Nammbú Beachfront Bungalows – Playa Carrillo, Costa Rica
Nammbu Beachfront Bungalows is a family hotel in Playa Carrillo, Costa Rica.
The hotel has a great interest in the conservation of the natural environment and their environmental management system distinguishes it in the region.
Amenities at Nammbu Beachfront Bungalows include a restaurant and yoga classes and an outdoor pool with a sundeck, loungers and ocean views.
The hotel was designed to offer guests excellent service on a paradisiacal beach and it makes a great base to explore the incomparable wonders of Costa Rica, from the best and most beautiful beaches to beautiful forests and volcanoes.
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