La Anita Rain Forest

Great food, amazing views and hiking trails in the jungle. Definitely the best chocolate in Costa Rica! Pablo and Anna are knowledgeable and wonderful hosts. The views and the chocolate tour experiences are the best parts about a stay at La Anita.

very comfortable, friendly and most interesting. Good inexpensive dinner.

about 30 min to drive via dirt road from main road

Pablo and Ana were really kind and really helpful. As I told Pablo during my stay I rarely give 10/10 however they really deserve it. The place is amazing, you are surrounded by nature and you eat traditional costarican food with fresh product grown in La Finca.

it’s simply perfect

there is nothing that is not to like

Everything, Everybody ! The cacao Tour was memorable and Pablo, a master!

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Pablo was the most welcoming host we have ever come across. He works hand in hand with his very kind staff to make sure our stay is the best possible. The Anita Rainforest just takes your breath away. A must if you're travelling to Costa Rica

Amazing experience! This was one of our top places we stayed while touring Costa Rica, we loved everything about La Anita. Do not hesitate to book this location, although out of the way it was so worth it as offered the true Costa Rican experience and was a magical place. Thank you Pablo we would love to return one day.

Absolutely incredible, from first to last second. The chocolate tour was brilliant, so informative and tasty! And the wildlife was a plenty, all around, day and night! If you're thinking about visiting, definitely do.

Fabulous place to stay. Very helpful and informative hosts. This place has a 5 star feel and the Chocolate tour is a must, it will probably be the best one you do.

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Words can hardly describe the place. It is a cocoa plantation (which is hard to see as it is all so harmonically blended in) with the ambience of a well-maintained English park, were it not for the tropical plants. The breakfast/lunch place is a huge airy wooden place which overlooks the gardens. And yes, the rooms have no air-con, but as they are 360 degrees shielded with fly screens it is surprisingly bearable for us Europeans; and the jungle noises at 5 in the morning are overwhelming. The hosts were the most friendly people we have met in entire Costa Rica; they were giving us the feeling to be welcomed as friends rather than "objects handled for payment" as we felt so often elsewhere. Thank you very much for your hospitality, Pablo and Ana!

We don't know if it's a drawback at all ... the lodge is sort of "offline land" with poor mobile signals and WiFi only in designated places, but on the other hand it is proof that one does not actually _need_ to be connected 24/7. It goes pretty well (for a while) without :)