Cabina Harlequin is in the Cocles neighborhood, which is 15 minutes from Puerto Viejo. The house is next to Río Negro and adjoins the owner's house on a 3-hectare estate. There are chickens, ducks, and rabbits. The bedroom and bathroom are on the first floor and the kitchen and sitting area are on the second floor, where you can enjoy fresh farm eggs and coffee while watching the birds in the trees. There is a 100Mbps fiber optic Internet line if you plan to work. The space A 20 foot container has 1 wall knocked out to expand the size of the bedroom. The bathroom is an add-on room off the back of the container which has natural stone tile throughout. The bathroom sink has a live edge wood pedestal (found on the farm). The container doors open up to the heliconia garden. There is a desk inside the cabin with a view of the garden. There is a trundle bed with a queen size mattress for an additional person. The open air kitchen is on the second level. There is a 2 burner induction stove, toaster oven, blender, and refrigerator. There is a hot/cold water dispenser supplied with spring water. There is also a breakfast bar, a hanging chair and sofa on the second level. The cabin is surrounded in trees and a small river so it is a lovely spot to relax and experience life on a jungle farm. Guest access The Harlequin Cabin is located on a farm 2km from the main road with hills. There is covered parking. Other things to note There is a UPS backup of 45 minutes inside the cabin for the router in case of power outages. There is also a gravity rainwater tank available in case of power outages (pump requires power). The water for the cabin is harvested rainwater. There are full house filters and a UV lamp filter that process the water. It is potable and can be used to cook with or wash vegetables. I do prefer the taste of spring water so that is also available in the dispenser. The cabin has a tankless hot water heater. There is a septic treatment plant installed which minimizes your impact to the environment. Please be careful to not flush inorganic waste down the toilet.