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St. Regis Papagayo Costa Rica Opening Early 2027

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Costa Rica is quite the hotspot right now when it comes to luxury hotel developments, and Marriott has just announced its newest property there…

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Diamond
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Draw up your sand bags and prepare for an old war story …. While serving my masters in Belize, before many who might read this missive were even a glint in your father’s eyes, Costa Rica was a favourite destination for R&R. Upon a return visit a couple of decades later it was shocking to observe just how Americanised the country had become.
I know that this post will go down like a lead balloon, however, I am minded to say that everything which is new is not always progress.


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(@pstm91)
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"Costa Rica's luxury hotel growth is wild" - and you haven't even accounted for the seemingly endless villa product down there, particularly in Papagayo. It's supposed to be a protected park, but the construction doesn't seem to stop. Too bad.


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(@Stefan)
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Living in Papagayo, there is 0.0% chance that a project that starts in July 2025 is ready in early 2027. Literally zero 😉


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(@Big Al)
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It definitely is "American-ized" now but still beautiful and charming. Is it really that bad to have some old world amenities in a new world location?


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(@Mohammed)
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Not only Papagayo/Guanacaste there are also amazing hotels in La Fortuna and around Arenal volcano


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Diamond
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An interesting question Big Al.
Is it a sign of one’s age when you can remember back to the days before we (man) desecrated the natural world? Don’t get me wrong, I am not one of the tree hugging hippies who believes that all progress is wrong, however, I am against over exploitation of our natural environment …. whatever that is? …. 🙂


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(@Danielle)
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The hotel in question - the St. Regis Papagayo isn't part of the Peninsula Papagayo development or community, nor will it have access to any of its amenities. PENINSULA Papagayo currently has three hotels - Four Seasons, Andaz and a Nekajui, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve which opened earlier this year. No further hotels will be built on Peninsula Papagayo.


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