The privacy and elegance were outstanding. No complaints at all; everything was excellent.
Edgar4 mesi fa
Un attimo…
Puerto Cortés·9.7
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Osaglamping in Palmar Norte offers luxury tents with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and garden or mountain views. A sun terrace, lush garden, and hot tub invite relaxation. Guests enjoy massage services, free WiFi, and a 24-hour front desk. The property provides free parking, tour desk, and daily housekeeping. Breakfast is à la carte. Located 58 km from Drake Bay Airport.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The privacy and elegance were outstanding. No complaints at all; everything was excellent.
Edgar·4 mesi fa
The hospitality from Ismelda was outstanding, and the calm atmosphere with direct contact to nature was a real highlight; however, the entry street isn’t paved, so a high vehicle is advisable.
Bernat·5 mesi fa
The accommodation was very comfortable, the hosts were super welcoming and even gave me travel tips, I had an excellent stay at Osaglamping, and the breakfasts were delicious and very generous.
Aude·5 mesi fa
It was great to stay with people from Costa Rica instead of foreigners at a different place; Randall, the guide, knew a lot and spoke fairly good English, they were very friendly and wanted to make me comfortable, the breakfast was nice (choice available) at my requested time, the tent was spacious, had a very good bed, good AC and a fan, TV with Netflix and an account, a small fridge and a seat; outside the tent there was a seat with free water and an open bathroom; it was very warm when I was there and actually felt more comfortable climate-wise than other cabins or hotels; it sits on concrete and high on support pillars and you park underneath; Palmar Norte is a nice little place that isn’t tourist‑focused and has good facilities, suitable for sleeping before heading from Sierpe to Drake Bay; it was incredibly clean, the cleanest place I’ve been to in Costa Rica. The downside is that the tent platform is next to the owners’ house at the end of the street in a residential area next to nature; the transparent part of the tent looks out onto the seat, a cupboard and such, so you’re not really part of the nature, which I expected as an advantage of a tent; it’s visually not enclosed (literally no lock on the tent), but because of its location there’s little view, only onto the platform; light does come in, but eye masks are provided; you can only pay cash (there’s a bank in Palmar Norte) and I paid in colones, more than what I’d converted to dollars; for a solo traveler the price felt a bit high (100 dollar).
Anneloes·6 mesi fa
We felt very comfortable, everything matched; it was super clean with a great bathroom and a cozy seating area outside the tent; the reception was warm, they offered a damp cloth for refreshment, and the fridge had chilled coconut milk ready; the Tico breakfast was sensational and plentiful.
Inge·7 mesi fa