A HISTORIC ESTATE IN DOWNTOWN BOQUETE

 Try to imagine Boquete in 1898.  Back then it was a sleepy mountain village accessible only by a rough trail. The trail climbed 3000 ft. From the hot and humid lowlands, up the slopes of Mt. Volcan Baru and  into the cool and green valley of Boquete. In that year a young pioneer arrived on horseback. He soon realized that he had found his home and began building next to a clear running spring called big creek. Several years later the property was sold to a prominent local family and has been a family estate and gathering center ever since. In Jan. of 2005 Ron and Yalty Mager purchased the property. After 9 months of hard labor the house and property were returned to there former glory. It is now the intimate mountain retreat called “The Boquete Country Inn”. The Inn is 1 ½   blocks  from the town square and is surrounded by two acres of old growth trees and flower beds. A stream runs thru the middle of the property. The waterfall where the first electricity for Boquete was generated still exists to this day.

The five individually decorated rooms offer the best of two worlds. While here you will feel the intrigue and mystique of 100 years of guests who also slept in your room.

But today you will enjoy direct t.v., wireless internet, plenty of hot water for your shower and a comfortable bed.

While visiting Boquete stay where the pioneers stayed, walk where they walked and dream where they dreamed.

It’s all here for you at the “Boquete Country Inn”.