Queen Room · Pool View (Left)
Max. number of guest
2
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Property size
16.00m2
Where you’ll be
One of two Queen Rooms that open straight onto the pool terrace. At 16 m², it's a calm, simple space to rest: a queen bed in soft linen, cool chukum walls, warm Macuil wood, a private bathroom and an original artwork by a Oaxacan artist.
Step out of your door to the 10-metre pool, loungers and a long shaded table, which doubles as a workspace with high-speed Starlink Wi-Fi. You'll share the island kitchen with the room next door, and the garden, rooftop palapa with sea views, yoga deck and private gym with all guests.
Playa Aragón is a three-minute walk away.
- Check-in from 15:00 (self check-in with a door code, or a personal welcome); check-out by 11:00.
- Please complete online registration and send a copy of each guest's passport or ID before arrival.
- The whole property is smoke-free. No parties or events; quiet hours 22:00–08:00.
- Pets are welcome by prior arrangement.
- Tap water is not drinkable; purified water is provided.
- The island kitchen, pool terrace, garden, rooftop palapa and yoga deck are shared with other guests; the gym is shared with the owners.
Beds
1
Queen size beds
Amenities
Getting around
- By air: Puerto Escondido airport (PXM) is about an hour's drive; Huatulco airport (HUX) about 1 hour 15 minutes. We're happy to help arrange a transfer.
- By car: free parking at the house.
- Getting around: taxis and colectivos run along the coast road to Mazunte, Zipolite and Pochutla, the nearest town for banks, cash machines and long-distance buses. You can also rent an ATV or scooter from us.
Neighborhood
San Agustinillo is a small, relaxed beach village on the Oaxaca coast, between Mazunte and Zipolite. Playa Aragón is a three-minute walk from the house, with calm water for swimming and a handful of beach restaurants.
A few minutes along the coast, Mazunte has cafés, the Mexican Turtle Centre and Punta Cometa, the best place for sunset. Zipolite has a long beach and a lively evening scene. In winter, humpback whales pass offshore and boat trips run from the nearby beaches.
