

Tropical modernism meets wabi-sabi restraint, with open-air spaces, raw materials, and rooftop gardens dissolving the boundary between jungle and sea.

Steps from La Ropa Beach, the hotel brings together surfers, creatives, and travelers in a relaxed community shaped by the rhythm of the Pacific.

A palette of wood, stone, linen, and artisan-made furnishings creates interiors that are refined, tactile, and deeply connected to place.

Location
Just 35 minutes from Zihuatanejo-Ixtapa International Airport, Hotelito at MUSA is a sprawling property and a lost world of pristine coastline and diverse landscapes on the Pacific Coast’s Guerrero, Mexico, in the region of Costa Grande. Set along a one-mile stretch of undiscovered beachfront with 177 acres of palm groves and 40 kilometers of undeveloped coast, the property sits on a naturally secured peninsula. This unique escape is a launching pad to spirited nearby towns, including Juluchuca with its local delicacies of coconut candies, watermelon, and basil fields, and generational salt-harvesting; while La Barrita, Papanoa, and Puerto Vicente offer fresh seafood at charming, family-owned beachfront eateries. Petatlán, meanwhile, presents handmade straw rugs, cowboy boots, and hats, as well as a local hospital, schools, and a technology university. Nearby, ancient Mesoamerican ruins and archeological sites reveal a detailed history of the region, as does the ancient city of Xihuacan, with a museum providing insights into the culture from more than 3,000 years ago.
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Andrés Saavedra & Tara Medina
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Architecture Andrés Saavedra Design
Designed for a subtropical climate, the architecture is purposefully built for functionality, efficiency, and maximum comfort amid a raw, coastal jungle landscape. Open-air bathrooms and living areas allow for cross-breeze ventilation, while lush rooftop gardens and exterior landscaping promote naturally cooler indoor spaces. Here, unobstructed 180-degree views of the horizon capture the dazzling and untamed Pacific and every sunset.
Interior design Andrés Saavedra Design
Working with local and Mexican design teams, Hotelito at MUSA’s interiors present a world of handcrafted textures and finishes, contemporary lines, airy interiors, and an organic and tactile sensibility. The “Tropical Modernist” laidback aesthetic ensures a raw authenticity through understated elegance and neutral natural materials, such as polished concrete, granite, Parota wood carpentry, and handmade black terrazzo tiles.

Originals Andrés Saavedra & Tara Medina

Farm-to-table Regenerative food and farming
Hotelito at MUSA aims to grow as much produce as possible in the circular permaculture farm. Roam through acres of palm groves, or take a tour of the gardens where wild-growing flora and fauna is harvested to become the delicious ingredients on your plate. Likewise, take a guided fishing tour and eat what you catch that day as the chefs prepare your seafood haul for dinner back at Alba.
Alba Rooted in place
Steps from the beachfront, in an open-air terrace dining room overlooking the Beach Club and infinity pool, Alba offers contemporary coastal cuisine inspired by the local terroir and supported by edible, organic farms and mandala gardens.
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Club de Playa Laid-back beachfront living
Steps from the surf, the club invites unhurried days of swimming, sunbathing, and coastal dining. Freshly prepared dishes and handcrafted drinks are served with views of the Pacific and a relaxed, social atmosphere rooted in beach culture.

All's wellnes Holistic therapies
Surrounded by tropical vegetation and ocean air, guests experience treatments rooted in local traditions and natural healing. The setting emphasizes stillness, with open-air spaces that encourage deep relaxation and unhurried recovery.
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