People often ask what actually makes a stay at Luna Rosa Homes different from a hotel room in town, so here’s the honest tour of our cabaña.
It’s a one-bedroom home for two, built around a private pool that is never shared with anyone else — not another unit, not a rotating pool schedule, just yours for the length of your stay. It sits inside a fully enclosed tropical garden, which does two things: it keeps the space genuinely private, and it means you can leave doors open without worrying about what wanders in.
Inside, it’s a king bed with 100% cotton linens, full insect screening throughout the space, and ceiling and floor fans rather than a closed-up air conditioning system fighting the tropical air. The covered outdoor kitchen looks straight onto the garden — two burner gas stove, countertop oven, fridge, freezer, blender, and coffee maker, plus an in-house water filter so bottled water isn’t something you need to think about.
For anyone working while they’re here, there’s Starlink wifi and a dedicated desk, so it’s a genuinely workable space rather than a stretch. We built it with remote workers and couples in mind specifically — people who want their own pool and their own quiet rather than a busy shared resort pool and a room that’s really just for sleeping in.
Self check-in is by lockbox, so there’s no need to coordinate arrival times around anyone else’s schedule. And if you’re staying seven nights or more, a weekly clean is included at no extra cost.
It’s fifteen to twenty minutes on foot from Zicatela, Carrizalillo, and La Rinconada, on a quiet dead-end road with no through traffic — close enough to walk everywhere that matters, far enough to actually sleep.
If a private pool, full privacy, and a proper workspace sound like what your trip needs, this is the home for it. Check availability for the cabaña.
