This ecologically sound option blends into the jungle, close enough to Biotopo Cerro Cahuí to hear monkeys howl the evening in. Ten thoughtfully furnished rooms occupy stone-and-hardwood houses and solitary huts scattered over the hillside; one is open to the woods with its own lake-view deck. It also has an eight-bed hut and an apartment that sleeps four to five.
Herbs from the forest are stirred into local recipes in the neat, thatched-roof restaurant.