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Alby Lodge
BUNGALOW
This fine German-run lodge on the edge of the park has spacious landscaped grounds that
attract howler monkeys and birds. Four raised bungalows (two sleeping three people, two
sleeping four) are spread out, allowing for plenty of privacy. High ceilings, mosquito nets
and driftwood details make for pleasant jungle decor. A common
rancho
(thatched gazebo)
has excellent communal kitchen facilities.
Kelly Creek Hotel
CABINA
2755-0007;
www.hotelkellycreek.com
;
s/d US$50/60, extra person
US$10; )
At this place just outside the national-park entrance, you may be serenaded by the dulcet
squawks of the resident parrot; draw closer and find four graceful natural-wood
cabinas
with high ceilings, cream-colored linens and mosquito nets. Local artwork adorns the re-
ception area, and the onsite restaurant (open from 6pm) serves paella with advance notice
(US$16 per person, minimum two people).
Bungalows Aché
BUNGALOW
2755-0119;
www.bungalowsache.com
; bungalow s US$45, d US$50-55;
)
In Nigeria, Aché means 'Amen,' and you'll likely say the same thing when you see these
three spotless polished-wood bungalows nestled into a grassy yard bordering the national
park. Each octagonal unit comes with a lockbox, minifridge, kettle and small private deck
with hammock. A three-bedroom vacation house (doubles US$70, up to seven people
US$120) is available 1km inland.
Ciudad Perdida
BUNGALOW
breakfast US$106/127, q US$212; )
In a shady, peaceful spot bordering the national park but only a five-minute walk from
Cahuita's town center, this eco-conscious lodge offers cute one- and two-room, candy-
colored wood bungalows surrounded by landscaped gardens. All include hammocks, ceil-
