Luna Lodge

If you decide to go with the glamping option, know that for the (shocking) price you are going to be staying in a vinyl tent with no furniture, that is decidedly rustic. The room rates are too high for this option. There will be mildew (note to the sensitive). This is an ultra basic platform tent, and the 'colonial design' touted on the main website is nonexistent re: these tents. In fact, practical design is no part of this room type, few hooks, no benches, your stuff will be on the floor or bed or in the bathroom. We struggled to find the value for what was supposedly GLAM-ping. The staff were helpful enough, but once you’ve made it out here, and are committed to the tent lodging, the hospitality team isn’t flexible. They will not be willing to shift accommodations or refund you. One can find better rustic accommodations throughout the area easily. Book yourself somewhere else (for a quarter of the price!!!!). Also, the beach is not close and petty theft at nearby beaches is an issue.

Environment including facilities and paths. Excellent meals!

If I could give this place 10 stars, I would. Being one with nature, disconnecting from the world was truly meaningful. From staff to owner, everyone was so kind. Food: five stars. Bar: 5 star. Room: We had the honeymoon bungalow 5 stars. Tour guid: Andreas was really good and passionate. We drove there, and it was such a scenic drive. Lots of hikes, animals, birds.. just perfect!

Peaceful, exotic, and gracious, Luna Lodge was everything I had hoped while packing. The view of the jungle from our bungalow changed throughout the day as the angle of the light and clouds across blue skies did their magic. The jungle sounds of cicadas, Howler monkeys and more enlivened each day. Hiking in the jungle and swimming in the pool provided life-giving recreation. Meals were nutritious, delicious, and beautifully presented. My cousin and I especially appreciated the spa. A magnificent vacation all around.

We stayed 4 nights at Luna Lodge in November 2024 and loved it! Lana Wedmore has realized her dream - beautiful bungalows, excellent lodge and food (vegetarian included), in a superb remote location. The rivers were high due to a lot of rain but our driver, Jairo, got us through every crossing safely. It was thrilling, actually! It's best to have an experienced driver for the 2+ hour trip into the lodge. We saw many monkey species and hiked in Corcovado Park with excellent guides. Luna Lodge is set on a steep slope - everything is manageable, although prepare for the trek up to the yoga platforms if you want to do the yoga. The people, the monkeys (especially the spider monkeys that thrive in Osa) and the feel of this remote location make it a fabulous trip! I read Lana's book, Married to Paradise, before going to Luna - her journey to fulfill this lifelong dream of building a wellness place on the Osa Peninsula is incredible!

Our glamping experience (tent was very comfy/cozy & clean), at Luna Lodge was magical. From the lodge staff (Kiki, Raquel) to the guides (Andres, Mau) to Lana who had a dream (many thanks) for a sustainable property to share with others. Special mention to the helpful people with our bags & the chef/kitchen staff for the amazing meals.