Villa Rental on Mexico's Costa Grande: Our Five Villas Compared

Quick answer

For a villa rental on Mexico's Costa Grande, we have five villas at Playa Blanca, Zihuatanejo, 25 minutes from Zihuatanejo Airport. They sleep from two guests at Casa Ánima to fourteen at Casa Amixtli. Every one has a private pool, a jacuzzi, a palapa and a fully equipped kitchen. Casa Tsíli and Casa Parota sit on the beach, Casa Ollín has a yoga deck and an open-air studio, and Casa Ánima is a two-level house for one or two people.

Casa Parota, a villa with a thatched palapa roof and wooden walls at Playa Blanca

We have five villas on our 250 acres at Playa Blanca, on Guerrero's Costa Grande, and they aren't five copies of one floor plan. They sleep from two people at Casa Ánima to fourteen at Casa Amixtli. Every one has its own pool, a jacuzzi and a fully equipped kitchen, so a group can cook, swim and keep its own hours without leaving the house.

What changes between them is the shape of the stay. Two sit right on the beach. One is built around a raised yoga deck and a studio that opens to the air. One is a two-level house for a single couple who came to read, think or finish something. The table below lays them side by side so you can match the house to the group. Take your time with it.

What every villa shares

The whole house is yours in each of them: private pool and jacuzzi, a palapa, air conditioning, laundry, free Wi-Fi and a full kitchen. No smoking, no pets and no events in any villa. None of the five has step-free access, so tell us early if someone in your group needs it.

You're also on the same land as the biopool and Alba, our restaurant, and two experiences come with every stay: morning yoga on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9am, and the Harvest & Harmony Tour through the gardens, the salt lagoon and our art collection.

The two beach houses

Casa Tsíli is the big one: 1,154 m², sleeps 10. Three king bedrooms and one with two queens, plus a media room and five bathrooms. The lounge has a cedarwood bar and stone floors that, in our experience, end up as a dance floor by the second night. Outside there's a 25 m lap pool, a jacuzzi, a rooftop terrace, a palapa, a pickleball and basketball court, and private access down to the beach.

Casa Parota is slower. 444 m², sleeps 10 across four ensuite bedrooms (two kings, one with two queens, one queen). Pivoting wood beam doors open the living room to the ocean, an A-frame palapa roof shades the balcony, and the pool and jacuzzi face the same stretch of Pacific.

The ocean-view houses for groups

Casa Amixtli holds the most people: up to 14, in 520 m². Three bedrooms have two queens each, the fourth has a king, and every bedroom has its own bathroom (five in total). Brick, concrete, fine plaster and wood, with large doors that open the house to the air. The pool and jacuzzi sit on the terrace, the palapa lounge carries the afternoon.

Casa Ollín is built around movement. 400 m², sleeps 8, four ensuite bedrooms (one king, three queens), one of which is a studio open to the air. There's a raised yoga deck, a pool terrace facing the Pacific and a jacuzzi beside the pool. Raw plaster and palm shade inside.

The one for two

Casa Ánima is 110 m² for one or two people: a king bedroom across two levels, two bathrooms, a private pool, a jacuzzi, a rooftop terrace and a full kitchen scaled to a working week. It faces the garden rather than the sea, and the garden is close on every side, so you'll hear it as much as see it.

Getting here and booking

We're 25 minutes from Zihuatanejo Airport (ZIH). Check-in is from 3pm and check-out is at 12pm. A deposit holds the reservation and the balance is due on arrival. Book through RESERVE on any page, or write to resy@findmusa.mx or call or WhatsApp +52 1 755 120 9441. For a whole-house or group booking, use the contact page and choose Groups & Events.

VillaSleepsBedrooms and bathsSizeViewWhat sets it apart
Casa Ánima 21 bedroom (king) over two levels, 2 baths110 m²GardenRooftop terrace, private pool and jacuzzi, built for a quiet working week
Casa Ollín 84 bedrooms (1 king, 3 queen, one an open-air studio), 4 baths400 m²OceanRaised yoga deck, pool terrace facing the Pacific
Casa Parota 104 bedrooms (2 king, 1 with two queens, 1 queen), 4 baths444 m²Ocean, beachfrontA-frame palapa roof, pivoting wood beam doors, ocean-view balcony
Casa Tsíli 104 bedrooms (3 king, 1 with two queens) plus a media room, 5 baths1,154 m²Ocean, beachfront25 m lap pool, cedarwood bar, rooftop terrace, pickleball and basketball court
Casa Amixtli 144 bedrooms (3 with two queens, 1 king), 5 baths520 m²OceanMost beds of the five, palapa lounge, every bedroom ensuite

Casa Ánima

Pros
  • Pool, jacuzzi and rooftop terrace for just one or two people
  • Two bathrooms and a full kitchen, so a long stay works
Cons
  • Garden view, not the ocean
  • Sleeps two, no room to add anyone

Casa Ollín

Pros
  • Its own raised yoga deck and an open-air studio
  • Pool terrace faces the Pacific
Cons
  • Three of the four bedrooms are queens, one king

Casa Parota

Pros
  • On the beach, with the pool and jacuzzi facing the ocean
  • Every bedroom has its own bathroom
Cons
  • Four bathrooms for up to ten people

Casa Tsíli

Pros
  • 25 m lap pool, court, media room and rooftop terrace
  • Five bathrooms, so mornings don't queue
Cons
  • More house than a small family needs

Casa Amixtli

Pros
  • Sleeps up to 14, the most of any villa
  • Bedrooms set apart so people can gather or scatter
Cons
  • Three bedrooms are two-queen rooms, so couples may want to plan who sleeps where

When to choose which

Choose Casa Ánima

You're one or two people staying a week or more, you want your own pool and a kitchen, and a garden view suits you better than a crowd.

Choose Casa Ollín

A small group of up to eight who want to practice, make things and cook together, with the yoga deck and studio as the center of the day.

Choose Casa Parota

Up to ten people who want to be on the beach and mostly want slow afternoons looking at the Pacific from the balcony.

Choose Casa Tsíli

A group of friends up to ten who want room to play: the lap pool, the court, the media room and a lounge that gets loud by the second night.

Choose Casa Amixtli

A bigger family or group of up to fourteen who need beds more than anything, with every bedroom on its own bathroom.

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