Absolument fabuleux ,à ne pas louper.les photos mis sur booking à la limite ne sont même pas à la hauteur de l’établissements .petites villa tout équipée dans un mini domaine luxuriant avez accès privé et clos.Animaux navigue en toute liberté dans cette immense complexe.piscine ,jacuzzi,espace barbecue etc …. .tous cela a proximité de porto viejo de talamanque où toute commodité est présente .1 ère plage magnifique à 100 mètres ,surveillé à 800-mètre et exceptionnelle a 8 km Punta uva (vierge de tous bâtiment et accessoires voiture sous les cocotiers)Lieu à l’écart dur surtourisme (fortuna,Monteverde,Puntarenas)et cela fait une énorme différence.Personnel dévoué et sympathique ,merci encore à je ne sais pas son prénom .inoubliable.

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Prachtig aangelegd complex. Casa Coki is een huisje wat behoort bij het complex Blossom Paradise. Omdat ons huisje de 1e 2 dsgen niet beschikbaar was wegens de vele regen en storm kregen we een gratis upgrade naar een vrijstaande bungalow met privé zwembad. De gastheer deed er alles aan om ons goed te helpen! De laatste nacht in Casa Coki verbleven, wat een hele leuke ervaring was tussen de dieren en het gevoel dat je midden in de natuur verbleef. Een aanrader.

Good location. Close to the beach! Good privacy! Friendly staff. Overall it’s a good accommodation but it has absolut hostel vibes.

No cleaning during the stay. Daily visit from the raccoon, which needed to be cleaned up in the mornings. That’s why a cleaning service every 2 days wouldn’t harm. Some towels should have retired long ago. Any request need to be completely detailed in order for it to happen.

Pool area was nice and the pool was clean & refreshing. First morning's breakfast was offered as a welcome present - a nice gesture. Playa Negra is just 100 metres from the property gate, so really close (but with big waves, so for confident swimmers only). Puerto Viejo town is about 20-25 minute walk away.

1) Casa Coki is in a swampy, shady part of the property, so it comes with a gazillion mosquitoes. We had to burn Raid anti-bug spirals, lemongrass candles, use electric mozzie killer + spray ourselves with DEET any time we wanted to be out on the terrace / open air kitchen area, and still we were getting bitten so much. It was really hard to enjoy the open air kitchen area (and be mindful that the two bedrooms don't connect indoors, so the open air kitchen area is the only place where people sleeping in different rooms can spend time together). Property's shared pool area had much less mozzies, but this is not where you'll spend your time. In the house the mosquito issue was really a madness. There was a swarm of them waiting for you to step out of your room. We were also sleeping in our bug nets. Still came away with so many bites. 2) It was a bit hard to even find the place. No information was given in advance how to find the "reception", only about the "reception" opening hours. And the street gate sports a totally different name, you'll find nothing of Casa Coki. So you get to the street indicated and then you're just looking up and down in vain. Once you find a number to call, be prepared to speak Spanish. English was not understood. 3) Kitchenware provided was in a horrible state - pots and pans were so scratched they were unusable. The skillet had about half the teflon left, smoothie maker was horribly filthy, glasses not clean etc. 4) If you're staying more than one night, there is no room cleaning, so be prepared to smell your used toilet paper in the bathroom from day 2 onwards or find a way to empty the bin somewhere yourself. The house itself also smells of mould whenever you close the windows-doors for more than a few hours. All in all not a bad stay, but not a dream one either, and not really worth the price.