HOTELS El Faro Beach Hotel - Costa Rican Hotel Built From Shipping Containers

El Faro Beach Hotel - Costa Rican Hotel Built From Shipping Containers

Feb. 26, 2015 by UNIQ Hotels

Location:

Quepos Costa Rica Central America
BeachEco-Friendly

The El Faro Beach Hotel is just a short walk from the Pacific Ocean and right at the entrance of the National Park if you are in the mood for a hike in the dense nature. The hotel was built from blocks of sea containers. The construction time using these large blocks of shipping containers was reduced by a third and more notably they decreased the concrete and water usage by 60%. That's what I call eco-friendly! Recycling used containers while saving with materials and water. There are even electric golf carts available for trips.

Your balcony comes with splendid views on the Ocean, the Manuel Antonio National Park, the Playa Espadilla. and the pool below. Even better views are from the rooftop terrace to enjoy the gorgeous Costa Rican sunsets.

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El Faro Beach Hotel construction

The construction from blocks of shipping containers

El Faro Beach Hotel aerial
Shipping container hotel in Costa Rica
Stairs of El Faro Beach Hotel
El Faro Beach Hotel room
El Faro Beach Hotel room with balcony and ocean views
El Faro Beach Hotel bathroom
El Faro Beach Hotel swimming pool
Girls enjoying the views from the pool
El Faro Beach Hotel pool panorama
Playa Espedilla panorama
Manuel Antonio sunset

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63755 Manuel Antonio, Quepos, Costa Rica


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