Villa Sierra, Nosara 2-Bedroom Villa
Villa Sierra
Villa Sierra is where cool breezes and sweeping valley views set the mood for true relaxation. With its open, airy design and effortless comfort, it's the perfect retreat after a sun-drenched beach day, a wander through the jungle, or a peaceful afternoon by your private pool. Here, the quiet beauty of the mountains invites you to slow down and settle in.
Villa Sierra
AMENITIES
Sunset -- Every Day*
If you don't want to join the sunset crowds at one of the beaches, pour yourself a cocktail and watch the sun melt into the Pacific from your own patio.
Minutes from Beaches and Food
We are above the hubbub, but it's easy to get to. We're a mostly easy 10-minute drive from all Nosara has to offer -- beaches, restaurants and more.
2 Comfy Queens and a Twin
Each villa features two bedrooms -- each with a queen bed -- one bath, and a twin size day bed, easily accomodating up to 5 adults.
Private Infinity Pool
When you need to beat the heat, your private infinity splash pool will cool you down quickly.
Wild Animals
Whether you're a birder or a fan of the monkeys or some other jungle creature, we have them in our hillside jungle. The sights and sounds don't end.
Amazing Views
Whether you're cooling off in the pool or relaxing on your private patio, the Pacific Ocean is just beyond the Nosara valley below.
We’ve also got all the little things that make a big difference — fast, reliable Wi-Fi, AC in the bedrooms to keep you cool at night, and a fully stocked kitchen if you feel like cooking. You’ll find private parking just steps from your door, in-unit washer and dryer, flat-screen TVs, and super comfy beds to crash into after a full day of sun, surf, and exploring.
Larger groups may be able to book both villas (if available). Choose Eco Compound on AirBnB.
Villa Sierra
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* Full disclosure: Rainy season sometimes obscures the sun melting into the ocean. We’re pretty sure it’s happening; we just can’t always prove it.