Coffee with the canopy
Jungle Balcony Room 4
A big private balcony facing straight into the jungle — and a desk for the days you have to work.
- Big jungle balcony
- Desk
- Wildlife
- Shared bathrooms
What it’s like
This double room is a nature lover’s dream. A big private balcony faces straight into the jungle, with excellent wildlife-watching: sloths, monkeys, iguanas and toucans all live in these trees, so keep an eye out while you sip your morning coffee.
Inside, violet and turquoise walls; outside, a painted waterfall keeps the balcony company. There’s desk space for remote work, and the fiber-optic Wi-Fi holds a strong signal even out on the balcony.
- Sleeps
- 2 guests
- Bed
- Full-size (double)
- Balcony
- Big & private, into the jungle
- Workspace
- Desk space
- Wi-Fi
- Fiber-optic, reaches the balcony
- Bathroom
- Shared (hot showers)
- Always
- Fan, mosquito net, screened windows
Photos of the room
Every photo is the house’s own, from its official gallery for this room.
Check your dates
We’ll take you to the house’s booking site with your dates. If Jungle Balcony Room 4 is free, it shows up in the results with the exact price.
Starting rate published on the house’s booking site (checked 31 Oct 2026). Your exact price for your dates is shown there.
Jungle Balcony Room 4 on the booking siteQuestions about this room
Will I see sloths from the balcony?
Quite possibly — the house regularly sees sloths, monkeys, iguanas and toucans in these trees. They’re wild animals, though, so no sighting can be promised.
Can I work from the balcony?
Yes, the house says its fiber-optic signal stays strong out on the balcony, and there’s a desk inside.
Is the bathroom private?
No — like every room in the house, this room shares the house’s bathrooms (with hot showers). There are no en-suite rooms.
What time are check-in and check-out?
The house’s booking site lists check-in from 3:00 PM and check-out until 11:00 AM. Arriving late? Message the hosts so they can plan for you.
Is there air-conditioning?
Not listed. The room has a fan, a mosquito net and screened windows — it’s an open-air jungle house built for the breeze.
