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Facilities
An Infinity swimming pool was recently
added. A sunken bubbling jacuzzi provides soothing relaxation beneath a glass
gazebo that frames the volcano's peak against a starry sky. The gardens and
landscaping are extravagant with color. Natural flowering plants and shrubs
were carefully chosen to attract wildlife. Jewel-toned hummingbirds dart from
heliconia to oleander and brilliant butterflies adorn the blooms. Other
attractions include a waterfall, just a short hike away, which cascades into
the cool forest depths. A well maintained path leads guests to this magical
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Rooms
37 rooms in a four-building spread on the
property. The 22 Smithsonian
rooms feature huge walls of glass that provide premiere views of the volcano.
Seven are located just off the main lodge and dining area. Ten are housed in a
modern building located about 110 meters from the main lodge, reached by a
134-foot suspension bridge through a small patch of rain forest. This block of
rooms are located near the pool and Jacuzzi area and feature a viewing deck,
conference room, and a volcano museum with an active seismograph constantly
monitoring the volcanic and seismic activity just outside your door.
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Additional
Information
Birders will be particularly gratified during
their visit. The diverse habitats surrounding the lodge shelter nearly 370
species. Guests can see birds everywhere. A host of activities await the
spirited adventurer. Mountain biking, whitewater rafting, kayaking, hanging
bridges, butterfly gardens, canopy tours, fishing, horseback riding and more
are all available. But, one needn't travel far to feel nature's magic. It's all
around you! |