Beautiful location with truly unbelievable views. Early mornings were a highlight—watching the sunrise over the ocean with a cup of coffee and hoping to spot whales. Janet, the in-house chef, prepared excellent meals with authentic Mexican flavors that elevated the stay.Most days were spent relaxing by the infinity pool and enjoying Huatulco’s hot, dry weather. In the evenings, Santa Cruz and La Crucecita were just a 5–10 minute taxi ride away (about 150 pesos), making it easy to explore town.The property is immersed in nature, so expect to see wildlife such as birds, bats, iguanas, and coatis. Ants helped keep other pests in check, but dining under the cabana can occasionally come with bat droppings, so eating at the table is best. The cabana provides great shade and comfortable seating.The home is older and could use maintenance. Our rooms were nice, but some areas felt off-limits. The downstairs TV room was musty, Wi-Fi worked outdoors but not in the rooms, and orientation could have been better. The oven didn’t work, some outlets were nonfunctional, and we also experienced a noticeable earthquake.This property is better suited for adults seeking peace and quiet. Beach access requires descending 247 steps, but the public beach below was great for swimming and relaxing. Overall, it’s a unique and tranquil place with incredible views, as long as expectations are managed.
