The Jaguars Jungle Rainforest Lodge - All meals included♡

Guest review

9.0

We saw tapirs each night and most mornings, which was definitely special. But it was somewhat odd that there was so little other wildlife during our stay, given that the Osa Peninsula is the most biodiverse area of Costa Rica and I generally see much more when I visit Corcovado.

− The tour guide was enthusiastic and really worked hard to locate birds (morning bird walk) and insects/reptiles (night walk). But he needs to learn more about plant and insect ID as he used common names and seemed not to know what a taxonomic name was.

Magnifique expérience au coeur de corcovado

9.0

L'environnement. L'accueil

− La visite dans corcovado trop courte en 1/2 journée en plus le guide avait une heure de retard

All in all, a very beautiful stay in a beautiful place. GORGEOUS place!!!!!

10.0

We really loved the place, The grounds were gorgeous with beautiful and differing differing views from all over the large campus. The rock outcropping all along the waterfront was particularly beautiful. Each cabin was nicely designed and with wonderful architectural elements; stone bathrooms, as well. There were walking trails in all directions and many animals and birds to view. The entire campus was huge and gorgeous and very well-taken care of and it included orchards and a greenhouse. It was a truly gorgeous destination!!! The mother and original owner, (living on the premises) was wonderfully friendly; very welcoming, interesting and lovely in every way. She walked often with me, told the history and stories about the place. And, she had a live-in cat that was found in the National Park. Loved visiting the amazingly beautiful Tortoiseshell cat. Wonderful staff, Actually they were beyond wonderful and helpful in every possible way. Jean Carlos and Everlast (or a name close to that) were unbelievably wonderful and went beyond their job duties; so helpful and friendly and running to us to tell about particular animals spotted.

− We found it impossible to phone the lodge; no numbers worked. We tried everything. We ended up having to call Leo, the owner, and he was extremely disagreeable. We were missing key info and he was very ugly to us on the phone; not at all warm and client friendly. Said he was "The Owner and not a secretary". But upon arrival he was fine, just not outgoing. He tried to find animals for us to view. The Manager, Elizabeth, did her job but was also not particularly warm and friendly.