Casa Alba is a modern container home on a hillside in Portasol, a nature community in Savegre between Quepos and Dominical. The house was designed around the land instead of over it: the deck is 100 percent recycled plastic, the wood comes from sustainable sources, and concrete was kept to the minimum the build required. From the open kitchen and terrace, the view runs across the forest canopy with glimpses of the Pacific beyond, and the private infinity pool sits right in the greenery.
Both bedrooms have a queen bed, air conditioning, a desk, and a private bathroom, and each bathroom's sliding glass doors open to a shower on its own private balcony, so you rinse off surrounded by jungle. An L-shaped daybed in the screened-in kitchen area sleeps the kids, which is how the house hosts four adults plus two children comfortably. Wifi runs about 33 Mbps with a dedicated workspace, enough for a real remote-work stay.
The bigger draw is what surrounds the house: Portasol's own river and waterfall are inside the community, so a swim under falling water is part of staying here, not a day trip. Playa Linda is a short drive away. One practical note: the road up is steep, and a 4x4 vehicle is required to reach the house.
Casa Alba books from about $335 per night in the green season, with all fees included and a 5-night minimum stay. Rates follow the owner's live Airbnb pricing and vary by season, so tell us your dates and we will confirm the exact total. Guests rate the house 4.93 of 5 across 61 stays.
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