Papagayo Peninsula, Nacascolo, Guanacaste, Costa Rica

Four Seasons Resort Peninsula Papagayo, Costa Rica

Four-Bedroom Villa at Prieta Bay

5626 sq. ft. / 10 Guests

The Four-Bedroom Villa at Prieta Bay at Four Seasons Resort Peninsula Papagayo, Costa Rica is a spacious private retreat designed for time together in one of the resort’s most distinctive settings. With 5,626 sq. ft. of villa living and views of Prieta Bay, it offers generous room for families or friends travelling as a group while keeping the experience closely connected to its coastal surroundings. The villa accommodates up to 10 guests across four bedrooms, making it well suited to multigenerational stays or groups who want the ease of sharing one expansive residence. The layout is centred on the scale and privacy of a four-bedroom villa, with space to settle in, unwind and enjoy time together between days at the resort. Your stay brings the comfort of a villa together with the all-inclusive ease of Four Seasons Resort Peninsula Papagayo, Costa Rica. Guests can arrive knowing the essentials of the experience are seamlessly taken care of, leaving more time to enjoy the setting, reconnect with one another and make the most of an extended stay at Prieta Bay. For larger groups seeking a refined Costa Rica escape with space, privacy and a strong sense of place, this villa offers an effortless base within the resort.

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The villa is terraced into the hillside above Prieta Bay, looking down over its curving, multi-hued sand beach and the Pacific beyond. Because the layout is built around that vantage from nearly every room, the bay view is part of the villa’s design rather than a paid upgrade, making it a defining reason to book here.

It comfortably sleeps up to 10 guests across four bedrooms, giving parents, grandparents and kids their own space while still sharing one villa.

Yes, the villa’s expansive terrace includes a private plunge pool set above Prieta Bay. Guests tend to treat it as a central gathering spot, for morning laps before a day of resort activities or as a shaded retreat in the afternoon between the beach and dinner.

Each of the four bedrooms, plus the Great Room, has its own full marble bathroom, so no one competes for space in the morning. The two primary bedrooms go further with deep soaking tubs and outdoor showers, a detail couples within the group tend to enjoy most.

The three-bedroom version offers the same hillside setting on a smaller scale, while the Four-Bedroom Villa adds a fourth bedroom and bunk-bed sleeping for up to 10 guests. Stepping up to the Four or Five-Bedroom Estate at Prieta Bay trades the plunge pool for a larger swimming pool and adds extra space such as a media room, for groups wanting even more room.

Along with the villa itself, guests have full access to the resort’s all-inclusive program, so dining, beverages and daily activities are built into the stay rather than tallied up separately. It pairs the privacy of a standalone villa with the ease of not planning every meal or outing in advance.

It was designed with exactly those three in mind. The scale and bedroom mix suit multigenerational families or groups of friends who want everyone under one roof but still want private bedrooms and bathrooms, and the layout holds up well over a longer stay since there’s room to retreat, work or simply spread out.

Prieta Bay sits within the resort’s grounds, with the villa positioned on the hillside directly above its own crescent beach. From there it’s a short, scenic way to the main pools, restaurants and the Arnold Palmer-designed golf course, keeping the villa private without feeling removed from the rest of the property.

Yes. Because the villa is set apart on its own stretch of hillside above Prieta Bay, it feels noticeably more secluded than accommodations closer to the main pool and lobby area, which is part of why it appeals to groups wanting privacy alongside the resort’s full-service amenities.

Photos tend to capture the plunge pool and the view, but less visible is how the indoor and outdoor spaces are designed to flow into one another, with glass walls and pocket doors connecting the Great Room to the terrace. That design means the villa lives much larger than its bedroom count suggests, with everyone naturally gathering in shared spaces rather than scattering indoors.

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