The hotel is a charming mix of sloping red tiled roofs, stucco walls and lop-sided wooden balconies that give it the appearance of a quaint Mediterranean hillside village. Stairs and walkways are adorned with beautiful tropical flowers and plants and in the shady corridors, you'll notice alcoves decorated with local artwork.
The rooms are arranged through several different levels and those on the elevated cliff-side positions enjoy fabulous views of the beach and ocean.

There is a good range of accommodations to suit both couples and families. All of the rooms are equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and refrigerators and the suites have generous balconies facing the ocean with sun beds. Some of the suites even feature outdoor Jacuzzis. The Bahia and Zihua Suites have the added advantage of kitchenettes while suite Noyoltzi and Villa Don Agustin both have fully-equipped kitchens, sitting and dining areas which makes them a great choice for families.

Note though that the layout of the hotel does mean that there are a lot of steps to climb - the lobby, pool and beach are all separated by several flights of stairs and there is no elevator, so it would not make a good choice for those with impaired movement.