Villas Majolana
Costa Rica
Check out nearby Carara National Park for birdwatching and scenic trails.
Villas Majolana offers a tranquil escape in Playa Agujas, located along the Central Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Nestled between lush rainforests and pristine beaches, this hotel provides a serene setting for relaxation and exploration. Guests can choose from a variety of accommodations, including bungalows and studios, which are stylishly renovated and include private terraces. Each accommodation is thoughtfully designed to blend comfort with nature, allowing guests to unwind in a peaceful environment. A standout feature is the elegant swimming pool, perfect for lounging and enjoying a day in the sun. Visitors will find the hotel just 50 meters from the scenic Agujas Beach, with Bonchinche Beach a short 400-meter stroll away.
Villas Majolana embodies the beauty of Costa Rica's natural landscapes, offering opportunities to spot local wildlife such as monkeys, scarlet macaws, and iguanas. For those seeking adventure, a range of activities are available nearby, from kayak excursions and canopy tours to visits to Carara National Park. The hotel welcomes guests traveling with pets, with certain restrictions to ensure a harmonious stay for all visitors.
The property's location makes it a convenient gateway to explore the wider region, with the village of Quebrada Ganado only 3 kilometers away, providing amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies. Slightly further afield, Jaco's vibrant beach life is accessible just 13 kilometers from the hotel. Whether for a quiet retreat or an action-packed vacation, Villas Majolana caters to diverse visitor preferences, while maintaining a commitment to comfortable, nature-infused accommodations.
Reviews
This is an amazing place to stay while in costa rica, it is a quiet beach, away from big tourist spots, but still close to the touristy hubs. We stayed at the iguana suite, one morning while drinking our coffee we heard a rustling in the trees above. The tree above was a tamarind tree and the nuts were falling like crazy on to our awning. We assumed it was just the wind, untill we were startled by a large object falling onto our roof with a loud thud and rolling off, I assumed it was a branch. I decided to look at the falling object and investigate. After investigating the object that fell, I was face to face with an iguana! I made eye contact with the creature and we scared each other. The iguana ran off toward the pool. I look up at the tamarind tree and see another iguana hanging out in the branches (I think he was the winner of a scuffle). Our stay at the iguana suite was made 10x better because it started raining iguanas.
