Springs Villa
1496 sq ft / 3 Guests / 1 King Bed
The Springs Villa at Nayara Springs spans 1,496 sq. ft. and sits at the edge of Arenal Volcano National Park, offering an intimate rainforest setting with views toward the volcano. Designed for adults seeking seclusion, the villa’s indoor–outdoor living area opens onto a private balcony and outdoor space where your private plunge pool is fed by natural mineral hot springs.
Inside, the villa is arranged around a bedroom with one king bed and a separate sitting area that includes a day bed, providing comfortable sleeping and lounging options for up to three guests. The living room and laptop workspace flow naturally from the sleeping area; blackout drapes, air conditioning and a 43-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels ensure restful, entertaining stays. The private bathroom features a shower, designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, towels and a hair dryer, plus turndown service and daily housekeeping to keep the villa refreshed.
Your stay includes conveniences like complimentary high‑speed WiFi and free wired internet, free international, local and long‑distance calls, a safe, minibar (with some complimentary items), espresso and coffee makers, free bottled water, 24‑hour room service and laundry amenities noted as complimentary in villa inclusions. Cooked‑to‑order breakfast and access to the property’s Unwind Spa are included with rates, while individual spa treatments are available at an additional charge. Nayara Springs is adults‑only and designed to deliver a romantic, private retreat in the Arenal rainforest.
What's included in this room?
- Private balcony and mineral hot-spring plunge pool with rainforest views toward the volcano
- 1,496 sq. ft. freestanding villa with bedroom, living room and laptop workspace
- One king bed and a day bed, sleeping up to three guests
- Private bathroom with shower, designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, towels and hair dryer
- Indoor-outdoor living area with sitting area, desk, wardrobe and blackout drapes
- Minibar stocked with some complimentary items and free bottled water
- 43-inch TV, espresso maker, 24-hour room service, free WiFi and in-room safe
- Cooked-to-order breakfast, Unwind Spa access and complimentary calls and laundry included with your rate
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What does the Springs Villa at Nayara Springs look out on?
The villa sits in the rainforest at the edge of Arenal Volcano National Park, with views toward Arenal Volcano. Its indoor-outdoor living area opens onto a private balcony and outdoor space, so you can enjoy the setting without leaving the villa.
How does the private plunge pool work, and is it really fed by hot springs?
Yes. Each of the 35 freestanding villas has its own private plunge pool fed by natural mineral hot springs from the Arenal Volcano. In the Springs Villa the pool sits in your own outdoor space beside the balcony, so you can soak in private, day or night.
How are the beds arranged, and how many people does the Springs Villa sleep?
The villa has one king bed in the bedroom and a day bed in the separate sitting area, so it sleeps up to three guests. It suits a couple best, with the day bed as a lounging spot or a third sleeping place. Blackout drapes and air conditioning help with rest.
Is the Springs Villa suitable for families or longer stays?
Nayara Springs is adults-only (minimum age 18), so it is made for couples and adult travelers, not families with children. For a longer stay the 1,496 sq. ft. layout helps: a living room, a laptop workspace with a desk, a wardrobe, daily housekeeping, turndown service and complimentary laundry.
How does the Springs Villa compare with other room categories?
Nayara Springs is essentially one villa category rather than a ladder of tiers. A typical Springs Villa is about 1,496 sq. ft. with a king bed, indoor-outdoor living space and a private hot-spring plunge pool. There is no step up or down to weigh, only the villa itself.
What is included with a Springs Villa stay?
Rates include cooked-to-order breakfast and access to the Unwind Spa. In the villa you also get complimentary high-speed WiFi, free local, long-distance and international calls, free bottled water and a minibar with some complimentary items. Individual spa treatments, such as massages and the couples' Nature Escape, cost extra. So do the fine-dining venues, Amor Loco and Mis Amores.
How far is the villa from the pools, restaurants and the beach?
The resort is spread out through the rainforest and reached by footbridge, so guests are advised to call ahead for a buggy, especially at dinner time. Besides your private plunge pool there are two communal pools and a swim-up bar. Amor Loco and Mis Amores require reservations. La Fortuna and Arenal are in Costa Rica's mountainous interior, so there is no beach nearby; the setting is volcano, rainforest and hot springs.
When is the best time of year for volcano views from the villa?
The dry season, roughly mid-December to April, is the most popular time, with the clearest skies and volcano views. January and February are among the driest months. September and October bring the heaviest rain, and clouds often hide the volcano. Daytime highs stay around 80–90°F year-round, so the plunge pool is enjoyable in any season.
What should I know before booking the Springs Villa that the room details do not mention?
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at noon, and the front desk is open 24 hours. Early arrival or late departure depends on availability. Reserve spa treatments and dinners two to three weeks ahead, as availability follows prior requests. The resort follows a Resort Chic dress code and is non-smoking, and pets are not permitted. Private transfers from San José or Liberia airports take about three hours and may carry a surcharge. Arrange them with the resort at least 24 hours before arrival.