Reunion Wellness Resort & Retreats

Hotel & Accommodation in Playa Potrero, Guanacaste, Costa Rica.

Reunion Wellness Resort & Retreats is an adults-only oceanfront wellness resort on Sugar Beach in Guanacaste. The recorded address is Sugar Beach Road, Santa Cruz 50304, Costa Rica. Stays include three daily farm-to-table meals from an on-site greenhouse, along with a saltwater pool, sauna, cold plunge, hot tub, and yoga. The property sits less than an hour from Liberia International Airport, and optional shuttle service is available for arrival and departure. The phone number is +1 (888) 819-1191.

The resort describes itself as a secluded oceanfront alcove with boutique-resort amenities and without the crowds of a larger hotel. The resort places itself at the gateway to the Nicoya Peninsula, the Costa Rican region widely associated with the Blue Zone name.

The shoreline setting

Sugar Beach and the surrounding landscape form the setting. The resort describes ocean waves and acres of lush Costa Rican land as the sensory backdrop, with trails suited to hiking and mountain biking beginning at the edge of the property. More outdoor activity is described as starting from that same edge.

Casitas and suites are steps from gathering spaces, trails, and the beach. Rooms are light-filled, with plush beds, soft cotton linens, private ensuite bathrooms, and air-conditioning. Expansive porches open toward lush gardens or ocean views, so time outside can stay attached to the room.

The published room sheets name a resort view for the Junior Suite and a garden view for the King Casita. Oceanfront casitas, suites, and villas appear among the lodging types the resort presents. View, bed layout, and which building a stay uses are details that belong to the specific reservation.

An independent stay

Stay Your Way is the open format. Time is not tied to a group timetable. The resort’s picture of that stay includes waking with the sunrise or sleeping later, joining a yoga class or spending the morning with the ocean, then using the sauna, cold plunge, hot tub, or saltwater pool.

Movement, rest, and time outside sit side by side. There is no fixed class list published for an ordinary independent day, so a yoga class is an option inside a free schedule rather than a block that already owns the morning. The three daily meals and the shared water circuit still sit inside the stay.

This format suits adults who want the beach, food, and facilities without a leader holding the hours. A separate 7-Day Reset is offered as its own program, with an information PDF available through the resort’s inquiry form. That program is distinct from an ordinary open stay.

Joining a themed retreat

Joining a retreat is the structured choice. Leaders come from around the world, and each retreat follows a set schedule and a theme. Themes named by the resort include yoga, meditation, breathwork, emotional growth, and spiritual exploration.

Those themes name the subject, not the intensity or the free hours. A yoga retreat, a meditation retreat, and a breathwork retreat can occupy the day very differently. The leader’s schedule is what shows session length, start times, and how much of the afternoon remains open.

Shared intention is the point of this format. It fits adults who want the day held by a program and are willing to follow that schedule. It is a weak match for a trip whose main aim is unscheduled time in the water. Upcoming dates and themes are the facts that separate one retreat from another.

Leading a hosted program

Hosting is for retreat leaders who already have a program and want the property to carry the logistics. The resort describes the arrangement as turn-key: the leader brings the program, and a coordination team handles the supporting work so the leader can focus on teaching.

Teaching, session content, and the shape of the curriculum stay with the leader. Rooms, meals, and on-site coordination sit with the resort. That split is why hosting is a different booking from a guest stay or from simply joining someone else’s retreat.

The hosting inquiry asks for preferred dates, an estimated group size, and a short account of the retreat. Those three facts are what make a reply useful. A dedicated coordination team is part of how the resort describes the service, and an information PDF is offered for leaders who want the hosting details in writing.

The Junior Suite is listed at 500 square feet, with two queen beds, a sitting area, and a resort view, for up to two adults. The room includes a private bathroom with a shower, two large wardrobes, a dresser, a couch, a table and chairs, and a terrace with a hammock chair.

Listed features include access to spa and wellness amenities, air-conditioning and a ceiling fan, deep pure well water, comfortable linens and towels, an in-room safe, organic handcrafted bathroom products, a hairdryer, and a smoke-free environment. The two-queen layout and the two-adult limit are both printed on the room sheet, so occupancy should follow the stated adult cap.

The King Casita with a garden view is listed at 300 square feet, with one king bed, for up to two adults. It has a private bathroom with a shower, a large wardrobe, a dresser and chair, and a porch with seating. In-room extras on this sheet include a flat-screen television, an espresso machine, and a mini refrigerator.

The same wellness access, air-conditioning, ceiling fan, well water, linens, safe, bathroom products, hairdryer, and smoke-free setting appear here, with a bathrobe added. The casita is described as newly renovated, with a contemporary tropical design and a private terrace surrounded by gardens.

Both published rooms are built for two adults. Couples and friends are the fit named for the Junior Suite. A larger party needs a room assignment that actually matches the head count, because these two sheets do not describe extra beds or a higher adult limit.

Meals and the shared circuit

Three fresh, whole-food meals are offered each day and are included in the stay. The resort describes the cooking as minimally processed, with ingredients grown in the on-site greenhouse. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner therefore have a home on the property rather than requiring a separate restaurant plan for every meal.

The public description does not publish a sample menu, portion style, or a list of dietary accommodations. A guest with a firm restriction can put that need next to the dates when reserving, and treat the kitchen’s reply as the boundary of what can be served.

The shared circuit is specific: sauna, cold plunge, hot tub, and saltwater pool, with yoga available as well. These are shared facilities, not private soaks attached to a room. Heat, cold, and still water do different jobs, and short visits are a sensible way to use them on a first day.

People with heart conditions, blood-pressure limits, or pregnancy-related restrictions should skip extreme heat and cold unless their own clinician has cleared that exposure. Optional wellness services are described only in broad terms, as a blend of modern and holistic approaches. A named treatment is not established by that general line.

Arrival and contact

Liberia International Airport, marked LIR, is the arrival airport the resort uses. The drive is described as less than an hour. Optional shuttle service covers arrival and departure, which keeps the landing simple when a flight day is already long.

The resort can be reached at +1 (888) 819-1191. Availability, a joined retreat, the 7-Day Reset PDF, and hosting details each have their own path on the resort’s booking and inquiry forms. Dates, the number of adults, and the chosen format are the facts that make those conversations concrete.

Once the format matches the trip, the parts that can be planned around are the Sugar Beach setting, three daily greenhouse meals, and the sauna, cold plunge, hot tub, and saltwater pool. A hosted schedule or a special program is its own arrangement, separate from the room itself.

Location

Phone: +1 (888) 819-1191