The hotel is perfectly positioned on a secluded three-mile beach, with world-class surfing and the incredible pacific ocean landscape at your doorstep.
Experience contemporary and sophisticated barefoot elegance, with private terraces, handcrafted touches, bespoke pieces, and more.
The 10-suite hotel adds adventure to romance through excursions on its private 33-foot boat and horseback riding for all levels of experience.
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It’s easy to see why Troncones attracts a crowd of creative spirits. The place has held onto its languid charm, while the mix of locals who’ve moved here ensure that all development is respectful to the environment. The magical mix of mountains, jungle, and beach guarantee that all sorts of adventures await intrepid travelers—scuba diving, snorkeling, hiking, bird watching, and more.
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Rafael Sainz Skewes
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Architecture Jorge Gonzalez Parcero
In order to ensure cross-ventilation in the rooms, the team decided to use an ancient design for its doors. Hence quaint wooden sliding doors, instead of glass, lead out to spacious terraces. The 10 rooms share a beachfront common space with a restaurant, bar, and glittering infinity pool.
Interior design Nicolas Sainz
In the rooms, handcrafted pieces from the Guadalajara area and other parts of Mexico make up the contemporary local aesthetic such as the “palapa” (woven palm leaves) art pieces. The stunning minimalistic bathrooms feature only three materials: glass, concrete, and wood. Striking mint blue chairs in the restaurant contrast teakwood tables.
The Originals Rafael Sainz Skewes
La Terraza Dining by the sea
Mint-blue seating contrasts with concrete floors, while wooden tables bring warmth to the coastal setting. The menu focuses on regional Guerrero dishes prepared with fresh, local ingredients, alongside a selection of cocktails and wines suited to the seaside location. As daylight fades, the space takes on a quieter rhythm, becoming a place for unhurried evenings by the water.
Part two of our journey through the mythic beach towns of Mexico’s Pacific coast, exploring the culinary, cultural, and hospitality scenes that are transforming the region.
When Rafael Sainz Skewes’ motorcycle brought him to the perfect beach, he knew he had to find a way to stay.
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