Casa Ceiba, Casa Coral and Casa Azul are three six-bedroom beachfront residences side by side on Isla Mujeres, across the water from Cancún — each with its own chef, three meals a day, a dedicated staff and a private dock in front. Rent one, or the whole collection for up to 48 guests.
La Colección is the most exclusive way to stay on Isla Mujeres: a whole house on the sand, a chef in its kitchen and a team whose only guests are you — breakfast, lunch and dinner included in every stay.
The three residences share one design and one stretch of beach on the island’s sheltered bay side, each with a heated pool and jacuzzi, a terrace with a grill bar and wood-fired oven, an elevator, kayaks, paddleboards and bicycles. They differ in colour and character — green Casa Ceiba, rose-pink Casa Coral, blue-and-white Casa Azul — and the dock in front of them is yours.
“You arrive by sea. We handle the rest.”
La Colección Residences
Every house has the same generous layout — two king suites, four rooms with two queen beds, a multifunctional room and a family room — and its own chef and staff. Pick the colour that suits you, or take all three.
A ceiba — the sacred tree of the Maya — stood on this plot, and it was kept while the house went up around it.
Casa Coral takes its name and its colour from the reef: rose-pink walls, coral and terracotta linens, and an L-shaped heated pool that runs out to the palms and the beach.
Casa Azul is named for the turquoise of the Caribbean around Isla Mujeres, and it is the calmest of the three: white walls, navy and sky-blue linens, woven baskets and geometric murals, and a long rectangular pool on the lawn between the house and the beach..
Book Casa Ceiba, Casa Coral and Casa Azul together and the three gardens, three pools, the beach and the dock become one private estate — three kitchens, three teams and one concierge coordinating the lot.
Grandparents in one house, cousins in the next, everyone at the same long table at night. Elevators in every residence, calm water in front and a kids’ menu every day.
A milestone birthday, an anniversary, a wedding weekend: special dinners on the beach or the terrace are included, and music, décor and extra furniture are arranged for you.
Private enough for a leadership offsite, relaxed enough for a group of friends: three living rooms and a multifunctional room per house for breakouts, massages or yoga.
The best way in is by water. A private SUV meets you at Cancún International Airport and drives you to the marina; a private yacht crosses the bay and ties up at the residences’ own pier, a few steps from your pool.
The concierge arranges the transfer on request (it is charged separately), along with private boats for the days that follow — or simply take one of the public ferries from Cancún, a 20 to 30-minute crossing.
Seven kilometres long and a short crossing from Cancún, Isla Mujeres keeps a pace the mainland lost long ago — golf carts instead of traffic, painted houses, fresh fish and some of the clearest water in Mexico. Travel + Leisure readers voted it one of their five favourite islands in Mexico, Central and South America in 2025.
The island’s famous north beach: powder-white sand and shallow, glass-clear water you can wade into for a hundred metres.
The cliffs at the southern tip, the first place in Mexico the sun touches each morning, with sculpture gardens above the surf.
In summer, the world’s largest fish gather off the island to feed — boats leave from Isla Mujeres to swim beside them.
MUSA’s submerged sculptures lie in the reef-lined water between the island and Cancún — snorkel or dive among them.
A protected bird sanctuary an hour north by boat, where visitor numbers are capped each day, with some of the best snorkelling around.
Colourful streets, small restaurants, a lighthouse and an easy golf-cart ride from the residences.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are part of every stay — not an add-on. Each residence has an executive chef and a cook, and the menus are built around your family before you land.
Mornings bring fresh juices, café de olla and a breakfast special of the day — cochinita tacos, huevos motuleños, panuchos. Lunch might be a ceviche bar, a taco bar or a pizza workshop at the wood-fired oven; dinner moves from Italian to Caribbean to an à la carte night. The General Manager confirms tomorrow’s menu with you each evening, and nothing is fixed.
Each residence comes with its own team, run by hotel-trained operators who know when to be present and when to step back.
Pre-arrival planning, menus, transfers, boats, excursions and anything else — one person who knows your plans.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the times you set; the cook is on duty from 8 am to 9 pm.
Service at every meal, by the pool and on the beach, from 8 am to 10 pm.
Daily cleaning and an evening turndown; laundry on request, back within 24 hours.
Loungers, towels, umbrellas, kayaks and paddleboards set up for you every day.
Round-the-clock security at the residences, day and night.
Coffee on the balcony, then kayaks and paddleboards straight off the beach into the flat water of the bay, the Cancún skyline far across it. Breakfast is ready whenever you are.
A ceviche bar on the terrace, a swim in the heated pool, a nap on a daybed under the palms — or a boat to Playa Norte and back in time for sunset.
Torches on the sand, a Yucatecan grill from the wood-fired oven and the whole group at one table. The staff clear up; you stay out as late as you like.
A ceiba — the sacred tree of the Maya — stood on this plot, and it was kept while the house went up around it. Casa Ceiba is the green one: forest-toned interiors, hand-painted jungle murals, timber beams and a curved pool beside a palm-thatched palapa lounge.
2 king suites · 4 rooms with two queen beds · all en suite
12 in the rate · up to 16 with the family room and multifunctional room
Chef, three meals a day and full staff included
Its layout is the collection's most generous at ground level: a living room under an arched mural, an indoor dining room with a bar, a terrace with the grill bar and wood-fired oven, the palapa, a gym, a laundry and a multifunctional room that works as a seventh bedroom, a massage room or an office.
Upstairs, two king suites and four rooms with two queen beds each look out to the sea or the lagoon, and an elevator connects every floor — easy for grandparents and small children alike.
Casa Coral takes its name and its colour from the reef: rose-pink walls, coral and terracotta linens, and an L-shaped heated pool that runs out to the palms and the beach. It is the warmest of the three in mood — made for long lunches on the terrace and sunsets from the pool.
2 king suites · 4 rooms with two queen beds · all en suite
12 in the rate · up to 16 with the family room and multifunctional room
Chef, three meals a day and full staff included
The ground floor opens completely to the garden: living room, dining room and bar on one side, the covered terrace with its grill bar and wood-fired oven on the other, then the pool, the jacuzzi and the sand.
Above, two king suites and four rooms with two queen beds share an elevator and a family room with its own terrace. Every bedroom has its own bathroom and a view of the sea or the lagoon.
Casa Azul is named for the turquoise of the Caribbean around Isla Mujeres, and it is the calmest of the three: white walls, navy and sky-blue linens, woven baskets and geometric murals, and a long rectangular pool on the lawn between the house and the beach.
2 king suites · 4 rooms with two queen beds · all en suite
12 in the rate · up to 16 with the family room and multifunctional room
Chef, three meals a day and full staff included
Downstairs the living room, the dining room and the bar open onto a covered terrace with a second dining table, an outdoor kitchen with grill bar and wood-fired oven, then the pool, the jacuzzi and the daybeds on the sand. The private dock is right in front.
Two king suites and four rooms with two queen beds sit on the two upper floors, reached by stairs or the elevator; the master balcony looks straight down the dock to the Cancún skyline across the bay.
Two short films — each opens full screen with sound.
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From the air over Isla Mujeres to the pools, the terraces and the table — a film by the architects, Artigas Arquitectos.
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Through the carved front door, into the green living room and out past the pool to the kayaks on the sand.
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The three residences stand side by side on Sac Bajo, the quiet western shore of Isla Mujeres facing the Bahía de Mujeres and the Cancún skyline. Fly into Cancún International Airport (CUN); the concierge can arrange the SUV and the yacht to the dock.
La Colección Residences · Av. Sac Bajo 080-B, SM 007 · 77404 Isla Mujeres, Q.R., Mexico · Open in Google Maps →
Either. Casa Ceiba, Casa Coral and Casa Azul are rented individually — six bedrooms each, for up to 12 guests at the base rate and 16 at most — or together as a full buyout of La Colección Residences: 18 ocean-view bedrooms for up to 36 guests at the base rate and 48 at most, side by side on the same beach with one shared dock.
Exclusive use of the residence and three meals a day cooked in the house by its chef — breakfast, lunch and dinner at times you confirm — plus light snacks between meals, soft drinks and national beers. Also included: a concierge, a dedicated staff in each house (chef, cook and a waiter-bartender from 8 am to 10 pm), daily housekeeping with evening turndown, beach assistance during the day, 24-hour security, kayaks, paddleboards, bicycles and the private dock. Laundry is on request and returned within 24 hours.
Soft drinks and national beers are included. The optional House Bar adds wine with every meal, sunset cocktails, spirits, coffee and water for US$60 per adult per day (children free), and a cellar of wines is available by the bottle. Food and beverage extras carry 16% VAT and a 10% service charge.
Before you arrive you share preferences, allergies and timings and choose the week's menus together — Mexican breakfasts, signature lunches such as a ceviche bar, a taco bar or a pizza workshop, and dinners from Italian to Caribbean. The General Manager confirms the next day's menu with you every evening, and a children's menu is always available. Special dinners on the beach, the terrace or the garden — a Yucatecan grill, a Mexican night or a steakhouse — are included too; only special decoration is charged.
You arrive by sea. The concierge can arrange a private SUV from Cancún International Airport to the marina and a private yacht across the bay straight to the residences' own dock, on request and at an additional cost. Alternatively the public ferries cross from Cancún in about 20–30 minutes.
Each residence has six bedrooms — two king suites and four rooms with two queen beds — plus a multifunctional room and a family room with a sofa bed. The rate covers 1 to 12 guests per house; additional guests are US$200 per night (children US$100), up to 16 per house. A buyout of all three takes up to 48 guests.
Three nights in most of the year, four nights from 4 January to 30 April 2027 and over Easter, and six nights over Christmas and New Year (19 December – 3 January).
Accommodation rates are in US dollars and carry 21% taxes and destination charges plus a 5% service charge. Food and beverage extras carry 16% VAT and 10% service.
Yes. Day guests beyond 12 per house are US$180 per person, for up to 10 additional guests, with prior confirmation. Special dinners, live music (mariachis, trios, DJ), decoration and extra furniture can be arranged; for a wedding or a large event, take all three residences and tell us the plan.
Private boat and yacht charters, island excursions, massages, yoga, meditation, sound therapy and personal trainers, cooking, mixology and ceramics classes, kids' workshops, nannies, extra security, translators, lifeguards and extra golf carts — all on request, at an additional cost.
The residences face the Bahía de Mujeres, the sheltered bay between the island and Cancún, so the water in front is usually calm and clear — kayaks and paddleboards go straight off the beach or the dock. As with the whole Caribbean, seasonal sargassum can arrive with warmer currents.
The residences were designed by Artigas Arquitectos and developed by Grupo Artila; each house is operated by a hospitality team with luxury-hotel experience. Villa Experience markets the collection and handles your reservation from first question to arrival.
Send your dates, the residence or residences you want and the number of guests. Rocío at Villa Experience confirms availability with the property and replies with a full quote within one business day.
Per night for a whole residence for 1 to 12 guests, chef, three meals a day and staff included — and for the whole collection of three. Plus 21% taxes and destination charges and a 5% service charge.
The same rate for each residence · whole collection = all three houses
| Season | Dates | One residence | Whole collection | Minimum |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Autumn | 15 Aug 2026 – 23 Nov 2026 | US$4,400 | US$13,200 | 3 nights |
| Thanksgiving | 24 Nov 2026 – 30 Nov 2026 | US$7,900 | US$23,700 | 3 nights |
| Early December | 1 Dec 2026 – 18 Dec 2026 | US$5,000 | US$15,000 | 3 nights |
| Christmas & New Year | 19 Dec 2026 – 3 Jan 2027 | US$9,900 | US$29,700 | 6 nights |
| Winter & spring | 4 Jan 2027 – 30 Apr 2027 | US$6,900 | US$20,700 | 4 nights |
| Presidents' Day | 13 Feb 2027 – 18 Feb 2027 | US$7,900 | US$23,700 | 3 nights |
| Easter (Semana Santa) | 25 Mar 2027 – 29 Mar 2027 | US$8,900 | US$26,700 | 4 nights |
| Early summer | 1 May 2027 – 14 Jul 2027 | US$4,600 | US$13,800 | 3 nights |
| Summer holidays | 15 Jul 2027 – 14 Aug 2027 | US$5,400 | US$16,200 | 3 nights |
Rates per night in US dollars from the property’s 2026–27 rate card; Presidents’ Day and Easter rates replace the winter rate on those dates. Rates can change until a reservation is confirmed.
Tell us your dates, the residence you have in mind — or all three — and how many guests are coming. Rocío confirms availability with La Colección and comes back with a full quote, taxes included, within one business day.
