These structures are favored
by the Americans who have chosen to live in Yelapa because
of their comfort and rustic nature. They are designed to
be breezy and cool, and accentuate your feelings of being
in a tropical garden. They open up on the ends to wonderful
views of the gardens and the jungle. Beds hang from the
rafters and are closed off with mosquito netting. For anyone
who ever wanted to sleep in a tree house, these are five
star accommodations.
Three of the palapas, including
the one shown at left, are two story structures that sleep
up to seven guests. The newest Palapa is sequestered on
the far side of the stream that runs through the property.
It is a bungalow with 3 rooms that sleeps six guests, but
could easily accommodate twice that many.
Los
Naranjos features four guest palapas, scattered about the
grounds. 
At
the right, is a view of the 2nd floor of one of the palapas.
In the foreground is a table covered by a blue table cloth.
In the back ground is a hanging bed. These are made of a wooden
frame with a regular mattress which is hung from the ceiling
by ropes. Mosquito netting is included for those who wish to
use it. 
At
the left is a photograph of one of the women's bath rooms. It
includes two showers on the left, and two flushing toiletts
on the right. It is connected to the Women's palapa by a short
boardwalk.
