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A handcrafted headboard and furniture made by Mexican artisans give the room its Baja character. Earthy tones and local details continue through the interior, with plush daybeds beside the sleeping space. A padded bench follows the edge of the terrace, carrying the seating outdoors.

Sliding doors open between the room and the gardens, close to the indoor furniture. In the terrace shown, pale cushions line an L-shaped bench beside a dark table. A round woven stool adds another seat near the same opening. Sheer curtains soften the glass doors from inside, with palms beyond the low terrace wall.

Netting hangs around the bed, with local art and soft lighting adding warmth to the Baja-style room. Plush daybeds form a sitting area inside, among soft fabrics and earthy tones.

Outside, a thickly padded bench follows the shape of the terrace. Glass doors open from the bedroom to this outdoor lounge, with the garden just beyond the seats.

Soft netting hangs around the bed, beneath exposed roof beams and a ceiling fan. Mexican artisans made the furniture, with local art adding color to the Baja-style room. Daybeds give the sitting area its own place to settle away from the bed.

Pocket doors slide back into the walls, opening toward a padded bench along the outdoor edge. In the room shown, soft pale chairs stand around a low table with patterned cushions nearby. A round woven rug brings more texture to the floor. Dark curtains frame the wide opening, while sheer fabric carries the bedroom's soft tones toward the terrace.

Bougainvillea and palms border the outdoor spaces, with the resort's family pools nearby. The lounge sits apart from the bedrooms, and indoor meals have their own dining area. Two terraces provide different settings for eating outside and reclining, close to the garden planting.

Some villas have a carved wooden headboard made by local artisans. In the bedroom shown, patterned cushions and a warm ochre pillow sit against this carved surface. White curtains frame the window, with a woven chair beside the glass. A bench at the foot of the bed adds another seat within the bedroom itself.

Bougainvillea and palms fill the garden around the home. One terrace has a dining area, while the other has daybeds. Inside, the living room and separate dining space give the group places to gather away from the bedrooms.

The outdoor seats shown include woven chairs with pale cushions and a round table. Wooden slats shade this area, with lawn and tropical plants just beyond it. Some villas have a carved headboard in the master bedroom.

Bougainvillea and palms border the home, with an outdoor sitting area extending the main rooms toward the gardens. The lounge sits separately from the bedroom, and indoor meals have their own dining space. Modern furniture and Mexican art give each casona its own style.

The terrace shown pairs woven armchairs with pale cushions and small round tables. A low stone wall and railing border the seats, with round mirrors on the wall beside them. A grocery service can stock the kitchen, with charges based on what you order. The furniture shown belongs to one casona; decor and seating layouts differ between homes.

Handcrafted furniture from local artisans brings a personal touch to the shared rooms. Some villas have an intricately carved headboard in the main bedroom. In the pictured interior, white curtains frame a tall window, with a coral-colored bench at the foot of the bed and a warm orange artwork alongside it.

The bedrooms are set apart from the main lounge, with direct outdoor access from the second sleeping space. One terrace opens from the master bedroom, while another provides a table and chairs. The indoor dining area has its own setting beside the lounge, giving meals a place away from the bedrooms. An extra bed is available for an extra charge.

A vaulted palapa roof rises over the bedroom, with original Mexican art around the bed. In the room shown, pale chairs stand beside a low table and patterned cushions. Blue glass pendant lights hang nearby, while soft white netting contrasts with the dark roof beams.

One outdoor area holds a daybed; the other provides a place to bathe outside. Indoors, an oversized sofa forms part of the lounge, apart from the bedroom. A walk-in closet gives clothing its own storage space beside the main bathroom. A guest bathroom serves the shared rooms, keeping visitors out of the bedroom's bathing space.

Exposed ceiling beams, a ceiling fan and draped netting give the bedroom a relaxed Baja setting. A sitting area forms part of the interior, with furniture made by Mexican artisans and soft, natural colors. Pocket doors open the room toward a padded wraparound sofa outside.

In the pictured suite, pale lounge chairs stand beside a low table at the foot of the bed. A bench with a striped throw sits nearby, while woven hats and a framed mirror decorate the wall. Full-length curtains flank the wide opening between the indoor seating and the outdoor banquette. The bedroom and sitting area share the same open space rather than separate rooms.

Original Mexican art and handcrafted furniture bring local detail to the suite. Soft netting drapes around the bed, with the sofa and chairs placed in their own room. This gives the sleeping space a different setting from the shared lounge.

Sliding pocket doors open toward a long cushioned bench that follows the outdoor edge. In the bedroom shown, a round daybed stands just beyond the glass. Long curtains frame this opening, while pale linen contrasts with the furniture's warm tones. Gray cabinets line one wall, beside a long dark curtain.

A secluded stone path winds through bougainvillea and palms to the entrance. Inside, original Mexican art and a beaded chandelier bring local detail to the shared living rooms. The lounge connects with the dining space, keeping the main furniture together away from the bedrooms.

In the pictured lounge, a pale sofa and blue cushion sit beside a broad wooden table. A pendant hangs above the dining area, with a blue-painted door at the far side of the room. Beyond the interior, outdoor seating provides another place for the group to settle. Grocery stocking and golf arrangements can be organized through the concierge.

Large sliding doors connect the shared living room with an outdoor dining area shaded by a traditional wooden roof. The bedrooms sit to either side of the shared space, giving each bedroom its own side of the villa. The main bedroom opens directly toward the sea-facing outdoor area.

Indoors, a dining table stands beside the lounge, giving meals a setting within the home as well as outside. Tables and chairs furnish the terrace, with further seating for the group alongside the outdoor dining area. Extra beds are available at an extra charge when more than four guests are staying.

Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors bring the Sea of Cortez into view from the bed and sitting area. Both share an open studio layout, with comfortable chairs for time indoors and direct access to the furnished terrace.

The bathroom has a double vanity and a large soaking tub. These sit apart from the main room, giving the bathing space its own generous proportions within the studio.

A private entry courtyard leads into the home beside the family pool. Furnished outdoor areas give the dining table and lounge chairs their own places beyond the glass. Indoors, modern furniture and original Mexican art add detail to the shared rooms.

The terrace shown groups pale woven chairs around low tables, with a dining area beside the railing. A lounge connects to the indoor dining space, keeping the main seats close to the table. The bedrooms and entry courtyard remain apart from these shared rooms. Decor varies between casonas, so the furniture pictured belongs to one home within the category.

Warm tones and classic Baja furniture give the room its character. Glass doors open from the bedroom and indoor seats to the private terrace.

A minibar holds drinks and snacks for evenings at home. Coffee and tea facilities are also provided, while air conditioning keeps the room cool.

The entrance opens through a private courtyard into a home surrounded by gardens. A lawn borders the outdoor lounge and dining spaces, bringing planting close to the terrace furniture. Indoors, modern seats furnish the shared lounge, with the dining area nearby.

The bedroom shown has a dark headboard with a woven pattern against pale walls and linen. Full-length curtains hang beside the wide glass doors, and a pendant light sits above the bedside table. Outside this bedroom, the shared rooms stay together in the main part of the home. Grocery stocking can be arranged, with the cost based on the items purchased.

Each bedroom opens onto a terrace, giving each room its own place outside. Two master suites have bathrooms with two sinks and soaking tubs. The shared lounge and dining area sit together, with another furnished outdoor space for the group.

The bedroom shown has a pale padded headboard, blue cushions and two chairs beside the glass doors. Long curtains frame the opening, with a broad rug beneath the bed. A guest half bathroom serves the shared rooms, apart from the bedrooms' bathing spaces. Mexican art and modern furniture add detail to the home. The decor varies between casonas.

The living room and dining area give the home a shared center, set apart from the bedrooms. A broad furnished terrace extends the shared space, where a table and chairs provide an outdoor setting for meals.

Coffee and tea facilities are available inside for mornings at home. An extra bed can be arranged for a fee if another sleeping place is needed.

Original Mexican art and a beaded chandelier add detail to the living spaces. Bougainvillea and palms surround the exterior, close to the furniture on the terrace. The lounge and dining area occupy the shared part of the villa, away from the bedrooms.

The lounge shown pairs a pale corner sofa with a wooden coffee table and padded chairs. Broad glass doors face the terrace and planting, connecting the indoor seats to the outdoor area. Meals have their own dining space, apart from the bedroom furniture. Grocery stocking or golf plans can be arranged through the concierge during your stay.

A private entry courtyard leads into the home, with an outdoor lounge overlooking the lawn. The two master bathrooms have dual vanities and soaking tubs, and each bedroom opens onto its own terrace. A separate dining space serves the shared part of the home, which also has a guest half bathroom.

In the pictured lounge, a pale sofa faces a veined coffee table, with a woven stool beside the glazed opening. Curtains frame outdoor dining furniture, while dark shelves hold pottery inside. The Baja-inspired decor varies between individual homes.

A beaded chandelier and original Mexican art give the shared rooms their local character. The lounge sits beside the indoor dining area, away from the bedrooms. This keeps the main furniture in one part of the home, with outdoor seats beyond the glass doors.

In the bedroom shown, a carved headboard rises behind pale linen and patterned cushions. Glass pendant lights hang beside the bed, and white curtains frame a tall window. A wooden chair and bench add seating within this sleeping space. Grocery stocking and golf plans can be arranged through the concierge while you are staying.

Wooden beams shade the terrace, where a table and chairs provide an outdoor setting for meals. Sliding doors connect it to the shared living room, and a separate dining area gives the group another place to gather inside.

Each bedroom has its own bathroom, keeping the private rooms self-contained. An extra bed is available on request for a fee.

Vaulted palapa ceilings rise above the living and dining rooms, giving the interior its Baja character. A second sitting area offers another place to settle beyond the main lounge. The bedrooms occupy a more private part of the home, away from these shared spaces.

Three terraces extend the villa outdoors, with places for a table and lounge seats. In the terrace shown, pale columns support a slatted roof over the furniture. Cushioned chairs stand beside a low round table, forming a small sitting area of their own. The outdoor spaces serve both the bedrooms and the larger rooms used by the group.

Baja design runs through the shared rooms, with another sitting area beyond the main lounge. Garden-view villas have three terraces: one for dining, another for sitting and a third with a hot tub. The two master bedrooms are apart from these shared spaces, alongside the other bedrooms.

The garden-view bedroom shown has a carved headboard against warm beige walls. Long curtains frame the window, with a woven chair and pale bench beside the bed. Pool-view casonas have an entry courtyard and modern furniture instead. Their terrace has places to dine and sit. The decor differs from the villa pictured.

Exposed beams and Mexican art give the living room shown its character. Pale sofas and armchairs gather around wooden tables, with the dining table in the same shared space. Broad glass doors open toward a furnished outdoor area. A shaded dining palapa provides a separate place for meals outside.

The home has four full bathrooms and a guest half bathroom. Excursions, celebrations or a private chef for a meal here can be arranged on request. Continental breakfast is served in the villa each morning. Fresh fruit, water and sodas are also restocked daily during the stay.

The master bedrooms stand on either side of the main living room, each with its own terrace. Another outdoor area serves the shared spaces between them. Indoors, plush sofas furnish the lounge, and meals have their own room beside it.

The patio shown has pale padded seats, striped cushions and orange side tables beneath fish-shaped wall art. Cacti and lawn border its open side, beyond the shaded seating. The bedrooms' bathrooms combine two washbasins with jetted tubs and separate showers. A guest half bathroom serves the shared rooms, so visitors need not use a bedroom's bathroom.

Olive and palo verde trees stand in the central courtyard, with wide terraces and cushioned cabanas outside. A bar opens from the main living area, while a separate television room provides another indoor lounge. An eat-in kitchen gives meals a different setting from the main dining room.

The broad sunbathing terrace links these shared spaces to the landscaped exterior. In the suite shown, a white freestanding bath sits behind curved glass. Two padded chairs face it, with corner windows looking toward the garden and coast. Fresh fruit is restocked each day, and sodas and water are included during your stay.

Mexican art adds color to the shared rooms, with a lounge and separate dining area. Four terraces extend the interior, and three open directly from the master bedrooms. This leaves another outdoor space for the group, apart from the bedrooms' own terraces.

In the bedroom shown, tall bedposts frame patterned cushions and a round carved mirror. Pale curtains hang beside the glass doors, with a padded bench at the foot of the bed. The bathrooms have two sinks, separate showers and large jetted tubs. A guest half bathroom serves the shared rooms, alongside the bedrooms' three full bathrooms.