Holiday rentals in La Virgen

Quinta La Ceiba Modern Home with Pool in DairyFarm

A contemporary roomy vacation home situated in a dairy farm. Embrace serenity, unwind in a tranquil haven surrounded by cows grazing in lush green fields. It's a birdwatcher's paradise too. This is an ideal escape to disconnect and reconnect with nature. Dine and lounge outdoors make the most of the property's features. Our in-house travel concierge will be glad to arrange tours and activities for you at no additional cost. Consider our private chef service for an even more memorable experience.

Unique & secluded forest cabin with pool & trails

Retreat to the rainforest in a cosy, confortable and modern luxury cabin, built to help you connect with nature and yourself. Enjoy your stay with a fully equipped kitchen, an amazing bathroom with a custom shower/hot tub and a one of a kind bedroom design. Explore the private trails of the property with 10 acres of primary rainforest with toucans, lapas, humming birds, butterflies and other fauna. Beware, you might not wanna leave! Located in Venecia de San Carlos, 65km from SJO airport.

Helechos Lodge: Nature, comfort, and privacy

The Lodge is located in a secluded area, but with the right conditions for comfortable and safe lodging, surrounded by lush nature. It has a private entrance to a 1-hectare property, with parking, large green areas, and a private forest. It is located in front of Dino Land, at a strategic point for visiting nearby waterfalls and rivers. It has panoramic views of the mountains, is in the middle of the Poás Volcano National Park and the Juan Castro Blanco National Park.

Colibrí Cottage, connect with nature

Cozi cabin with breathtaking views. Located 20 minutes from Grecia downtown, it is located 1230 mts above sea level, the climate during the day is warm and at night they are cool, barely sleeping lulled by the blankets. Ideal for relax or work from Home. 55 inch TV with Chromecast, wifi 100Mg, Alexa, kitchen fully equipped, clothes washer and dryer. The water is 100% drinkable, it comes from the slopes of the Poas volcano, rich in minerals, it is delicious .

Villa Lomas Sarapiquí

Enjoy this fully equipped cabin in the mointainous area of La Virgen Sarapiquí, Villa Lomas Sarapiquí was inspired and designed with the natural scenic beauty that surround us, soak and relax in the jacuzzi, taste a cup of coffee while you observe the view of the plains that run along the Sarapiquí river, let your self be seduced by the sounds of the forest, the singing of hundreds of birds and the exuberant greenery that embraces us.

The Hummingbird House

Private house. 1 queen bedroom, 1 single bedroom, 1 sofa bed, 1 full bathroom, hot water, kitchen. Very large windows. Private entrance and parking. Air conditioning. Powerful Wi-Fi. Stay in a private nature sanctuary. A variety of frogs! And wildlife, including toucans. Sit on the lagoon dock, take a peaceful stroll along the numerous creek trails, or enjoy an exciting night hike. Perfect stopover from San José to La Fortuna 702.

Stylish Loft with Stunning Panoramic Views

Just 9km from SJO airport. Romantic and elegant loft for couples with stunning panoramic views. The perfect place to unwind after a long flight or before heading back home. Relax in the hot tub while enjoying the breathtaking view, and take advantage of the TV, air conditioning, and automated black-out curtains for ultimate comfort. The airbnb is located in Pilas, San isidro de Alajuela

Tree House Oropendula with Hotsprings

The hand-crafted Magical Jungle Tree House is one of 3 casitas and 2 treehouses at the Bio Thermales natural eco-resort organically integrated into our 35 acre rainforest. Guests enjoy free 24 hour access to the 15 natural hot and cool springs pools of various temperatures and rainforest trails. No children under 7 years of age for safety reasons

Cabin Manu - Sarapiquí

Located in La Virgen de Sarapiquí, Cabaña Manú offers a unique experience where nature and comfort merge. This special place is the result of a nature-loving family's project, who three decades ago decided to let the forest grow in what used to be a cattle pasture, thus creating a wildlife corridor towards the Sarapiquí River.