HÔTEL & SPA ANINGA
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Hôtel doté d'un spa, d'une piscine en forme de tortue et un bar, disposant des chambres spacieuses, coquettes, de style bungalow
Laissez-vous conduire depuis San José jusqu'à ce petit paradis. 33 chambres de type bungalow installées sur la mangrove, au-dessus des crabes bleus et sous les singes hurleurs. Une ambiance très nature pour cet ensemble qui reste à échelle humaine. Les chambres sont spacieuses et coquettes, l'intimité est conservée car chaque module est bien séparé. On s'y sent bien. Aninga Lodge a aussi une piscine en forme de tortue où aiment venir se prélasser quelques iguanes XXL, les singes n'hésitant pas à observer le spectacle. Un nouveau spa jouxte la piscine et le bar.
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On arrival we were welcomed with a refreshing drink, which is what is needed with the 32C plus temperatures and high humidity!
The rooms are individual lodges, which don't have glass in the windows, just insect netting - obviously no air conditioning so they're the same temperature as the jungle surrounding. But it does mean you get to hear the jungle sounds all night which can be quite relaxing, although the howler monkeys start making noise around 5am! The monkeys actually spent some time right above our lodge on a couple of occasions, very close and great to watch. Three main lodge has WiFi and most of the lodges can also still access that from in them.
The food is all buffet, but surprisingly pretty good and a good choice that differs each time, and drinks are reasonably priced too considering the location.
The pool is in the shape of a turtle, and has a small jacuzzi area as well as a good sized swimming area, and there's a bar that does very good cocktails with fresh local fruit too.
The lodge staff were very friendly, and the organised excursions were very good - canal trip early in the morning to spot animals, and a walk in the afternoon too, saw loads including sloth, toucan, Caymen and crocodile.
Overall this was a real sense of living in the jungle and as close to wild Costa Rica as you can get, definitely recommend it - just make sure you prepare for the intense heat and humidity, as there's no escaping it anywhere the whole time you stay!