Aerial view of a coastal landscape with a beach, lush greenery, and buildings set among trees under a partly cloudy sky.

Four Seasons Peninsula Papagayo

On a narrow peninsula between two ocean bays, the Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo welcomes its guests in an extraordinary coastal landscape. The spacious property harmoniously hugs the wooded slopes of the peninsula. Gentle sea breezes and the sound of the Pacific accompany the day in the shady tropical gardens. The architecture combines natural wood and stone elements with a light-flooded, open design. The resort blends the wild beauty of Costa Rica with high-class, unobtrusive service. This creates a relaxed atmosphere for breathing deeply at the highest level.

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Details

  • Country

    Costa Rica

  • Location

    Peninsula Papagayo

  • Price

    from €1,050 per night/person

  • Best travel time

    December - April

Rooms

The accommodations are distributed as elegant rooms, suites, and private villas with living areas ranging from 56 to over 600 square meters along the green slopes. The design uses native Guanacaste wood, natural stone, and warm earthy tones to bring the nature of the peninsula directly into the rooms. Huge glass fronts can completely open to the terrace and transform the living area into an open viewing platform over the Pacific. In the higher categories, you can expect private plunge pools as well as outdoor showers under the open sky. Due to the protected location in the dense greenery, you enjoy complete tranquility with a view of the sea or the tropical dry forest.

A luxurious hotel room with a large bed, nightstands, and a sitting area adjacent to a balcony with lush greenery outside.
A spacious balcony with a wooden table, chairs, and a white sofa overlooking lush green trees and the ocean.
Luxurious bathroom with a standalone bathtub opening to an ocean view balcony at the Four Seasons Costa Rica Papagayo.
Luxurious lounge area with a large white sectional, armchair, and view of the ocean through sliding glass doors.

Culinary

The culinary life in the resort is spread across various restaurants that are all characterized by the open style of the property. From relaxed dishes by the pool to finely crafted menus in the evening, guests find the right setting for every part of the day. In the kitchens, Latin American traditions blend with international influences, with fresh fish from the coastal waters always playing a major role. On the open terraces, you enjoy your dinner with a light sea breeze and the view of the setting sun over the Pacific. Later in the evening, the central lounge transforms into a lively meeting point for cocktails and small specialties.

Outdoor restaurant terrace under large trees decorated with string lights during sunset.
A collection of whisky bottles, glasses of whisky, and a bowl of lime on a bar counter.
Whisky tasting setup in a rustic bar with wooden barrels, stone walls, and large windows letting in natural light.
Two chefs with white hats delicately prepare lobster on a kitchen counter outdoors.

Activities

The unique location by two beaches offers optimal conditions for numerous water sports such as stand-up paddling or kayaking. Golf enthusiasts will find spectacular views of the Pacific on the hotel’s own 18-hole championship course designed by Arnold Palmer. The spacious spa offers soothing treatments inspired by local Costa Rican traditions. Guided nature walks across the peninsula also allow for spontaneous encounters with howler monkeys and exotic bird species. Those wishing to take the day at a slower pace can relax by one of the four swimming pools on the property.

A couple walks along the beach near a forested coastline under a clear sky.
Four women practicing yoga outdoors on a grassy area near the coast, with trees and mountains in the background.
A man and a woman riding bicycles along a path with tall palm trees and a view of the water in the background.
A person playing golf on a lush green course by the ocean, under a partly cloudy sky.

Location

The hotel is located on the Peninsula Papagayo on the northwest Pacific coast of the country. The protected location at Bahía Culebra ensures calm, gently sloping water at the two beaches of the estate. The surrounding area is characterized by tropical dry forests, which are home to howler monkeys and exotic bird species. Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport in Liberia (LIR) is only about a 40-minute drive away.

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