The Huston Suite is the central of the three guest rooms. It has a large bedroom with a king bed, and a spacious bathroom with a tiled shower. It also has a working fireplace.

This suite does not run the full width of the building and opens onto the main terrace by the stairway.

The high beamed ceiling and original wooden floorboards are very impressive, and the suite is decorated with antiques.

The suite was named after one of its previous guests, the film director John Huston. Huston came to Vallarta in 1963 to make "The Night of the Iguana", the film that brought Puerto Vallarta to prominence.

John Huston was a good friend of expatriate Bud Accord, who lovingly restored and maintained the hacienda. Many Hollywood stars and celebrities visited the hacienda during this era.