Forest View Suite
Located on the ground floor of the Jungle House, this private unit is cosy, comfortable and made of natural materials… a perfect place for studying or working and soaking in the surrounding forest views.
1 bedroom-2 toilets-Hot shower-hammock chairs-desk & chair-porch
cool and refreshing cob
The main room of the suite proudly features all-natural walls and floor by Casa de Tierra, a sustainable building project based in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua. The cob floor was mixed & molded by hand and finished with a natural clay-based paint and linseed oil.
En-suite toilet
This house was built with the eco-conscious traveller in mind, but our most economical option still doesn’t lack basic comforts like ceiling fans, desk space, speakers, hammocks, books and a flush toilet. A jungle delight!
Local detail
The ceiling is insulated with bamboo; the indoor bathroom is hand-built from local wood; the separate shower room is built from woven palms.
Comfort
The suite features a queen-size bamboo bed handmade on-site by our team with material harvested from the surrounding farm and covered with a mosquito net
Optional eco-toilet
There is one indoor-flush toilet for those of you who like modern comforts in addition to the well-maintained compost-toilet in the palm building outside, for those who like to save water.
Prices from $37 per night
“My wife and I absolutely loved the place. It could hardly be better: Excellent location, beautifully built (everything is thought of), the bathroom and shower are just perfect, excellent host and organization, very good breakfast in the middle of the forest, wildlife, adventure, near but not too close to the “village”.... We definitely recommend!”
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We have 6 houses open to guests on the 2 acre permaculture farm rated as some of the best places to stay on Ometepe. They are built using natural, local and sustainable materials wherever possible by local tradesmen and filled with local art, located at the base of a dormant volcano in the middle of the largest lake in Central America.