Avis Casa Tres Monos- Stunning Garden/Beach Wildlife Viewing

Tracy et David sont magnifiques !!!! Leur maison coloniale est extraordinaire pour les amateurs de nature.... Un petit paradis très proche de la nature

VRBO needs to remove this property. Do Not book this house it is uninhabitable.

Very nice hosts, great house in the middle of the jungle.... you can hear the monkeys yell at night, you can see monkeys hanging around, you live directly in the jungle...but you always feel safe and cozy! What an amazing experience! Thanks, Tracy and David

If you love cats and dogs and want a real jungle experience, this is the place. It was wonderful to just relax and be one with nature. My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed all the flora and fauna on the property, as well as, the four cats that live there. There is also a lovely beach and restaurant just a short walk away. The hosts were very attentive and fun. Miss you already Tracey and Dave! Thanks again for a fun night and delicious dinner.

We had an incredible stay. So much interaction with wildlife. Waking uo each morning for a cup of coffee and a walk thru the beautiful rainforest garden. We saw monkeys everyday as well as sloths, lizards, frogs, toucans, butterflies and birds of every kind. Tracy and Dave were wonderful hosts, sharing knowledge of their home and ints creature's . Punta Uva beaxh is just across the road and is beautiful with great surfing..We werw sad to have to keave this olace and our hosts

This was a wild setting for wild people. This would not be good for all people but we got what we wanted: a time in the jungle. I couldn't see...say...my parents...staying here but we are a youngish family that searches out adventure and we got it here. It was a rainy rain forest setting with all types of creatures. We saw more animals at the property than the entire rest of our trip. I marked the cleanliness as 4 star not because of the house but the jungle made for a hot wet mess of everything. Maybe 4 stars was more of a warning to be prepared for the jungle. The house was very clean when we arrived, but is not a hotel with white linen and granite counter tops. It's more like a fire-lookout station that can rented in the American West. The house and property were the highlight of our trip.

When we booked this property. We kind of knew what to expect, so we weren't surprised when it was as anticipated. This is a true jungle house it is totally open to the outside. There are 4 bedrooms that have mosquitoe nets and oscillating fans, and while we visited during the rainy season, with the fan running and the nets in place we were perfectly comfortable. In fact, a couple of evenings I got chilly. There are ceiling fans in the main living areas and once again, even with the humidity, we were comfortable and the circulation of air kept the bugs at bay. If you don't like spiders, geckos, and an occasional ant, then this place isn't for you. They're are also free raoming dogs and cats on the property, I'm sure the owner can keep them in her lot, if this is an issue for you. We were not bothered and had a little black kitty spend our whole trip with us. Probably the only downside for us was the detached bathroom. It can be a little scary in the middle of the night heading out to the toilet. While it was a slight inconvenience, we made the best of it, and kept flash lights by the bed, to be sure we could find our way. The shower was spacious and clean and the water was warm. There was water cylinders available in the kitchen and bath. The kitchen is basic, but had everything we required, including the most important coffee and several options for brewing. There were pots, pans, towels and utensils available. The wifi is a little spotty, but if you're there to unplug, it is perfect. The highline of this property is its location. It's approximately 1/4 to 1/2 mile off the road, in the middle of the forest which backs up to the nature preserve. You wake us every morning to the sound of howler monkeys, can sit on the upper or lower deck and see 3 types of monkeys ALL around you. Coming close enough for awesome pictures. The sounds of nature are all around you, birds, frogs, monkeys and much more. It was the most peaceful I've felt in my whole life, and would have been fine with just staying on one of the decks our whole trip. And, don't forget to look up for sloths toucans, and the occasional McCay. Many would call this Glamping+ . The property is within walking distance of a small grocery, restaurants and the most pristine beaches I've been on. If you need a ride, into Puerto Viejo or Manzanillo just ask the grocery clerk to call a taxi or tuk tuk. Over all this property was beyond our expectations. 5 stars

Monkeys and frogs in the front yard! Tracy and David are exceptional hosts. They provided plenty of towels and amenities. Cool house. Open floor plan. We'll be back!

I could not have asked for a better jungle hideaway. Large wrap-around decks with comfy couches, hammocks, and even a bed look out into jungle where 3 kinds of monkeys, sloths, toucans, and an enormous variety of other wildlife will come right up to your backyard. Fabulous hosts. A market and restaurant sit at the end of the drive, with a gorgeous beach just across the road. Be sure to visit the Ara Project and the Jaguar Rescue Center while you are there! And do note that the map on VRBO is wrong -- this is located at Punta Uva, about 30 minutes south of Limon.

If you like camping, this is like the most luxurious camping imaginable. What I love about camping - being immersed in nature - with real beds, hot showers and 2 beautiful decks. If you expect a posh hotel, it is not for you. Hearing the howler monkeys in the morning, seeing the sloth, iguanas, many birds and the monkeys right from the deck is a real treat. The grounds are lush and beautifully planted and maintained. Two very nice beaches are in short walking distance as are a little grocery store and some restaurants. If you want nightlife... Go to Puerto Viejo. Tracy was very helpful. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The only downside - somehow we managed to not see a toucan.