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°HOTEL AQUIARES COFFEE FARM CASA HACIENDA LA ESPERANZA TURRIALBA (Costa Rica) – from € 166
Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza Bed & Breakfast – Turrialba
9.93716,
-83.72154
Turrialba,
Costa Rica
166€
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Address
Hacienda La Esperanza 7Km North From Turrialba,
Turrialba,
Costa Rica,
30501,
Cartago
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Overview
Placed near restaurants and bars, within 2.5 miles from Parapente Costa Rica Aire Libre, Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza Turrialba comprises a storage for belongings and a restaurant. This bed & breakfast offers airport transfer service, a laundry room and concierge service as well as WiFi throughout the property.
Location
Guests can get to Turrialba city center, which is 3.5 miles away. Aquiares Coffee & Community Experience Dude Ranch is located not very far from this hotel.
Eat & Drink
The dining at the American-style restaurant is based on American cuisine.
Internet
Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel for free.
Guest Parking
Private parking is possible on site for free.
Number of rooms: 11.
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Facilities
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Free parking
Baggage storage
24-hour services
24-hour security
Food/ Drinks
Bar/ Lounge area
Restaurant
Welcome drink
Coffee shop
Picnic area/ Tables
Shuttle
Paid airport shuttle
Laundry
TV
Leisure/ TV room
General
- Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Baggage storage
- 24-hour services
- Food/ Drinks
- Shuttle
- Laundry
- TV
Sports & Fitness
- Hiking
- Cycling
- Table tennis
Services
- Paid airport shuttle
- Housekeeping
- Laundry
- Dry cleaning
- Tours/Ticket assistance
- Welcome drink
Dining
- Restaurant
- Bar/ Lounge area
- Picnic area/ Tables
- Dinner
Business
- Meeting/ Banquet facilities
Children
- Board games
- Children’s menu
- Children’s play area
- Game room
Facilities for people with disabilities
- Toilet for disabled
Spa & Leisure
- Beach umbrellas
- Live entertainment
- Sun terrace
- Garden area
- Leisure/ TV room
- Public Bath
Room view
- Garden view
- City view
- Mountain view
Room features
- Terrace
- Garden furniture
- Ironing facilities
Bathroom
- Free toiletries
Media
- AM/FM alarm clock
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Good to know
Check-infrom 15:00-17:00FREECheck-outfrom 11:00-12:00FREE
Children & extra bedsThere are no cribs provided in a room.
PetsPets are not allowed.
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Private Bathroom Double Room
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Private Bathroom Quadruple Room
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Location
Hacienda La Esperanza 7Km North From Turrialba,
Turrialba,
Costa Rica,
30501,
Cartago
- City landmarks
- Nearby
Cartago Province
Aquiares Waterfall
810 m
Cartago Province
Aquiares River Waterfall
2. 7
km
230
Parapente Costa Rica Aire Libre
4.0
km
230
Parapente Turrialba
4.0
km
la sinchona san antonio
Waterfall La Muralla
4.4
km
Pejibaye River
4.6
km
Farm
Aquiares Coffee & Community Experience
360 m
Getting around
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You can book a shuttle, once your reservation is complete.
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FAQ
What landmarks can I find in vicinity of Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza?
During the stay at Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza, guests may pay a visit to Waterfall La Muralla, which can be found within a 10-minute drive, or attend Parapente Costa Rica Aire Libre (2 miles) and Pejibaye River (3 miles).
What popular attractions are the closest to the Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza?
Guests of the Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza can visit Iglesia Aquiares Estate (0.2 miles), or Aquiares Coffee & Community Experience Dude Ranch placed within just a 5-minute walk.
Does Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza Turrialba provide an airport shuttle?
Shuttle is one of the services offered by Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza Turrialba. Please inform the hotel staff about your estimated arrival time.
Is there parking at Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza?
Yes, Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza features a parking lot available on site.
What dining options does the Turrialba hotel offer?
The guests of the Turrialba hotel can enjoy their dinner in La Esperanza restaurant which serves American meals.
Can I have breakfast at the Turrialba bed & breakfast?
Yes, guests of the Turrialba bed & breakfast can enjoy buffet breakfast served daily in the restaurant.
What is the earliest I can check-in at Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza Turrialba?
At Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza Turrialba you can check in from 3 PM till 5 PM on your day of arrival.
What is the earliest and the latest I can check-out at Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza?
You can check out of Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza from 11 AM till 12 PM.
How much does it cost to stay at Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza?
The price for a room in Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza starts at $194.
What payment methods are available in the hotel?
At the hotel you can pay using Visa and Mastercard.
Which amenities are included in the rooms of Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza?
Every room in Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza welcomes guests with the following facilities:
- smoke detectors
- ironing facilities
Is there free internet in Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza Turrialba?
Yes, Aquiares Coffee Farm Casa Hacienda La Esperanza Turrialba provides WiFi throughout the property free.
Address
Hacienda La Esperanza 7Km North From Turrialba,
Turrialba,
Costa Rica,
30501,
Cartago
View map
Good to know
Check-infrom 15:00-17:00FREECheck-outfrom 11:00-12:00FREE
Children & extra bedsThere are no cribs provided in a room.
PetsPets are not allowed.
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Getting around
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Need a shuttle?
You can book a shuttle, once your reservation is complete.
Tip: Consider options with free cancellation to stay flexible in light of the ongoing outbreak of COVID-19.
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Song of the Road
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- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- Yes
- Restaurant:
- Yes
- Showers:
- Hot
- Water:
- Potable
- Toilets:
- Running Water
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
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- Pet Friendly:
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Description
A traditional Colombian hacienda. The cost is 15k pesos per person per night for camping. You are right at the doorstep of El Cocuy National Park. Stunning views and great place to stay while you visit the park. The showers are super hot here!!
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m.eisenlauer
great place to stay for hiking in El Cocuy. They serve excellent food (18.000 for dinner). You can camp for 12.000 per night per person. very friendly people there! we also did the google meet video up here which is obligatory for entering the park as we had LTE with Claro.
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pascal.la.croix
Bel endroit a 3500 metres un peu froid mais normal. Juste a la limite du parc donc pas a s inscrite au bureau du parc qui est ferme le dimanche am. Accueil sympa et jolie vue. Reseau chez tigo. Parfait pour qq nuits
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asobolife.com
We loved our 3 days at La Esperanza. Fantastic views and the host family is very nice. A great place to acclimate to the altitude.
Hot water shower (but bad shower head). However, the tend to lock the doors at night meaning no bathroom/shower until the morning. But perhaps you can ask for a key?
If you’re hiking to Laguna Grande, ask Flora to prepare lunch for when you get back. 20,000 and it was delicious. Attached is a photo.
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sebastian
It’s a very nice place and very comfortable if you want to hike or relax. The view is picturesque and the family very friendly! Flora cooks good meal for 15k and for the night we paid
only 10k for two persons.
We had good telephone reception.
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Live The Postcard
As discribed by others. Nice big flat place to park to the left of the hacienda. Charged us 10k per day for two of us and our truck. Bathroom and shower as discribed.
Please be aware that you must secure all permits, insurance and guide BEFORE you come up here. Stop is Guican or El Cocuy and make all of your arrangements for hiking prior to making the hour drive to any of these sites. If you plan on doing more than one hike, make all arrangements in town before coming here. Nice family running the hacienda.
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johnandmandi
We paid 10,000 pp to park in the parking lot with use of the bathroom and shower. We were directed to park so that buses could turn around in the small lot since this is the end of the road. Sufficient if you want to do the hike.
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Very rustic place. Maybe you can find a level place to park. Maybe not. The NP is opened again and there is lot of traffic from dropping people off and picking them up later. People are super nice but not really a place to spend a night. There is way better and free options on the route here. If you come here just do to the hike then parking is 5thousand COP. It’s possible to arrange English speaking guide with them. There is 2 Sergios in the NP area who speaks English.
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AshLivin.com
Open. 10k per person to camp and no longer includes use of the bathrooms (there is a pit toilet up near the sheep pen he let us use). They also don’t serve food anymore. Not the nicest area to pitch a tent but the trailhead to Laguna Grande is in their backyard (Not allowed to go all the the way to the lake right now because the park is closed but they are permitting people to hike to the mirador above the waterfall where you have a view of El Pulpito del Diablo glacier).
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Ridetheworld
Hardly a campsite if there is nowhere to camp? Unless I misunderstood the area where I was directed to for camping was not suitable at all for tents, Kanwara much better in this respect.
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nomadlife
Great family run place. Sleep in truck 10k, very good three course dinner 15k, breakfast 10k. Hot showers. Recommended!
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mit-eigenen-augen.blogspot.de
Very friendly. Marco is a real original! We liked it a Lot although the weather was not the best. The hike to the Laguna Takes 6hrs return if you are fit. Rooms are 45,000 included. Breakfast. Beautiful landscape
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Bee-individual
We liked it very much. We especially liked the good food and the hot shower (best suicide-shower ever). From here, you can walk to the laguna grande de la sierra in 8 hours incl. your way back. Guillermo, the son of the owner is a chef and if he is there’ try to profit from his art. Nice place!
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kathiandjosh
Great place and super friendly.
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Only the Wind Knows
Hacienda which has been in the same family for 4 generations. Great atmosphere. Beautiful location. We camped for 10,000 pesos per person. We also had excellent, home-cooked meals. Breakfast + dinner was 25,000 pesos per person.
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Song of the Road
A traditional Colombian hacienda. The cost is 10k pesos per person per night for camping. You are right at the doorstep of El Cocuy National Park. Stunning views and great place to stay while you visit the park. The showers are super hot here!!
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Get out of Town
– 6.000 COP per person
– nice bathrooms and shower
– relatively level space for 1-2 vehicles, but more would fit
– at the trailhead to Laguna Grande de Sierra
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Esperanza, Venezuela – tourist attractions, most visited places
Esperanza is located on central part part of Venezuela (Distrito Colon, Estado Miranda), 43 kilometers on north-west from Estado Miranda. There is a lot to see in the surroundings. On southwest (4 kilometers) is Expanzoo Expansion Centro Educativo Recreacional. On southwest (10 kilometers) is Oriental Park, Art Center La Estancia (11 km). On west (11 kilometers) is Park Hacienda La Floresta, Botanical Garden (11 km).
TOP 100 attractions in Esperanza, Venezuela,
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TOP-100 attractions, Esperanza, Venezuela
Expanzoo Expansion Centro Educativo Recreational
Expanzoo Expansion Centro Educativo Recreacional is a farm animal zoo located
3.49
10
4. 45km
east park
East Park (Parque del Este) is located in the east of Caracas. This is the largest and most famous pa
3.49
10
10.48 km
Hacienda La Floresta Park
For more than two centuries, Hacienda La Floresta has existed “Between coffee trees and reeds”. He
3.49
10
10.84km
Botanical Garden
The Botanical Garden, located in Caracas, is perhaps the most beautiful and richest in all of South
3. 49
10
11.11 km
Art Center La Estancia
La Estancia Art Center is a large leisure complex located in Caracas. At the Art Center
3.02
11.24km
Altamira Square
Altamira Square is located in a very quiet area of Caracas. Although, as the locals say,
3.49
10
11.34 km
Caribbean Andes
Caribbean Andes – the northernmost part of the Andes mountain system, located within the limits of the island of Trinidad d
3. 49
6
14.09 km
Mount Avila
From almost every street in Caracas, you can see the famous Mount Avila. Before the arrival of the conquistadors th
3.02
14.18 km
State University of Caracas
State University of Caracas, which is the main institution of higher education in Venezuela,
3.49
10
15.42km
Caracas cable car
One of the interesting sights of Venezuela is the cable car that stretches into the mountains
3. 49
10
15.82 km
Paseo de Los Proceres
Paseo de Los Proceres is one of the most interesting public places in Caracas. The area was built
3.49
10
16.09km
Mosque of Ibrahim al-Ibrahim
Ibrahim al-Ibrahim Mosque is the second largest mosque in Latin America, which occupies
3.49
8
16.3 km
FAQ about Esperanza, Venezuela
Nearby 5 attractions.
Here are the most interesting frequently visited places near: Expanzoo Expansion Centro Educativo Recreacional (4.45 km), East Park (10.48 km), Hacienda La Floresta Park (10.84 km), Botanical Garden (11.11 km), La Estancia Arts Center (11.24 km )
The most expensive coffees
Did you know that caffeine is the most widely used psychoactive drug in the world? It is found in food, drinks and even tablets. The world revolves around this drug, which is so essential to the lives of millions of people that it is often overlooked as a cure. You may not even understand how your cup of coffee drives a billion dollar economy. Many of us consume caffeine every day in the morning. For this reason, coffee has long been a major economic product. After all, the economy of some countries is tied exclusively to coffee beans.
As a crop, coffee is grown worldwide in over 70 countries and consumed in hundreds. The entire coffee economy is a gigantic enterprise. Throughout history, coffee has had many uses, from religious ceremonies to brewing a cup before work or after dinner (which many consider to be their religious experience). Coffee acts as a stimulant and also aids in digestion. There are many varieties, from plant species to grain processing methods. Different production methods and growing regions give coffee different aromatic shades. I’m sure there are at least some coffee mysteries, myths and controversies that you didn’t even know about.
None of this is news to the coffee connoisseur, of course. As technology for processing and brewing a drink develops, the distance between a standard cup and a quality cup expands. Of course, there is also a price gap. Here are dozens of the most expensive cups of coffee available on the world market today.
Coffee is measured in pounds, which equals 0.45 kilograms. Below is a list of the most expensive coffees in the world. They can be ordered via the Internet and you will need to add the cost of delivery to the price.
10. Yauco Selecto AA (Puerto Rico) Coffee (Coffee Yauco Selecto AA) – $24/lb
Coffee has long been a commercial product in Puerto Rico, being the country’s main commodity both domestically and internationally. Rainfall in Puerto Rico is high, especially at higher elevations in the mountainous region, where coffee beans are mainly harvested. In addition, the nutrient-rich clay soil gives this coffee a special flavor. The limited production of Yauco Selecto AA coffee makes its price high. This coffee has a rich, buttery aroma with a mild chocolate flavor.
9. Starbucks Rwanda Blue Bourbon Coffee (Rwanda) – $24/lb.
Bourbon coffee is an Arabica coffee produced in Rwanda due to its favorable climate. Starbucks Rwanda Blue Bourbon coffee offers a mix of sour cherry and cinnamon butter cookie flavors. Of course, the aroma of this coffee is not the only reason why you should definitely try it. The well-known American company Starbucks helped Rwanda create a large number of coffee farms as part of its plans to rebuild the country, whose economy was shaken by the civil war. The coffee fair trade movement and the government’s economic reforms have increased the coffee’s share of the world market.
8. Mi Esperanza Coffee (Honduras) – $35/lb.
Honduras becomes the leader in coffee production in Central America. In an online auction in June this year, international buyers purchased 1,320 pounds of coffee from the Mi Esperanza farm for a record price of $35.10 per pound.
Honduran coffee is popular for its natural qualities, combining aromas of fruits, nuts, chocolate and spices. It is highly valued by gourmets because it is highly aromatic and does not leave a bitter aftertaste.
7. Los Planes Coffee (El Salvador) – $40/lb.
Los Planes coffee is grown in the Chalatenango highlands region of El Salvador. This trophy-rich coffee took 2nd place at the Cup of Excellence in 2006 and 6th in 2011. The aroma of caramel with mandarin is the most favorite.
6. Blue Mountain Coffee (Jamaica) – $49/lb.
Blue Mountain coffee has a worldwide reputation for excellence, and consumers around the world can’t seem to get enough of it, even at $49 a pound. Approximately 80 percent of this coffee produced in Jamaica is exported to Japan every year. Coffee itself is grown at an altitude of 1500 km above sea level in the Blue Mountains of Jamaica, where heavy rainfall affects its growth. Due to the abundance of water, the coffee beans pop out of the husk soon after they are harvested, giving Blue Mountain coffee a well-balanced, smooth flavor.
5 Fazenda Santa Ines (Brazil) $50/lb.
The beans of this coffee are fed by natural mineral springs and grow in fertile soil. This is a naturally processed coffee that makes it taste caramel-sweet right down to the last drop.
4. Molokai Coffee (Hawaii) – $51/lb.
Hawaii is said to be the only state in the US with the ideal climate and soil conditions for growing coffee. It’s no surprise that they have a plethora of world-famous coffees. One of them is Molokai coffee, produced on a 200-hectare plantation located in Kualapuu (Maui).
Molokai is an organic coffee that boasts a floral, berry and caramel flavor with hints of herbs. It is also full-bodied, slightly acidic, and has a long-lasting chocolate flavor.
3 . St. Helena Coffee (St. Helena, UK) (St. Helena Coffee) – $79/lb.
Of course, the island’s remote location and transportation costs affect the price of this coffee, but that’s not what people are paying for when they buy a pound for $79. The high quality and unsurpassed floral fragrance with a hint of citrus is truly one of a kind and definitely worth the money.
2. Kopi Luwak Coffee (Indonesia) – $160/lb.
What makes Kopi Luwak coffee from Indonesia so valuable is the selection and digestion process. Yes, you understood everything correctly, the process of digestion. KopiLuvak is often referred to as civet coffee, as coffee is digested inside the animal by enzymes. The civet eats the coffee cherry, then the coffee beans are harvested from the animal’s feces. During digestion, special enzymes are released that transform the taste of coffee beans, removing excessive bitterness. The taste of these beans is so in demand in our world that gourmets are willing to pay from 100 to 600 dollars per pound, depending on the global harvest. So Kopi Luwak is sometimes the most expensive coffee in the world.
1. Hacienda La Esmeralda (Panama) – $350.25/lb.
The trophy shelf at Hacienda La Esmeralda is full, because this coffee has been awarded first place at different world festivals and cups thirteen times since 2004. Do you want to know the latest record of this coffee? A shocking $350.25 a pound at the Best of Panama auction in 2013. Grown in the shade of guava trees on the slopes of Mount Baru in Panama, this coffee is in high demand and only grown in small quantities. Every coffee connoisseur should at least once in his life afford this luxury.