Three Sixty Boutique Hotel - Adults Only

Three Sixty Boutique Hotel - Adults Only

Mist still sits in the valley below Three Sixty on most mornings, and when it clears the view opens onto rainforest running down to the hills on one side and open Pacific on the other, from a hotel built 300 metres above the ocean outside Ojochal, near Puerto Cortes, 17 kilometres from the nearest town center. The infinity pool curves around the building's edge rather than sitting in a straight line, so the horizon shifts as you swim, and the 360 Bar carries that same sweep of sea into the evening, with dinner at KuaKua Restaurant. Only twelve villas, each with natural walls, custom Indonesian furnishings and floor-to-ceiling terrace doors opening onto a private balcony; the Deluxe King room adds a partial ocean view to that same layout. No one under 16 is admitted, which settles who this suits before arrival, and anyone wanting nightlife on the doorstep should look elsewhere, since the property sits well up into the hills. What sets it apart from other boutique hotels along this coast is its CST Elite certification, Costa Rica's highest sustainability rating: solar panels, hybrid vehicles, rainwater harvesting, greywater recycling, and a tree planted for every night booked, with ingredients sourced from regenerative local farms. Spa treatments need booking ahead, breakfast is charged separately at roughly USD 5 to 20 per person, and the rest of the day runs through a gym, a pool, and easy access to snorkelling, fishing and hiking along the coast. The infinity pool and the 60-mile view are what no other hotel on this stretch of coast can offer; the age limit is what decides who gets to see it. Three Sixty sits 300 metres above the Pacific outside Ojochal, with an infinity pool that curves around the building and a CST Elite sustainability rating few boutique hotels in Costa Rica can match. Adults only, twelve villas, spa bookings taken in advance. Bring a partner, not children under sixteen.