





Kasiiya supports the people of Guanacaste and Costa Rica, preserving their culture and natural environment. This commitment means we build without environmental impact, we employ local people wherever possible, we buy local produce and materials to support our immediate communities and tradesmen, and we re-invest a percentage of any profit we make back into local conservation projects as well as businesses and villages to help them become self-sufficient in their own right.
Read MoreAs an ecologically sensitive luxury lodge in Costa Rica, Kasiiya is all about treating the planet and the particular ecosystem it’s part of with utmost respect and care. But the land and sea are not the only ones who benefit from this attention. The same nurturing and philanthropic attitude extends to the local villages and community of Ticos who Kasiiya can positively impact, too.
Read MoreA Climate Change Conversation with Eric Palola of Guanacaste Dry Forest Conservation Fund.
As Kasiiya forges a path toward more conscious, sustainable and responsible hospitality, issues such as climate change are inevitably top of mind. In an interview conducted by travel journalist Kathryn Romeyn with Kasiiya founder Mehdi Rheljari and Guanacaste Dry Forest Conservation Fund (GDFCF) executive director Eric Palola, we tackle the topic and address what a small hotel can do about it—if anything.
Read MoreAn interview with the architect Reda Amalou in Paris
Kasiiya’s architect and designer, Reda Amalou of AW², spoke with Conscious Traveler podcast cohosts Kathryn Romeyn and Eric Rosen for their episode titled “Letting Nature Shine—Environmentally Sensitive Architecture in the World’s Most Beautiful Places.”
Read MoreWhat is a luxury eco-resort without a world-renowned natural healer on staff? At Kasiiya, Yamuna Jivana Juan Carlos Fonseca Schmidt created the best spa in Costa Rica by drawing divine inspiration from Mother Nature’s bounty all around.
Read MoreAs part of our CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) program, Kasiiya will continue to invest in the communities and villages that surround us, with a particular emphasis on the home villages of the staff who work with us.
Read MoreA Climate Change Conversation with Eric Palola of Guanacaste Dry Forest Conservation Fund.
As Kasiiya forges a path toward more conscious, sustainable and responsible hospitality, issues such as climate change are inevitably top of mind. In an interview conducted by travel journalist Kathryn Romeyn with Kasiiya founder Mehdi Rheljari and Guanacaste Dry Forest Conservation Fund (GDFCF) executive director Eric Palola, we tackle the topic and address what a small hotel can do about it—if anything.
Read MoreAn interview with the architect Reda Amalou in Paris
Kasiiya’s architect and designer, Reda Amalou of AW², spoke with Conscious Traveler podcast cohosts Kathryn Romeyn and Eric Rosen for their episode titled “Letting Nature Shine—Environmentally Sensitive Architecture in the World’s Most Beautiful Places.”
Read MoreKasiiya supports the people of Guanacaste and Costa Rica, preserving their culture and natural environment. This commitment means we build without environmental impact, we employ local people wherever possible, we buy local produce and materials to support our immediate communities and tradesmen, and we re-invest a percentage of any profit we make back into local conservation projects as well as businesses and villages to help them become self-sufficient in their own right.
Read MoreA Climate Change Conversation with Eric Palola of Guanacaste Dry Forest Conservation Fund.
As Kasiiya forges a path toward more conscious, sustainable and responsible hospitality, issues such as climate change are inevitably top of mind. In an interview conducted by travel journalist Kathryn Romeyn with Kasiiya founder Mehdi Rheljari and Guanacaste Dry Forest Conservation Fund (GDFCF) executive director Eric Palola, we tackle the topic and address what a small hotel can do about it—if anything.
Read MoreAn interview with the architect Reda Amalou in Paris
Kasiiya’s architect and designer, Reda Amalou of AW², spoke with Conscious Traveler podcast cohosts Kathryn Romeyn and Eric Rosen for their episode titled “Letting Nature Shine—Environmentally Sensitive Architecture in the World’s Most Beautiful Places.”
Read MoreKasiiya supports the people of Guanacaste and Costa Rica, preserving their culture and natural environment. This commitment means we build without environmental impact, we employ local people wherever possible, we buy local produce and materials to support our immediate communities and tradesmen, and we re-invest a percentage of any profit we make back into local conservation projects as well as businesses and villages to help them become self-sufficient in their own right.
Read MoreAs an ecologically sensitive luxury lodge in Costa Rica, Kasiiya is all about treating the planet and the particular ecosystem it’s part of with utmost respect and care. But the land and sea are not the only ones who benefit from this attention. The same nurturing and philanthropic attitude extends to the local villages and community of Ticos who Kasiiya can positively impact, too.
Read MoreWhat is a luxury eco-resort without a world-renowned natural healer on staff? At Kasiiya, Yamuna Jivana Juan Carlos Fonseca Schmidt created the best spa in Costa Rica by drawing divine inspiration from Mother Nature’s bounty all around.
Read MoreAs part of our CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) program, Kasiiya will continue to invest in the communities and villages that surround us, with a particular emphasis on the home villages of the staff who work with us.
Read MoreWhat is a luxury eco-resort without a world-renowned natural healer on staff? At Kasiiya, Yamuna Jivana Juan Carlos Fonseca Schmidt created the best spa in Costa Rica by drawing divine inspiration from Mother Nature’s bounty all around.
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