The Springs Resort & Spa at Arenal – Fortuna, Costa Rica
The Springs Resort & Spa at Arenal perches one thousand feet above the Arenal Valley on a mountain ridge just six kilometers north of the active volcano but safely outside the government declared danger zone.
A luxury resort featuring hot springs, picture perfect views of the Arenal Volcano from every guest room and four restaurants including the Ginger Sushi Bar and Las Ventanas fine dining.
With a spectacular view of the Arenal Volcano, natural hot and cold springs, five unique dining experiences, and an impressive full service Spa, The Springs Resort and Spa at Arenal promises to overwhelm you in every aspect of quality, service and design.
The Springs Resort and Spa is a 165 acre luxury boutique five star hotel in La Fortuna, Arenal, Costa Rica with the best view of the Arenal Volcano and the most onsite guest amenities including a 14,000 square foot full service Spa, hot springs, a kilometer of frontage on the Arenal River and a wildlife rescue preserve.
The Springs Resort And Spa is great for bird watching in Arenal along with hiking, river fishing, kayaking and wildlife tours.
Enjoy the 28 mineral laden, artesian hot springs and the 14,000 square foot spa and fitness center. Lodging includes access to all hot springs and pools.
Each guest room and Villa at The Springs Resort and Spa includes a private terrace with balcony and picturesque volcano view, hammocks, rocking chairs, central air-conditioning, luxurious marbled bathrooms with Jacuzzi tubs and wireless internet access.
The Springs Resort And Spa Rooms:
Vista Guest Room and Vista Plus
The Vista Guest Room accommodates two guests in a king sized bed with a possible rollaway for children. The Vista Plus has a small extra bedroom with two single beds and a bathroom with disability access which you enter by passing through the master bedroom.
Vista Grande Guest Room
These guest rooms are all located in the Aracari building. They are similar in design and layout to the Vista Guest Rooms, but have 195 sq. ft. more space and with an additional full-size pullout sofa and a twin-size day bed, perfect for families with children.
Alta Vista Guest Room
The Alta Vista Guest Room is similar in design and layout to the Vista Guest Room but has 18’ vaulted ceilings and because of its location on the second floor has a sweeping view of not only the volcano but the valley below.
Honeymoon Vista Guest Room
In addition to the fantastic view and all the amenities of our Vista units these ultra-special guest rooms offer our guests the ability to enjoy an outdoor Jacuzzi in the privacy of their own lushly landscaped garden terrace.
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