Las Conchas 8 · Sayulita

The garden keeps you. Sayulita waits below.

Casa Rosa sits on Las Conchas in a wash of banana, heliconia, and pink plaster. The art on the walls and the garden around them have become the same paradise: a saltwater pool, the mountain behind the house, and the Pacific a twelve-minute walk down.

Hold dates The houses

The pink house at Casa Rosa, banana leaves in the garden on Las Conchas

The houses

Four uniquely designed spaces, one garden.

Downstairs · sleeps 12

La Casa Grande

3 bedrooms · 4 bathrooms

The main house, downstairs, where the long room opens onto the garden and the whole group can be in one place.

A brick vault over the long room, color on the cushions, and bananas against the glass. Down the stair, a stone fountain sits in the elephant ears. Four baths, beds for twelve, and the saltwater pool just outside.

From $250 a night

See the rooms Hold La Casa Grande

Saltwater pool in the garden at Casa Rosa, mosaic rim and a spout of water, heliconia against the pink wall

The courtyard at La Casa Grande, a stone fountain among elephant ears and mosaic tile

Evening in the salon at La Casa Grande, brick ceiling, a painted portrait, and sofas under a lantern

Stairs at La Casa Grande, ivy on the wood screen, a glowing lantern, and the courtyard below

A bedroom at La Casa Grande, butterfly quilt under a brick vault and a sunburst lamp

A bedroom at La Casa Grande, floral quilt, sheer curtain, and a warm brick ceiling

A bath at La Casa Grande, white tile, a brick ceiling, and a painted shower curtain

A bath at La Casa Grande, mustard wall, patterned accent tiles, and a blue curtain

A bath at La Casa Grande, bamboo door, stone tile, and a mosaic floor

A bath at La Casa Grande, mosaic floor, grey stone shower, and a soft blue light

Another long room at La Casa Grande, brick vault ceiling and the garden through the windows

A bedroom at La Casa Grande, brick ceiling, clay tile floor, and a woven sliding door

Two bedrooms · sleeps 6

Two bedroom Delight

2 bedrooms · 1 bathroom

Bananas at the window, a lofted king, and a terrace that looks straight into the garden.

A painted sun under the loft, a heart over one bed, and an eye over the other. Watermelons on the terrace, a hammock, and a kitchen full of roses and cherries. One bath. The pool is a few steps into the heliconia — shared with the house.

From $199 a night

See the rooms Hold Two bedroom Delight

A hammock on the terrace at Two bedroom Delight, a painted daisy and hearts along the step

The loft bed at Two bedroom Delight, a red heart on bamboo and a striped railing

Painted stairs at Two bedroom Delight, teal stripes and a rainbow railing

The kitchen at Two bedroom Delight, yellow walls, painted roses, and blue cabinets

Cherries painted on the kitchen wall at Two bedroom Delight, with a heart-dotted table

The terrace at Two bedroom Delight, watermelon slices on a yellow wall and a red bench

The red bench and watermelon mural outside Two bedroom Delight

The open shower at Two bedroom Delight, a painted cactus on a yellow wall

The bedroom at Two bedroom Delight, a painted eye above the bed and banana leaves in the window

The eye bedroom at Two bedroom Delight, blue ceiling and stripes of blue, black, and teal

The same bedroom at Two bedroom Delight, mirror, striped walls, and the garden in the window

Two painted watermelon slices above the red table at Two bedroom Delight

The bath at Two bedroom Delight, a hand-painted cactus toilet

Casita · sleeps 4

Casita Sol

1 bedroom · 1 bathroom

Turquoise underfoot, and a balcony that holds the mountain, the palms, and the whole reason you booked.

Morning finds this room first. A king, sofa beds, a small kitchen, one bath. When the day heats up, the garden pool is waiting under the banana leaves.

From $99 a night

Casita Sol is closed until May 2027.

See the rooms Hold Casita Sol

The view from Casita Sol, palms, banana leaves, and the green hills

Palm trunks and banana leaves from the balcony at Casita Sol

The long balcony at Casita Sol, a strip of turf and the trees beyond the rail

The living room at Casita Sol, a yellow table, green cabinets, and the balcony doors

The kitchen at Casita Sol, green cabinets, a small fridge, and the sofa bed

The bedroom at Casita Sol, a coral spread, a woven rug, and a blue floor

The shower at Casita Sol, blue walls, a gold accent, and a mosaic floor

The bath at Casita Sol, a white sink under a high window

The balcony at Casita Sol, palms and the mountain above Sayulita

The bedroom at Casita Sol, a coral spread on a blue floor

The loft · sleeps 4

El Loft

1 bedroom · 1 bathroom

You come in through bamboo and a painted pineapple, with the garden just past the gate and the bed up a turquoise stair.

Sit outside on the orange wall, a blue Om above you and elephant ears at your shoulder, and watch the light move through the trees. Below, yellow tile, a heart mural, and a sofa that turns into a bed. Up the turquoise stair, the bed sits behind a painted railing. One bath, a fish on the blue wall, and a view that makes the second night feel necessary.

From $99 a night

See the rooms Hold El Loft

The black gate at El Loft, open to the trees, with a pineapple painted on the white wall

Orange wall at El Loft, a blue Om, elephant ears, and a striped bench

A small pineapple in a glass jar on the black table by the gate

El Loft from above, a geometric railing with pink hearts, yellow tile, and the kitchen below

The sofa under the loft, an orange pillow, string lights, and a heart-painted table

Yellow tile at El Loft, the blue bar, and the garden just past the open door

The kitchen at El Loft, bamboo cabinets, a blue counter, and the heart on the loft railing

Looking out from El Loft to the trees beyond the glass door

The blue bar at El Loft, fruit on the counter and string lights on the red wall

The upstairs bed at El Loft, a striped blanket and a painted geometric railing

The loft bedroom, red walls, a striped bed, and the painted bench beside it

The bath at El Loft, a blue wall, an orange fish, and a sunflower sink

The view

Mountain behind you. The Pacific below.

Casa Rosa is Las Conchas 8, Sayulita, where the jungle still leans over the walls. Twelve minutes down the hill: the plaza, the tacos, the church, the sand, the boats coming in. You go when you want the night. You come back when the garden is the only room that makes sense.

Puerto Vallarta’s airport is about forty-five minutes south. Put your arrival time in the note. Check-in is from 3:00 p.m.

Sayulita from the hill, rooftops and palms running down to the Pacific — Sayulita, from the hill

Before you arrive

A few things, then the garden.

The courtyard fountain at La Casa Grande, elephant ears and mosaic tile under a warm light — La Casa Grande, the courtyard

Check-in is from 3:00 p.m. Checkout is 10:00 a.m.
Two nights minimum. Three nights from December 15 through April 30.
The saltwater pool is in the garden, shared by the house. No jumping from the stairs. Children stay with an adult at the water.
No parties and no smoking. Quiet hours are 10:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. Pets are welcome — say so in the note.
Rates are in US dollars. Housekeeping is charged once, and you see it before you confirm.
Longer stays are discounted. Call or write us.
- Francisco +1 720 736 1651
- Mario +52 322 400 0868
- casarosasayulita22@gmail.com
The kitchens are yours. A golf cart can be arranged if you would rather not walk the hill.

Stay

The light on that pool does not wait.

Take La Casa Grande for the whole group, or Two bedroom Delight, Casita Sol, or El Loft — and still wake up in the same garden. The mountain, the bananas, the walk down to Sayulita. That is the stay.

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