




Ciudad Perdida EcoLodge
Eco-lodge with a pool, hot tub, and private balconies in Cahuita
About this stay
Staying at Ciudad Perdida EcoLodge means waking up to the sounds of nature and enjoying the comfort of modern amenities. The swimming pool offers refreshing dips with scenic views, while the lush garden and spacious terrace provide tranquil spots for relaxation. Evenings can be spent unwinding in the hot tub under the stars. The family rooms are ideal for those traveling with children, and the convenience of a kitchenette in each unit allows for light meal preparation. The private balconies offer a personal outdoor space to enjoy the tropical surroundings, making it a perfect retreat for adventure and wellness seekers.
- Swimming pool
- Hot tub
- Kitchenettes
- Private balconies
Our take
The pool, hot tub and kitchenettes make this a comfortable eco-lodge for families and couples who like to cook some meals. The balconies and the terrace add outdoor space. An 8.2 on only 35 ratings is the lowest score among comparable lodges here, so I would read it as decent, not exceptional. I would book it for the facilities and the quiet of Cahuita.
- ✓Make sure to take advantage of the hot tub for a relaxing evening under the stars.
- ✓Use the kitchenette to prepare some local fruits and snacks for a more authentic experience.
- ✓Explore the lush garden and terrace for peaceful moments away from your room.
Why we love it
- The refreshing swimming pool with scenic views
- Relaxing hot tub for unwinding after a day out
- Private balconies offering personal outdoor space
- Convenient kitchenettes in each accommodation
Why guests love itI would choose Ciudad Perdida EcoLodge in Cahuita for a pool-and-garden stay with room to cook. Each unit has a kitchenette, a balcony and a private bathroom, and family rooms with air conditioning are listed. The lodge has a swimming pool, a lush garden, a spacious terrace and a hot tub, with free Wi-Fi and free on-site private parking. Rated 8.2 on 35 ratings, the sample is small, and I would treat the score as a good sign and not as proof.