The stay

The houses and how they sleep

Four bedrooms, six beds and four bathrooms across the adobe house, studio and casita.

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Guests: Up to 8
Bedrooms: 4
Beds: 6
Bathrooms: 4
Home type: Entire private compound
Setting: Las Tunas, Baja California Sur
Check-in: From 4:00 PM
Checkout: By 11:00 AM

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Sleeping plan

Who sleeps where

Adobe house

Primary bedroom
King bed
Ensuite bathroom
Bonus room
Single bed
Separate room

Studio

Studio
King bed and queen bed
Ensuite bathroom

Outdoor shower.

Casita

Upstairs bedroom
King bed
Bathroom
Downstairs bedroom
Two twins, convertible to a king
Bathroom

Separate entrance, with its own kitchen and living room. Air conditioning updated in 2023.

Layout

How the compound is laid out

Aerial photograph of the Casa del Arte compound: the adobe house, casita and studio among palm gardens, with the saltwater pool to the right

1Adobe housePrimary bedroom with ensuite, plus the bonus room.
2CasitaTwo bedrooms, separate entrance, own kitchen and living room.
3StudioKing and queen, ensuite bathroom and an outdoor shower.
4Pool houseHalf bathroom, no bedroom.

Aerial orientation of the Casa del Arte compound.

A walk through

The house, building by building

The compound

Three buildings — the adobe house, the studio and the casita — set around gardens, courtyards and the pool.

Aerial view of the Casa del Arte compound, palm gardens and the pool, with Las Tunas and the desert behind — The compound from above

Overhead view of the courtyard paths, palms and buildings of the compound — Courtyard paths connecting the buildings

Flagstone path between the brick adobe building and the white modernist volume, leading past the pool — Between the adobe building and the modernist volume

Two yellow Acapulco chairs flanking a plinth of flowers in front of an open doorway

Main living room

The shared living and dining space opens to the courtyard. The full kitchen is in the Adobe House; meals are often eaten outside at the long table under the pergola.

Shared living room with yellow woven lounge chairs, boucle armchairs, a sculpted wooden table and sliding doors open to the palms and brick courtyard — The shared living room, open to the courtyard

Dining table with woven chairs on a wool rug, looking through to the living room and the bougainvillea outside the window — The dining table, looking through to the living room

Turntable, receiver, records and mezcal on a wooden sideboard beneath a framed drawing in the living area

Adobe house

Primary bedroom with a king bed and an ensuite bathroom, plus a separate bonus room with a single bed.

Entry hall of the adobe house, with arched wooden doors, a carved screen and a timber sculpture on a plinth — The entry hall

Primary bedroom in the Adobe house with a carved wooden bed, cane chair and arched windows opening onto the palms — Primary bedroom, Adobe house

White galley kitchen in the Adobe House with green patterned tile, an arched brick window and stainless appliances — Full kitchen, Adobe House

Bathroom in the adobe house with a white vanity, mirrored cabinet reflecting arched windows, and a tiled walk-in shower — Bathroom in the adobe house

Room with a black daybed made up with pillows, a paper lantern and a tall mirror beside the arched window

Studio

A separate modernist building, skylit and open to the brick courtyard.

Beds: King bed and queen bed
Bathroom: Ensuite
Outside: Outdoor shower

White stucco volumes of the studio building with a wide sliding opening, yellow Acapulco chairs on a timber deck and gravel garden — The studio from the deck

Interior of the modernist studio building: white skylit walls, seating and a wide opening to the brick courtyard beyond — Inside the studio

Outdoor shower off the studio bathroom, with a copper rain head, a plaster niche and a concrete basin with folded towels — The studio's outdoor shower

The studio's square window at twilight, lamplight showing the bed and seating inside the white stucco wall — The studio at twilight

Casita

A self-contained house within the compound, with its own entrance, kitchen and living room.

Entrance: Separate, private to the casita
Living: Its own kitchen and living room
Upstairs: King bed
Downstairs: Two twins, convertible to a king
Bathrooms: Two
Air conditioning: Updated in 2023

The casita's private entrance: blue framed glass doors under a timber pergola, reached by a path through the palm garden — The casita's own entrance through the gardens

The casita's kitchen and living room under a palapa ceiling, with a concrete island, dining table and pink sofa — The casita's kitchen and living room

Wider view of the casita's living and dining area beneath the palapa roof, with the kitchen counter and bar stools beyond — Living and dining, casita

Upstairs bedroom in the casita with a king bed, ceiling fan and a window looking out over the palms — Upstairs king bedroom

Downstairs bedroom in the casita with two twin beds, framed Otomí textile, paper lantern sconces and glass doors to the garden — Downstairs bedroom, two twin beds

Casita bathroom with a green and pink patterned tile shower wall, a poured concrete vanity and a round mirror — Bathroom in the casita

The same casita bathroom seen from the doorway: tiled walk-in shower with a curtain, and the toilet beside it — Casita shower and bathroom

Pool, hot tub and outdoor living

A saltwater pool and hot tub private to the compound, with a cabana, dining pergola and shaded seating.

Inside the pool house cantina: a plastered corner fireplace, framed textile, flagstone floor and leather sling chair — The pool house cantina — half bathroom, no bedroom

Outdoor kitchen under the slatted pergola: tiled concrete counter with grill and sink, string lights and the long dining table beside it — The outdoor kitchen and dining pergola

A guest reading on the pool ledge in the morning, coffee beside her, the brick arcade behind

The saltwater pool and hot tub among the palms, with the white cabana on one side and the shaded dining pergola on the other — The pool, cabana and dining pergola in late light

The rooftop

Rooftop terrace with woven Acapulco chairs and a striped bench facing the palms, with the Pacific visible beyond — The rooftop, looking out over the palms to the Pacific

A guest watching sunset from the rooftop, silhouetted against the palms and the Pacific beyond — Sunset from the rooftop

The gardens and the Pacific

The gardens hold the last of the light; the ocean is a five-minute walk from the house.

Gravel garden and palms between the white modernist volume and the brick wall, with the ocean beyond — The gardens, with the Pacific beyond

Late afternoon light falling across the planted garden at Casa del Arte

Aerial view of the saltwater pool, pool house and shaded pergola among the palms at Casa del Arte — Pool, pool house and pergola from above

The Pacific at dusk near Todos Santos, a lone figure standing at the waterline — The Pacific, a five-minute walk from the house

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