the southern Caribbean coastal region of Costa Rica. Scuba and snorkeling in the protected marine area contains a coral reef and associated sea life, and the southern beach is a known nesting ground for several varieties of sea turtle.
The lodge is very close to the main entrance of the national park, and just a few steps away from downtown Cahuita, a cozy and easy-going Caribbean seashore town.
Ciudad Perdida Eco lodge features single room bungalows, 1 Room Bungalows, 2 Room Bungalows that are equipped to make your stay a pleasant and comfortable experience!
The houses, with a Victorian/English design, represent the original Costa Rica´s original Caribbean architecture, and they are equipped to make your stay a pleasant and comfortable experience in the hotel.
The Lodge also offers a beautiful restaurant, where breakfast is served daily by our friendly Costa Rican staff.
The Hotel focuses on the Costa Rica Caribbean architecture, using an English-Victorian style, typical of the Costa Rica Caribbean. The wood used is from a forest plantation, assuring the construction does not contribute to the indiscriminate destruction of the native forest.
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