I felt like I had a good sense of this incredible destination from other reviews and was not disappointed. It's stunning and well-worth the rugged journey. The views are breath-taking and the wildlife abundant, from the 3 toucans who greeted us outside the bedroom window on our arrival, to the howler monkeys, cows, and countless other birds and creatures. We stayed two nights with our college-aged children and planned for a rest day on the property in between, but there was too much right there to see and explore for any resting! Our horseback riding tour was a highlight-- calm and confident horses and friendly capable guides-- I highly recommend. The night tour through the jungle was fascinating for most of us, and slightly frightening for one of us. ;-) We were well taken care-of, generous hospitality, and delicious meals. Our entire Costa Rican experience was amazing, and Mirador Prendas was the top of the list.

We loved the adventure of the unpaved road and delicate bridges. It's definitely rustic and isolated, which enhanced the experience for us, but might be uncomfortable for some.

The breakfast was amazing and it was delivered to our floor. Nixon was an amazing host, he was super helpful! We can highly recommend to stay there.

Please make sure to have a 4x4 car to get there. It is almost impossible to do it without one.

The location is very remote but worth it. Waking up to the sound of birds and nature was amazing. The staff is also super friendly and accomodating and the view is unbeatable.

The road to get there is really bumpy so you are a bit stuck there. We have young kids and they were happy but also going around in circles at times, there are lots of stairs as well so it was a bit tiring. Also we didn't see that much wildlife in the end.

Remote location was amazing with beautiful views and waterfall on property just a short hike away. Very quiet and secluded area. Nixon was our service specialist who brought us our meals to eat on the balcony and assisted with anything we needed. Very personal service

If you are up for some adventure in nature this is the place. It is back to basic facilities, but with your private waterfall and pool and a great wildlife view from the mirador. We loved it. You need to 4x4 to get there.

Lovely Costa Rican Family ranch. Very creative and artistic architecture, but rustic. Food was typical CR home cooking. Remote hilltop with great view and BIRDS! Room was large, open, treehouse-like. Get up with birds! (They will not let you sleep) Hike to waterfall on property. Few other guests. Not touristy.

Use Maps.me We traveled there in a regular car over unpaved road on a dry day and it was long and slow but through lovely countryside. 4 wheel better/necessary in rain. Don’t expect hotel amenities but staff eager to provide what you need. Too far for day trips but hike in surrounding area, relax and bird watch.

Mirador Prendas was an incredible experience….. owner has built a magical destination. The service and good were outstanding. Nixon coordinates service and was attentive and fun to be around.

You have to go over a couple narrow bridges to get there. Made me very nervous first time, not a problem after first time.

Jungle castle with amazing wood work inside. Facility with mosquito net on the bed excellent for mosquito free sleep. Loud tropical sounds of beetles, birds, and occasionally other mammals, such as boar. Meal facility amazing. Zipline is on-site. Multiple activity, relatively cheaper than La Fortuna tourist region, and easily arranged by staff

Spotty wifi coverage and lengthy unpaved roads

A most interesting structure with fantastic views. The place is awash with character and quirkiness! Amazing woodwork: panels, murals, sculptures

Better lighting would have been nice. As would more cushioned seating.

The hotel is so original! The rooms are very beautiful, all made with wood. The location is amazing, surrounded by nature. The panorama is incredible from the roof. The staff is so kind and the food (breakfast and diner) is good. We loved our stay !

It is a remote place and the facilities can be basics but functionals