Nantipa Boutique Hotel, a Tico Beach Experience, is now ready for a soft opening this December 20 in Santa Teresa beach in the beautiful Nicoya Peninsula in Puntarenas.
This new hotel is being developed with an investment of $6 million and its official inauguration is set for January 29, 2019; however, this December 20 it will be receiving its first few clients in a “soft opening” with limited room availability (Nanku Bungalows, and Ninta Bungalows) and for stays of minimum 3 days through January 2.
Nantipa stands for “blue” in the Indigenous Chorotega language, “we consider what the ocean represents sacred: the infinity of possibilities to enjoy life”, explains the Nantipa webpage. “The Chorotegans were the native tribe that inhabited the Nicoya Peninsula at the time Columbus and the Spaniards arrived in Costa Rica in the early 1500s. Nicoya is one of the World’s five Blue Zones, as recognized by UNESCO, for the healthy lives and longevity presented by its population”.
The beachfront hotel will have 15 rooms, 7 bungalows and 8 family rooms, in a 2.3 hectare property, most rooms feature full or partial ocean views; it is a development of corporation Hoteles Tuanis Mahe S.A., mainly owned by Costa Ricans and it will be managed by Bound Hospitality.
“Our mission is to combine World Class design with authentic Costa Rican hospitality right on one of the country’s top beaches. The vibrant and unique natural setting and the barefoot luxury feel of Santa Teresa provide the perfect setting to deliver unique and memorable experiences.”
For reservations, call 4004-0628 or email info@nantipa.com.
This new hotel is being developed with an investment of $6 million and its official inauguration is set for January 29, 2019; however, this December 20 it will be receiving its first few clients in a “soft opening” with limited room availability (Nanku Bungalows, and Ninta Bungalows) and for stays of minimum 3 days through January 2.
Nantipa stands for “blue” in the Indigenous Chorotega language, “we consider what the ocean represents sacred: the infinity of possibilities to enjoy life”, explains the Nantipa webpage. “The Chorotegans were the native tribe that inhabited the Nicoya Peninsula at the time Columbus and the Spaniards arrived in Costa Rica in the early 1500s. Nicoya is one of the World’s five Blue Zones, as recognized by UNESCO, for the healthy lives and longevity presented by its population”.
The beachfront hotel will have 15 rooms, 7 bungalows and 8 family rooms, in a 2.3 hectare property, most rooms feature full or partial ocean views; it is a development of corporation Hoteles Tuanis Mahe S.A., mainly owned by Costa Ricans and it will be managed by Bound Hospitality.
“Our mission is to combine World Class design with authentic Costa Rican hospitality right on one of the country’s top beaches. The vibrant and unique natural setting and the barefoot luxury feel of Santa Teresa provide the perfect setting to deliver unique and memorable experiences.”
For reservations, call 4004-0628 or email info@nantipa.com.
