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El Mangroove Hotel

  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
  • El Mangroove Hotel
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Super-cool Mangroove is a luxury, tree-shaded beach resort on Costa Rica's undeveloped Guanacaste Pacific coast.

Mangroove is an extremely smart and well regarded property describes itself as a bohemian-chic boutique resort, which actually does sum up its ambiance and attitude. Contemporary minimalist design, state of the art technology and an arty touch are brought together to create a high-class experience for guests. The standard of service is extremely high.

There’s a real wow about the place, the imaginative use of wood and themes from nature in the décor, the sharp, elongated 40m pool; the comprehensive spa with its individual treatment bungalows. The restaurant is extremely highly rated (private dining on request). There’s something here for everyone:  a multi-function gym or stand-up paddling are among activities on offer for the energetic, hammocks and armchairs where you can doze or read a book, and a ‘chill’ area by the pool where you can relax to the background of jazzy international ambient music.

Bartolome, Galápagos

What our clients say

  • Although the transfers were quite long the mix between eg driving and taking a boat were good and made us feel we really saw the country. 

    ME May 2011
  • So much variety of wildlife and vegetation

    AB, Sandy Jan 2016
  • Turtle watching tour, zip wiring and white water rafting. Also enjoyed seeing all the wildlife living in its natural habitat.

    IH, Ipswich Sep 2016
  • Highlights? Bosque Del Cabo, Rafiki and Maquenque, absolutely wonderful.

    ASP, Bexhill-on-sea Jan 2017
  • Highlights?: Very hard to select 1 or 2 things. However would probably say Travelling to and staying at Tortuga Lodge and the excursions into the Jungle (in 3 days we…

    TW, Glasgow Apr 2018
  • Highlights:- The friendliness of the people and the wildlife. 

    ME May 2011
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Our Expert's Opinion

Finn Clennett
Finn Clennett - Travel Expert

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