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Xandari Resort

  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
  • Xandari Resort and Spa
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Tranquil resort set in a coffee plantation, offering the allure of the Costa Rican countryside with the convenience of proximity to the airport.

Costa Rica is famous for its coffee and enchanting countryside, and the cheerful Xandari Resort has an ideal setting in the beautiful gardens of a working coffee plantation.

This rural property is also conveniently located with San José airport just a 20-minute drive away, making this a perfect base for those wishing to avoid a stay in the chaotic capital.

This award-winning resort has a cluster of boldly-decorated villas with private terraces. Xandari also makes the most of its charming countryside location with impressive valley views from the restaurant and a number of walking trails within the grounds, including to a picturesque waterfall.

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What our clients say

  • “Xandari is stunning, lovely gardens.”

    JL, Twickenham Jun 2013

  • Very pleasant hotel, excellent staff, excellent food, interesting site.

    JDL St. neots Jan 2015

  • Fantastic food

    SM, Knaresborough Aug 2015

  • "Xandari was beautiful in all aspects."

    KJ, Hatfield Sep 2013

  • Very good to stay at for access to SJ airport. Very nice rooms, nearby roads a bit noisey at nights.

    GS, Taunton Dec 2015

  • "Superb venue for first stop. Only disappointed that we did not have time there on arrival day as we had a late flight in. All staff were lovely!"

    AB, Farnham Jan 2014
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