Casa Laureles Cabins & Guest Rooms
Cabins an eight-minute walk from The Jungle Butterfly Farm
About this stay
Casa Laureles sits closer to the forest than the surf, an eight-minute walk from The Jungle Butterfly Farm and nearly three hours from Liberia airport by taxi, reflecting how far this property sits from the busier southern beaches most travelers head for first. The outdoor pool gives guests a cooling-off option without needing the ocean at all, and the cabin-and-guest-room format keeps the pace closer to a jungle lodge than a beach resort in almost every respect. Los Corrales Bar Restaurante is a short taxi ride away for dinner out on evenings the on-site option doesn't appeal. The overall pace here suits travelers who plan loosely day to day rather than around a fixed list of hotel activities.
- Butterfly farm walking distance
- Pool access
- Jungle-lodge pacing
Our take
Casa Laureles is the one I would pick for families more interested in the butterfly farm and a green setting than in waking up on the sand. The Jungle Butterfly Farm is an eight-minute walk away, there is an outdoor pool, and a 9.6 rating from 31 reviews is a good sign. The trade-off is the beach: it is not on the shore, so beach-first travelers should book a beachfront hotel instead.
- ✓Walk to The Jungle Butterfly Farm in the morning, eight minutes puts it well within reach before the day heats up
- ✓Use the pool in the afternoon, it is the main cooling-off option away from the coast at this particular property
- ✓Book the taxi to Los Corrales Bar Restaurante ahead for dinner, options nearby are genuinely limited around here
Why we love it
- Eight-minute walk to The Jungle Butterfly Farm
- Pool as the main cooling-off option
- Cabin-and-guest-room format
- Kid-friendly throughout every room
Why guests love itCasa Laureles is about eight minutes on foot from The Jungle Butterfly Farm, which gives families an easy outing without getting back in the car. The outdoor pool covers the rest of the day, and rooms are set up for children. Free Wi-Fi and free parking keep things simple, and the forest-side setting offers a change of pace from the beachfront hotels along this coast. It suits families more drawn to wildlife than to surf.