A real sky
No light pollution. On clear nights, the Milky Way is visible to the naked eye—and there's a telescope on the property for a closer look.

Guanacaste · Blue Zone
An authentic rural house between San Juanillo and Marbella. Here, luxury means silence, star-filled skies, and the real Pura Vida—not the postcard version.
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Our story
This house belongs to the Mendoza Miranda family—Guanacastecos through and through. They built it with their own hands and opened its doors to anyone who wants to experience the real Costa Rica.
Here, you wake up to the calls of the chachalacas, take a dip in the nearby Río Tabaco, relax in a hammock with a telescope at hand, and watch the Milky Way stretch across the night sky. The beaches are just around the corner, and horses still wander through the village streets.
No traffic. No city lights. No crowds. Just real calm—the kind that's becoming hard to find.
What you'll live
Pura Noche isn't a resort. It's a house in the bush—quiet, simple, and surrounded by nature. You fall asleep to crickets and wake to the call of the chachalacas.
No light pollution. On clear nights, the Milky Way is visible to the naked eye—and there's a telescope on the property for a closer look.
You're in one of only five Blue Zones in the world, where people are known for living long, healthy lives. Maybe it's something in the air.
No streets designed for tourists. This is rural Guanacaste—people still ride horses through town.
Marbella is 10 minutes away, San Juanillo 25. Most days, you'll have them almost entirely to yourself.
To do
You can spend an entire day without leaving the property. If you do venture out, beaches, rivers, and villages are only a few minutes away.

Howler monkeys, iguanas, tropical birds, and butterflies show up unannounced. The house is surrounded by dry tropical forest—wildlife checks in daily.

A private pool, an open-air rancho, BBQ, and hammocks. The heart of slow days—where meals take their time, naps happen naturally, and plans can wait.

Short trails around the house. Perfect for a morning coffee stroll or a stretch after lunch.

A telescope for the Milky Way, a fire pit for late beers, a hammock for watching nothing. The plan here is silence.
Why here
Nicoya is one of five Blue Zones in the world, studied by National Geographic and researcher Dan Buettner. People here live long lives. Diet, water, sun, calm—no one fully agrees why. A few hours away: Barra Honda's limestone caves and Diriá's tropical dry forest. Come find out for a few days.
The house
A simple, well-thought-out house—comfortable, clean, and surrounded by bush. A place that feels like your own.

Where you sleep
Every booking includes the main cabin. For groups of 7 or more, a second cabin opens up, with its own bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen—giving everyone more space and privacy.
Beds
Main bedroom
Second bedroom
Spaces
Beds
Air-conditioned bedroom
Small living room
Spaces
It isn't rented separately—it just gives you more room to spread out.
Inside
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Word of mouth
Real reviews from Google Maps and Airbnb. The calm shows.
“Very beautiful place, super quiet and surrounded by nature. Close to several beaches and a river to swim in, but far from mass tourism. Great service. We'd come back.”
“For those looking for tranquility in Guanacaste and avoiding the crowds, this place is ideal. Surrounded by nature, perfect peace for a real rest. It's family-friendly — I went with my baby and it was great.”
“The place is quite quiet, the house is comfortable; the pool is clean.”
“A super quiet place, surrounded by nature and great service. Clean, tidy, I'd come back without thinking twice. If you're looking to disconnect from routine, you're in the right place.”
Where we are
We're in Venado, on the Nicoya peninsula, Pacific coast of Guanacaste. The closest airport is Liberia (LIR), an hour and a half by car.
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