
Calm in a Costa Rican neighborhood
TWO WAYS TO STAY, ONE CONCEPT
Casa Buda is two properties, facing each other
On the same quiet dead-end street, in El Capulín, a traditional neighborhood in the heart of Liberia, we have two houses just a few steps apart: Casa Buda Apartments and Casa Buda Rooms. Each one has its own gate, its own patio and its own independent spaces; you can stay in a room in a shared house, in a full house, or book both together if you travel in a group of up to 12 people.

Casa Buda Blue & Yellow
Two full, independent houses side by side. Private kitchen, private parking, complete privacy. Up to 6 guests each, or up to 12 in both together.

Shared house + Olea Pilates Studio
The big house, our own home. This is where Fabiola, Juan and Mr. José Eduardo live, along with Olea Pilates Studio. A peaceful place we share with travelers from Costa Rica and abroad — you can stay in one of our three guest rooms, each with its own charm.
Our spaces
Two independent apartments and 3 rooms in a shared house make up Casa Buda.

Casa Buda Blue
3 beds
Full independent house with kitchen and living area.
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Casa Buda Yellow
3 beds
Full independent house, warm and completely private.
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Rent Blue & Yellow together
6 beds
Casa Buda Blue + Casa Buda Yellow together, for larger groups.
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Buda Comfy Room
2 beds
A comfortable, bright room for easy, quiet stays.
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Buda Cozy Room
1 bed
A cozy space, ideal for solo travelers or couples.
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Buda Garden Room
1 bed
Independent room with direct garden access.
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Who are we?
We are Fabiola, Juan and Mr. José Eduardo, and we truly love being hosts. We live within the same Casa Buda ecosystem, so we are always nearby — for whatever you need and also to give you the best tip for a beach, restaurant or plan near Liberia.
4.87 – 4.97
That's how our spaces are rated on Airbnb, with thousands of reviews from guests around the world.
Casa Buda in pictures
Our apartments, our rooms and Olea Studio, each in its own gallery.





















Liberia Guide
What to do, where to eat and how to get around Guanacaste, told by locals.





