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Unlike a conventional hotel, accommodations are not just a room with a number. Each is a separate bungalow with colorful names: Cabaña India, Laja, Playa, Piedra, Coral, Mexicali, Caracol, Caribe, Africana and Palma. Interiors are rustic, constructed with wood, bamboo, stone coral tiles and with seductive lighting akin to cinematography. Most of the palapas have kitchenettes. All have mini frides including the newest, second-story, Casa Laja, with walls of laja stone.

Environmentally sensitive, much of the furniture is handcrafted from bamboo and coco palms that were cut to make way for the gardens and walkways. Here guests duermen con los ángeles.(sleep with the angels), lulled by the sounds of the sea and the whir of the overhead fan petals. With the ocean breezes there is no need for air conditioning.