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The perfect escape from everything may be a luxurious spa treatment, or sitting in the private Sky Lounge to soak in the natural beauty of this enchanting area with its breathtaking views. You may want to lie back and relax in the sun along the inviting infinity pool, swimming in the natural saltwater. The Kura offers an on-site restaurant serving delicious fusion cuisine, and for a little nightlife, step into Kara Villa’s Diablo's Bar.
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A six-villa, adults-only aerie overlooking Ballena National Marine Park, on the southern Pacific coast. Junior Suites are 68sq.m (740sq.ft) of luxury jungle living. Located at canopy level, Junior Suites are front-row tickets to tropical jungle action. You’ll be in for a show of toucans and exotic birds against a blue ocean backdrop.
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Tropical Infinity Villas include a modern, elite design and a privileged location, with extra wide terraces for dreaming, and getting lost in the horizon. Owned by Bret Love (a veteran journalist/photographer) and Mary Gabbett (business manager/videographer), USA Today named us one of the world's Top 5 Travel Blogging Couples. We were also featured in the 2017 National Geographic book, Ultimate Journeys for Two, for which we contributed a chapter on our adventures in Rwanda.
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These spacious suites are ideal to make your honeymoon magical. From the moody lighting and double rainfall showerheads to the stunning slate and wood decorative accents, Wells’ every design detail works perfectly to set a cozy, intimate mood. This is clearly a place built for tropical romance, and no kids are allowed. The resort opened on a long, winding gravel road high in the hills above Uvita, Costa Rica in January 2013.
Not so at Kura where ethics are as much a priority as esthetics. All wood is farmed and sustainable and bamboo is used wherever possible. All lights are LED and Martin managed to find bulbs that emit satisfying, flattering light. If you were to turn all of the lights on in your room (shame on you) you’d only be using the energy of one conventional bulb. Four years ago owners and creators Martin Wells and Alejandra Umana, a young couple from Costa Rica, saw the property on a steep, jungle-covered hillside above the town of Uvita on Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast.
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The chic black Emerson ceiling fans are silent and feature perfectly designed blades that move a massive amount of air even on the lowest and most energy-efficient setting. If you feel the need to use the air conditioners you can rest easy. They’re EcoX units which use inversion technology to reduce energy use. Cleaning products aren’t just biodegradable, they’re local as well which reduces the environmental impact of transportation. The six suites are stunners of modern, clean, sleek design—all teak, glass, stone, steel and polished concrete. The super comfy beds have light and fan controls built smartly into the headboards.
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The nearest airport is Palmar Sur, 28 mi from Kura Boutique Hotel Member of the Cayuga Collection , and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service. The Junior Suite Villas are great for those who want to keep an eye on the wildlife, as they are located closer to the forest. The Junior Suite Villas have double hammocks and double showers. A village of waterfalls, wildlife, and slow sustainable living, Uvita offers an authentic slice of real Costa Rica. From chic eateries and farmers markets to whale-watching, there’s plenty to explore and experience for even the most well-travelled. With the design focussing on a fusion between architecture and biology, sustainability is at the heart of Kura to create the perfect tropical minimalism.
There is also the opportunity for guests to stand-up paddleboard out at the Whale’s Tail and then snorkel with vibrant tropical species that live in the sheltered bay. A truly luxurious addition to Costa Rica's boutique hotel selection. Due to its secluded location — up a dirt track, a good 30-minute drive from the main road — this is perfect for anyone looking to escape from it all for a couple of days. Costa Rica has a long tradition of ostentatious hotel-building but today’s travelers often prefer a smaller, wiser experience. Located on the esoteric Osa Peninsula halfway up a rainforest-clad mountainside, these properties balance perfectly on that fine line between rustic and luxury.
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This posh boutique hotel offers a blend of upscale modern design, traditional cultural influences, and a surprising wealth of sustainability initiatives. Perhaps the best example of the marriage of eco and chic at Kura is the pool. It’s a four-way infinity edge design tiled in jade green that’s so stunning it’s worth buying a new bathing suit for. And the whole thing is kept clean using a non-salty salt process instead of chlorine. Only three trees were cut down during construction of Kura and 30 solar panels keep the resort mostly off the grid.
The resort is nestled in the lush tropical forest, with views over the Pacific Ocean and the town of Uvita. There is a 15-minute drive to the main road and the largest town of Manuel Antonio is an hour’s drive away. Guests are recommended to fly into San José airport, which is a three and a half hour drive. A private driver, small flight into Quepos or helicopter transfer can be arranged. There are two Master suites that are larger than the Infinity suites and sit higher on the hill for increased privacy and unique ocean views. The suites have expansive interiors and Kura-style plunge pools on their private terraces, for the ultimate luxury.
Practice yoga against the rainforest and ocean backdrop, or just relax with a book and a cocktail. When night falls, the Sky Lounge transforms into a magical hideaway flooded with stars. Arrange for a private dinner or a candlelit honeymoon toast, for an evening to remember.
Each of the eight stylish one-bedroom villas is glass-fronted and surrounded by lush vegetation, with views of the ocean on the horizon. Neutral interiors are decked out in slate, with bamboo ceilings, teak shutters and local-wood furnishings. Picture yourself in a private exclusive villa, surrounded by nothing but lush rainforest where the only sounds you hear are those of the local wildlife. There are two Master Suite Villas both at over 1,000 square feet.
Too it is an intimate setting of only six villas, which makes it a perfect setting for a romantic getaway and an opportunity to relax and rejuvenate in one of the country’s most bio-diverse areas. Awake then, to the sight of rainforest mists rising like a bridal veil under the sun, the view stretching to the jungle-fringed beaches below. The villas were created with help from the sustainable hospitality group Cayuga Collection (a T+L Global Vision Award winner in 2012) and utilize solar power, bamboo ceilings, and rain showers. There are no TVs instead you are invited to spend time in the hammock on your private terrace watching the sun fade the surrounding verdancy into rich, cricket-sung darkness. The center of the complex contains a refreshing saltwater infinity pool dotted around which is white leather furniture where cocktails are served.
