Costalegre, Mexico
Rooms & Suites
Cuixmala Rooms & Suites
Seventeen categories divide among Casa suites and bungalows, villas, and casitas or casas. Pools are zone-restricted. Casa pool and beach access involves terracotta steps, and Playa Cuixmala is non-swimmable. Villas require three nights and five days' notice. A dirt-road car is essential because internal transport is not provided, and pets are prohibited. Puma is three bedrooms on its page despite four-bedroom collection wording.
17 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- Pools are zone-restricted.
- Casa pool and beach access involves terracotta steps.
- Shared guest areas, pools and beaches require full-coverage clothing and swimwear; the FAQ narrows the scope to public swimming areas and beaches.
- Puma's page says three bedrooms while the collection says four-bedroom villas.
- Villas require three nights and five days' notice.
Category 1
Cuixmala Suite
97 square metres with king bed, ocean view, terrace jacuzzi, Casa pool, terracotta-step access and non-swimmable main beach. The current accommodation page says two adults and one child; a still-live staging page says up to two children. Confirm occupancy.
Category 2
Horse Suite
72 square metres for two adults and one child; king bed, terrace, lagoon or reserve views, Casa pool and terracotta-step access.
Category 3
Dragon Suite
72 square metres for two adults and one child; king bed, coconut views, shared terrace and connection with Lion. It uses the Casa pool and terracotta-step route to the pool and beach.
Category 4
Lion Suite
43.5 square metres for two adults and one child; connects to Dragon and is favored by the house for families with small children. It uses the Casa pool and terracotta-step route.
Category 5
Bungalow Laguna
150 square metres for two adults and one child; the largest one-bedroom bungalow, with king bed, wraparound terrace and lagoon view. It uses the Casa pool and terracotta-step route.
Category 6
Bungalow Roca
240 square metres for four adults and two children; two king rooms and baths with private entrances, internal connection and terrace. It uses the Casa pool and terracotta-step route.
Category 7
One-Bedroom Bungalows — Mar, Faro, Sierra and Palmar
Four 120-square-metre bungalows for two adults and one child, with king bed, balcony, daybeds and varying outlooks. They use the Casa pool and terracotta-step route to the pool and beach.
Category 8
Casa Torre
1,092 square metres for eight; four bedrooms, infinity pool, pavilion, chef and butler. Three-night minimum, five days' notice and a dirt-road car apply.
Category 9
Casa Alborada
1,243 square metres for eight; four bedrooms, panoramic pool and rooftop terrace. Three-night minimum, five days' notice and no internal transport.
Category 10
Casa Puma
The villas index gives 1,000 square metres and calls the collection four-bedroom; Puma's own page says three bedrooms for six. It has a private pool; three nights and five days' notice apply.
Category 11
Casa La Playa
1,850 square metres for eight; four bedrooms, pool, palapa and staff. Its beach is non-swimmable; three nights and five days' notice apply.
Category 12
One-Bedroom Casitas
Five 136-square-metre casitas for two, with king bed and outdoor living near Casa Gomez. They use only the casitas pool; a suitable car is essential.
Category 13
Two-Bedroom Casita — Casita Girasol
The sole 189-square-metre two-bedroom casita for four, near the shared casitas pool and Casa Gomez; pool access is zone-restricted.
Category 14
Casa Hibiscus
291 square metres for four; two bedrooms, indoor-outdoor living and jungle views, with casitas-pool access and no routine internal transport.
Category 15
Casa Copa de Oro
291 square metres for four; two bedrooms, indoor-outdoor living and inland views, with casitas-pool access and no routine internal transport.
Category 16
Casa Bugambilia / Casita Bugambilia
Heading and URL differ on Casa versus Casita; 349 square metres for six, with three king rooms, terrace and nearby casitas pool.
Category 17
Casa Orquidea
The largest casita-category house at 394 square metres for six, with three king rooms, multiple living areas and casitas-pool access.
Cuixmala rooms FAQ
- Which pool can guests use?
- Casa guests use the Casa pool, casitas and casas use the casitas pool, and villas use private pools. Zones do not share.
- Is Casa Cuixmala step-free?
- No step-free route is published; the Casa pool and beach route is a cascade of terracotta steps.
- How many bedrooms does Casa Puma have?
- Its page says three for six guests, while the collection calls all four houses four-bedroom villas. Confirm in writing.
- Are there villa booking rules?
- Every villa requires at least three nights and reservation five days in advance.
- Are pets allowed?
- No. Pets are prohibited because the reserve contains untamed animals.
- What should guests wear at shared pools and beaches?
- Accommodation pages require full-coverage clothing and swimwear in shared guest areas, pools and beaches; the FAQ narrows this to full-coverage swimwear in public swimming areas and beaches.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026