Aguila de Osa: in the midst of the richness of the tropical rain forest, this hotel allows you to enjoy the multiple options of nature and adventure. Its restaurant offers a wide selection of culinary delights. The variety of flora and fauna of the area offers exotic landscapes for your pleasure.
 Casa Corcovado Lodge: this beautiful property is situated in a private reserve of 170 acres surrounding the Corcovado National Park. The lodge offers electricity 24 hours a day generated by a solar system. Comfortable, with delicious foods, and knowledgeable guides very familiar with the area to accompany you on the tours.
Jinetes de Osa: The resort consists of three buildings located on the beach and twenty acres of rain forest. Currently, the resort has 14 rooms in two of the three buildings and a dining room and kitchen in the third. During the months of December-May you can eat your breakfast on the deck of the dining room while watching the humpback whales migrate across the bay. The rooms are simple, comfortable and clean. At night, the fresh tropical breeze carries the sound of the ocean into your room; a most effective cure for stress based insomnia.
Marenco Beach and Rainforest lodge: explore the scenic beauty and wildlife of the Peninsula of Osa in the Southern Pacific region of Costa Rica. This property has 1,500 acres of private biological reserve in the tropical rain forest. Enjoy the beautiful, solitary beaches, the primary rain forest, and tours to the Corcovado National Park, the Isla del Caño Biological Reserve, horseback riding through the reserve, and diving. The 8 standard rooms and 17 bungalows have terraces with views to the sea, private baths, and fans.
Esquinas Rainforest Lodge: only 5 kilometers apart from the Interamerican Highway and a 30-minute taxi ride from Golfito airport, the lodge welcomes all kinds of nature lovers, whether eco tourists looking for a jungle adventure off the beaten track, birdwatchers, natural history groups interested in studying the rich biodiversity of a tropical rainforest, or educational groups participating in field courses.
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