Suitree Experience Hotel

Treehouse design and an evening at Taru

A shower surrounded by trees is one of the distinctive pleasures of Suitree Experience Hotel. In Sardinal, modern treehouse rooms and spacious suites bring architectural design into a landscape of birds and mountains. Local artwork adds another layer of character, making the stay feel connected to the people as well as the scenery of Guanacaste.

Settle into a different perspective

Suites spanning more than 100 square meters offer space to settle in, with a minibar and tree-framed shower among the features of the treehouse experience. Garden bungalows provide another accommodation choice, and balconies, terraces and outlooks vary by category. Choose the room around the perspective you want rather than assuming all accommodation shares the same design.

A pool, trails and gardens give you further ways to enjoy the grounds. Spend time outside your accommodation, follow the greenery or pause with birdsong and the mountain backdrop around you. The stay rewards leaving room for the property itself alongside outings to the coast.

Practical comfort in the treetop setting

Golf-car access helps you move around the property, while 24-hour room service makes a snack or drink possible beyond the usual dining hours. An adapted room has an accessible entrance and bathroom designed to comply with Costa Rican law 7600. Confirm that specific room and its suitability for your needs when making plans.

An evening at Taru

Taru brings traditional Costa Rican cooking into a contemporary dining experience, using fresh, locally grown ingredients. The name means “Us” or “Nosotros” in the indigenous Chorotega language. A wine collection spanning sparkling cavas and reds from around the world gives you another reason to keep an evening free for the restaurant.

Guanacaste outings and local creativity

Guanacaste’s mountain views, biodiversity and village life offer possibilities beyond the hotel. Some beaches are within a 20-minute drive, letting a coastal outing sit alongside time in Sardinal. Choose a beach day when it suits the plan, then return to the trees, architecture and quieter pleasures of the hotel.

Curated pieces by local artists bring creativity into the property, supporting the artistic community while giving you something to notice between outings and meals. Water treatment, energy conservation and waste management form part of its environmental practices, adding substance to the connection with Guanacaste’s landscape and community.

What to weigh when choosing this stay

• A different accommodation perspective: modern treehouse rooms and suites bring architectural design into trees and mountain surroundings, appealing when the hotel experience itself matters to the vacation.
• Spacious suites with distinctive details: suites span more than 100 square meters, with a minibar and tree-framed shower part of the treehouse experience. Garden bungalows and other categories have different layouts and outlooks; choose the named room carefully.
• Time on the grounds: pool, trails, gardens and birdsong provide reasons to stay close between outings, while golf-car access helps with movement around the property.
• Taru and a global wine selection: fresh, locally grown ingredients connect traditional Costa Rican flavors with contemporary cooking, complemented by sparkling cavas, reds and other wines from around the world.
• Service beyond dinner hours: 24-hour room service makes snacks and drinks available later, useful when you want to relax in your accommodation without another outing.
• Concrete accessibility provision: an adapted room includes an accessible entrance and bathroom designed to comply with Costa Rican law 7600. Confirm availability and suitability for your needs.
• Local art and environmental practices: curated work supports local artists, while water treatment, energy conservation and waste management are part of the hotel’s approach.
• Inland setting with coastal outings: the hotel is in Sardinal, with some beaches within a 20-minute drive. Choose it for design and mountain surroundings, and plan beach time as an outing rather than expecting a beachfront stay.