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People behind The Lotus Garden The Lotus Garden
is not primarily a place, it is people. We come from different
countries and from different backgrounds seeking a balanced, happy
life. A life in harmony with nature. The Lotus Garden lives this
idea.
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Roque Breboneria
is from the Philippines. He is a visionary from whom The Lotus
Garden is born. He is the motivator of the team. He is a
food-lover. From him emanates the wonderful, exotic flavors of the
restaurant. An avid architect without formal training, he designed
every detail of our rooms showing class and Asian elegance. A
gardener with a flair for intermixing more than a thousand varieties
of tropical plants, Roque is the founder and spirit of The Lotus
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Jordan Klow,
from the USA, is the manager. He takes care of the Lotus Garden as
a business, making sure that every facet is running and all the
bills are paid. His financial acumen is the glue that holds the
whole of The Lotus Garden together. In taking care that The Lotus
Garden is financially successful, he enables us to live in peace and
joy, the Caribbean style.
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Rosin Ortiz is
from Puerto Rico. She used to work in merchandizing in Walmart. Now
retired, she divides her time between her beautiful house, the
beaches and Lotus Garden. She is our office manager making sure that
all necessary papers are filed and unnecessary ones discarded. |
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William David
Sanchez Dixon is Costa Rican. He forwards the Tico perspective in
The Lotus Garden. His carefree lifestyle reminds us of what we are,
a worry-less and fun filled place for relaxation. He takes care of
customer service. Pura Vida! With him are Christian and Franklin. |
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Yoko Oshima is
from Japan. She makes sure that The Lotus Garden remains first and
foremost a Japanese hotel and restaurant. She is our Sushi chef and
personnel manager. |
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Esperanza Flores
Gonzales is Nicaraguan. She is the all-around woman. She takes
care of laundry, the kitchen and of our household.
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Virginia Lumparo
is Costa Rican, a native Bribri (the pre-Columbian indigenous tribe
in this part of the country). She is our housekeeper and provides
daily maid service to all of our guests. |
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Manuel Torres is
our maintenance man and gardener. He makes sure that all the
faucets are running and all the burnt light bulbs are replaced. |
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Our kitchen
staff are: Marlene: sous-chef, Coniz:
assistant to the Sushi chef, Blanca:
substitute for all on their days off
Our Wait staff
are: Francisco Boza, Deivis Brown, Franklin Leiva
They’re all
friendly and willing to please. Our bilingual waiters make it
easier for our guests too communicate whatever they may need.
Our masseuse:
Sondra and Christy |
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Our dogs:
Caleb is our entertainer. His exuberance and friendliness makes
sure the guests will find The Lotus Garden as their home away from
home. He also doubles as bellboy. Caleb (aka The Boogieman) does
the boogie dance.
“The newest addition is Rizal, Caleb’s nephew. Less than a year old,
he is rambunctious and full of life!”

Sisa and Geisha,
a mother and daughter team, are our night guards. They love people
but discriminate against the bad ones.
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