This is a very pretty property. The breakfast was delicious and filling- eggs, rice & beans, plantains, avocado, toast, coffee, orange juice. Our room had an ocean side view from the patio, and a huge window on another side with a view of the rainforest. The "deluxe bungalow" is very spacious and clean. Our last night we had a very special presentation. A family member of the property owners performed for us with two members of her dance group. The were in traditional outfits, and even invited us to dance a few with them at the end. They had homemade tamale samples and drinks as well. This was for the July 25 holiday there that is to celebrate freedom of the Nicoya region from Nicaragua. The location is great. It's very close to the main beach, but was peaceful and quiet. As others mentioned, it's a steep climb, but the town is pretty hilly so it's not that out of the ordinary.

A few small things. We could have used some more information/communication about the snorkeling excursion we planned through them so that we could have been more prepared in advance. The bathroom light is very dim, so it's hard to see in there and in the shower. The hammock was not comfortable. It was kind of like sitting on a tightrope.

Given all the rave reviews about the view, we were somewhat confused to find ourselves in a private cabin in the forest with no view at all. After some discussion with Daniel, we moved up to the ´Casa Principal’, which is less private but did afford us a spectacular bird show of hummingbirds, tanagers, macaws, parakeets every morning as well as incredible views of the bay. The main house has 4 rooms so we did share the place for 2 nights with another couple but they didn’t mind our children! Pedro and Yami are wonderful hosts and their staff are very friendly and will help you with booking tours, dragging luggage up and down the hill and just generally shooting the breeze. The breakfast is a little steep for a family of 5 ($12pp!) but the kitchen is large and well equipped so we could organise our own breakfasts and dinners on the deck with the best view in Costa Rica! A magical place to stay!

The approach is steep, which is fine. The problem is it’s really slippery as well so you have to take care walking up and down. We also didn’t dare take the car up as it wasn’t a good quality 4x4: good enough for the road to Drake but wasn’t risking it on the hill…

Casa Horizontes is a series of separate bungalows up a steep hill overlooking Drake Bay. We arrived by boat from Sierpe and were met on the beach by Pedro, the owner, who drove us the short distance up to our bungalow. Danny met us there and showed us the facilities before taking us up to the reception/dining area to have a welcome drink and some fresh fruit whilst we checked in. The bungalow was clean and tidy and had a small kitchen with a fridge, hob and a kettle. The hotel supplied two large bottles of water, which were replaced when needed, which was a nice touch. The bungalow was in the middle of the forest and so nature is all around as well as inside from time to time! There was air conditioning and ceiling fans in the bungalow which was essential as it was extremely hot. It is a 10 minute walk to the nearest mini market and restaurants and about 5 minutes to the town beach. The hotel offers breakfast and dinner but there are also alternative options in town.

Our stay at Casa Horizontes in Drake Bay was absolutely magical! The spacious house with AC in both bedrooms provided perfect comfort after days of jungle adventure. What truly sets this place apart are the extraordinary hosts - from the moment we stepped off the boat in Sierpe, our host was there to greet us and drive us up to the house (despite it being just a short walk away). They welcomed us into their own home for fresh juice and fruit while we took in the breathtaking ocean views - a moment I'll never forget. The location is perfect - you feel completely immersed in the rainforest while being just a 3-minute walk down the hill to the ocean. Having the supermarket and several amazing restaurants nearby with incredible food and drinks made everything convenient. The beautiful hiking trail close to the property was an unexpected bonus for morning explorations. But I must emphasize - the hosts are what make Casa Horizontes truly special. Their genuine kindness, honesty, and incredible hospitality elevated our entire Drake Bay experience. They were so accommodating with every request and went above and beyond to ensure we felt welcome. I left with not just wonderful memories but profound respect for these goodhearted people who made our stay unforgettable. If you're visiting Drake Bay, you absolutely must experience Casa Horizontes!

Electricity goes out everywhere when it's heavy rainfall, but that's nothing anyone can control. It comes back on pretty quickly.

Old wooden house overlooking Bahía Drake - and what fantastic views.🤗 Garden full of birds; lots of rangers and hummingbirds, trees in front of veranda often had motmots, toucans or macaws. Staff (Daniel and Glori) really helpful, especially dealing with the early morning departures for boats to Corcovado or Sierpe - Pedro even collected and delivered us to the boat terminal (beach).

The noise from taxi boats revving their engines and doing doughnuts in the bay is a problem for all of Drake Bay. Casa Horizonte is slightly away from the centre so less affected than some places

We had rented the Casa bosque which is an absolut gorgeous place to stay, in the middle of the forest with the most beautiful views. We coul see Iguanas and birds just on the tree in front of us. We were in the dry season. The access path when by foot is partially really steep, in the dry season this was doable for us. They picked us up at arrival with a car, so Seth lugguage was not a problem. Breakfast quite pricy for 12USD, but it comes with an other nice view and bird feeding just in front.Wwe had an own kitchen.

Steep access way

Best view I've ever had while eating breakfast. The breakfast bar overlooked the bay. Which is beautiful, but they make it better by putting bananas on a post about 25 feet in front of you. Birds of all colors come to feed. There is a bird identification guide available..

The climb up the hill to the hotel is steep, slippery, and a bit tiring but isn't enough of a reason to keep me away. I would love to stay at the hotel again.

Karen and co were exceptionally helpful. Before we even arrived they arranged for pick-up from Drake bay air strip, they had our room ready early, they happily held our bags whilst we went on an overnight excursion to Corcovado, and arranged for our boat transfer to sierpe - Great communication via WhatsApp throughout - Beautiful room and incredible view from our balcony - we saw macaws, toucans, iguanas and more from our room - Great location close to the start of the Drake bay walking trail and not far from shops and restaurants

The property is up a steep track, might not be accessible to all - was fine for us but required a bit of planning to make sure we weren’t doing it more than we needed!

Great location, super staff. Not fancy but beautifully appointed. Breakfast was great, Karen arranged boat transport, trip to Corcovado Park, etc. No AC, but fans, and set on a hillside so good airflow, with great view of the bay, lots of local birdlife, small place so no crowds, quiet and peaceful. They did laundry for a small fee. Reasonable prices, highly recommend. There are cheaper places but with no view and less air flow, more crowded, noisier. I’ve stayed at 4 others places and this was the nicest unless you spend 3-4 times the price.

The only issue would be if you had limited mobility, as it is a fairly steep walk to the beach or town, 4-5 minutes, well maintained path but steep.

Brilliant accommodation, great views, very relaxing, great hosts. A bit of climb up the hill Pedro acted as a taxi service moving our luggage and us up and down to the boats. I recommend travelling by boat rather than driving across country it was a great experience as long as you don't mind getting your feet wet... there are no jettys.

The coffee shop was never open. So we had to drink beer.