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Twelve En-Suite Bedrooms. Three Buildings. One Compound.

La Palma · Jacó, Costa Rica

Sleeps18
Buildings3
Bedrooms12
Baths12.5
Offered At$2,400,000
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The Property

An operating asset, not a project.

La Palma is a twelve-room hospitality compound at the south end of Jacó: three separate buildings, a courtyard pool, and a covered rancho on one site — previously a hotel, fully remodeled and equipped for hospitality. Building its equivalent would mean securing a lot inside town limits, then permitting and construction from the ground up. Here, that work is done.

12En-Suite Rooms
12.5Baths
3Separate Buildings
18Sleeps

The Compound

Three buildings. One site.

The compound is three separate buildings, each with its own rooms and en-suite bathrooms. They share the pool, rancho, kitchen, and outdoor amenities.

King room interior

Building A

The King Wing

5 king rooms · 5 en-suite baths

Building A holds five king rooms, each with a private en-suite bath and its own air conditioning. Use it as a single block or as five independent rooms.

Two-queen room interior

Building B

The Group Wing

6 two-queen rooms · 6 en-suite baths

Building B holds six two-queen rooms, split across two floors — three on the ground level and three upstairs — each with a private en-suite bath and air conditioning.

King suite interior

Building C

The Private Suite

1 king room · 1 en-suite bath

Building C is a single king room with a private en-suite bath, standing on its own — a separate building to use as an owner's room, staff quarters, or a private suite apart from the rest.

Gallery

Across the compound: twelve en-suite rooms, three buildings, the pool, and the rancho.

Amenities

Everything on site.

A central pool and shared social core serve all twelve rooms, with comfort and security throughout.

Pool & Outdoor

Central pool & poolside half-bath
Covered rancho with bar
Outdoor BBQ & gas grill
Tropical gardens

Kitchen & Social

Equipped communal kitchen
Three dining tables
Lounge with sofas & large TV
Pool table
Foosball

Comfort & Security

Air conditioning in every room
In-room safes
WiFi
Exterior security cameras
On-site parking

How You Run It

Three buildings, three ways to use them.

A former hotel, fully remodeled. Three separate buildings around one shared core give a buyer more than one way to use the property.

ABC

All three, together

One compound, one group

All twelve rooms and the shared core serving a single group at a time — the whole property, one booking.

ABC

Each independent

Building by building

Run the three buildings as independent units, each with its own rooms, sharing the pool, rancho, and kitchen.

ABC

One held back

Owner-occupy one

Hold Building C as an owner's residence or staff quarters while Buildings A and B are used separately.

Sold as real estate. How the property is operated, and any continuation of services, agreements, or accounts, is the buyer's to determine in due diligence.

Location

South Jacó, within town limits.

The compound sits at the south end of Jacó's main street, within the town limits of Jacó — a beach town on Costa Rica's Pacific coast.

Puntarenas / Garabito / Jacó / La Palma

The beach

Jacó's Pacific coast.

The town

Jacó's shops, restaurants, and dining.

Main street

On Jacó's main street, at the south end of town.

Buyer Questions

What you’ll want to know.

The essentials before you schedule a viewing.

What does the buyer acquire in the sale?
La Palma is a complete compound, not a single building or a project to develop: three separate buildings on one site, twelve private en-suite bedrooms around a central pool, a covered rancho, and a communal kitchen — a former hotel, fully remodeled and equipped for hospitality. The land, all three buildings, the pool, rancho, kitchen, and fixed infrastructure transfer with the sale; the furniture and equipment inventory is itemized in a separate negotiation.
Can a foreign buyer own this property directly?
Yes. Costa Rica allows foreign buyers to own titled property directly, on the same terms as nationals — typically holding title personally or through a Costa Rican corporation. Your attorney structures ownership and confirms title during due diligence.
How can the new owner use the three buildings?
Three separate buildings around one shared core give more than one option: run all twelve rooms as a single compound for one group, operate each building independently, or keep one building as an owner's residence while the other two are used separately.
How are the twelve rooms laid out?
Three buildings. Building A holds five king rooms; Building B holds six two-queen rooms, three on each of two floors; Building C is a single king room standing on its own. Every room has a private en-suite bath — twelve rooms, twelve and a half baths, and eighteen beds in total.
Where exactly is the property?
At the south end of Jacó's main street, within the town limits of Jacó, a beach town on Costa Rica's Pacific coast. Jacó district, Garabito canton, Puntarenas province.
Is an operating business included in the sale?
La Palma is sold as real estate: a former hotel, fully remodeled and equipped for hospitality. How the property is operated, and any continuation of services, agreements, or accounts, is the buyer's to determine and is confirmed in due diligence.
What do I verify, and how do I arrange a viewing?
Title (folio real), zoning (uso de suelo), and any permits are reviewed with an independent Costa Rican attorney as part of due diligence. Viewings are private and by appointment, arranged directly with Billy Harris. Walk all three buildings and see the pool in person before you decide.

Get in Touch

See it in person.

Walk every building and see the pool with Billy Harris. Private viewings by appointment.

Get in touch with Billy

La Palma · Jacó, Costa Rica$2,400,000

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Details reflect the property's current configuration and are provided in good faith; buyers verify all particulars with an independent Costa Rican attorney as part of due diligence.