700 meter west of national park Tenorio, Katira, Alajuela, 21502, Costa Rica

Garden View Casita King

969 sq. ft. / Garden View / 2 Guests / 1 King Bed

The Garden View Casita King at Hideaway Rio Celeste is a spacious 969 sq. ft. retreat designed for two guests, set within an individually furnished and individually decorated casita. Accessed via exterior corridors, it opens to a balcony with Garden View, creating a calm place to take in the surrounding tropical gardens from the privacy of your room. Inside, the bedroom is arranged with 1 King Bed dressed in Egyptian-cotton sheets, premium bedding, a down comforter and provided bedsheets, while blackout drapes, a ceiling fan and in-room climate-control air conditioning help shape the atmosphere to your preference. The casita also includes a wardrobe or closet, desk, phone, iPod docking station, minibar, guidebooks or recommendations, and thoughtful comforts such as bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer and an iron/ironing board on request. The private bathroom has a shower only, finished with a rainfall showerhead for a refreshing start or end to the day. Your stay connects easily to the Hideaway Rio Celeste experience, with breakfast included at Kantala Restaurant and 24-hour room service available when you prefer to dine in the comfort of your casita. Between quiet mornings on the balcony and relaxed evenings after exploring the property’s 80-acre nature reserve, the room offers a generous base for enjoying the hotel’s restaurants, bars, pool, wellness amenities and on-site access to the Rio Celeste, all while returning to the privacy of your Garden View casita.

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The casita opens onto a private balcony framed by the resort’s tropical gardens, part of Hideaway Rio Celeste’s 80-acre nature reserve. It’s a quieter, greener outlook than a forest-facing room, ideal for guests who want a calm, shaded spot to start the day rather than an active view.

The room has 1 king bed dressed in Egyptian-cotton linens and a down comforter, and it’s designed for two guests. It suits couples and honeymooners best, given the single king configuration rather than multiple beds.

Yes, the casita has its own private balcony overlooking the gardens, reached from inside the room. Guests generally use it for morning coffee, evening downtime, or simply enjoying the sounds of the surrounding reserve before heading out to explore the property.

The private bathroom has a shower only, fitted with a rainfall showerhead for a strong, refreshing rinse. It’s stocked with bathrobes and slippers, plus a hair dryer, giving it a comfortable, spa-like feel rather than a purely functional setup.

Hideaway Rio Celeste offers Garden View and Forest View casitas across its 26 total units, and this room sits in the garden-facing tier. It carries the same individually furnished, individually decorated style found throughout the property, with the main difference from a forest-facing room being the outlook from the balcony rather than the size or layout.

Along with the casita itself, the stay includes daily breakfast at Kantala Restaurant and access to 24-hour room service. Guests also get free Wi-Fi throughout the property and use of the hotel’s shared facilities, including the pool, hot tubs, fitness center, and access to the Rio Celeste river on-site.

With one king bed and space for two guests, it’s best suited to couples or honeymooners looking for a private retreat. Families traveling with a young child can still consider it, since children up to five stay free using existing bedding, but it isn’t built around extra sleeping capacity the way a multi-bed room would be.

As one of only 26 casitas on the property, the room sits within an easy, unhurried walk of the pool with its lazy river and hot tubs, Kantala Restaurant, and the trails leading down to the Rio Celeste for on-site swimming. The compact scale of the resort means guests aren’t dealing with long transfers between their room and the main facilities.

The casita is reached via exterior corridors, so a short walk outdoors is part of getting to and from the room. It’s worth noting the property is a non-smoking destination under Costa Rican law, and because access roads to the Hideaway include stretches of unpaved terrain, guests arriving by car or shuttle should plan for a slower, more rural approach than a typical resort transfer.

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