The recognition highlights the property’s rare thermal river canyon and its integration into one of the world's most endangered ecosystems. Rather than pursuing traditional resort models, the retreat emphasizes passive wellness, where the natural environment serves as the primary restorative element. Guests utilize the site’s mineral-heated waters, extensive trail systems, and locally sourced gastronomy to disconnect from conventional routines.
Gabriel Saragovia, co-founder of the retreat, credits the award to a staff commitment that prioritizes conservation alongside guest experience. Located an hour from Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport, the property balances active tourism—such as its canyon adventure circuit and carbon fiber ziplines—with quiet, intentional immersion in the Guanacaste wilderness. As regenerative travel gains momentum, the 38-bungalow destination continues to serve as a model for luxury hospitality that maintains a non-compromising stance on environmental stewardship.

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