Casa Belha is a four bedroom, four bathroom modern beach house housing eight guests set within 50 acres of family-owned Mexican jungle. It was commissioned to be built by one of Mexico’s most infamous beach architects and has been decorated to a minimalist yet personal finish. The owner has decorated it with artwork and wood from the local area, such as mahogany. Located next to Hotel Esencia on a private road amongst a palm tree estate, this detached villa gives you plenty of privacy without feeling completely isolated. Casa Belha has plenty of space for you to relax. Including six lounging areas and seven terraces overlooking panoramic gardens, it’s certain that you will leave your stay feeling refreshed.
The villa itself spans 9000 square feet, with the ground floor consisting of a living room, kitchen, and bar room. Upstairs are four suites – three ocean suites and a master suite – each with their own en-suite and some with views of the Caribbean Sea. There is also a laundry room to help you feel at home. Outside in the gardens is a hot tub, heated pool, and palapas which light up at night, creating a cosy environment for socialising as a group. The gardens themselves are of an impeccable standard and are home to various native trees and plants which are home to a variety of colourful birds also native to Mexico. The gardens and the palm tree estate are separated by a natural pool – or cenote – which can be used for swimming at certain times of the year.
Casa Belha is located just a stone’s throw from the Xpu-Ha beach, which features turquoise waters lapping at stunning white sand as well as a private palapas to shade oneself. The beach itself has been ranked as one of the best three beaches on the Riviera Maya.
The Riviera Maya is a beautiful stretch of coastline on the Yucatan Peninsula located in north-eastern Mexico. Just south of Cancun, the area is renowned for its fine dining restaurants and stunning beaches while also having a quiet and relaxing environment to holiday in.
Features:
The Villa
Casa Belha is a stunning and modern beachfront property near Cancun, Mexico, accommodating up to eight lucky guests with space for two more if needed!
Ground Floor
- Large living room with bi folding doors leading to the terrace
- Fully-equipped kitchen
- Master bedroom with a king size bed, air conditioning, CD player, ceiling fan, en-suite bathroom, Ocean view, toiletries, and window screen
- Bedroom with two queen beds, air conditioning, CD player, ceiling fan, en-suite bathroom with tub & shower, safety box, TV, and window screen
First Floor
- Bedroom with king size bed, air conditioning, CD player, ceiling fan, en-suite bathroom with shower, safety box, TV, window screen
- Bedroom with king size bed, CD player, ceiling fan, en-suite bathroom with tub & shower, safety box, toiletries, TV, and window screen
Exterior
- Private heated swimming pool
- Large terrace and garden area
- Several outdoor terraces with seating options
- Covered dining area next to the pool
- Various sun loungers
- Direct access to the beach
- Two palapas (one by beach and one by villa)
Additional Facilities
- Wi-Fi connection
- Air conditioning
- Indoor and outdoor speaker systems
- Parking
- Washing machine
- Dryer
- Extra childrens beds (please see T&Cs)
Location:
The Casa Belha is set between Tulum and Playa del Carmen, two places bursting with history and culture. An hour from the airport, the luxury villa is within driving distance of the Mayan Pyramids, with some of Riviera Maya’s best nightclubs serving exotic cocktails only twenty minutes away. There’s also a large variety of restaurants catering to all, whether you eat meat, fish, or are vegetarian/vegan.
With a beach-side location, it is possible to walk to the beach although there are others in the area that can be visited such as the Playa Delfines where wild dolphins can be spotted. This beach is only a twenty-five minute car journey from the villa and is definitely worth it for its expansive white sands and shallow turquoise waters.
The Yucatan Peninsula is around 181,000 square kilometres and Mayan languages are spoken there due to the vast Mayan history of the area. The name of the peninsula itself is debated, however many think that Spanish explorers asked the name of the area and were told “I don’t understand” in Mayan in response. This sounded like the name, Yucatan, and the name stuck! Throughout the peninsula are a variety of Maya archaeological sites such as Chichen Itza, Coba, and Tulum, perfect for exploring if someone in your group is keen on history. The main temple at Chichen Itza is El Castillo and is stunning with a sunset backdrop. Close to Tulum, you will be able to visit the Parque Nacionale Tulum, a coastal area home to natural sinkholes called cenotes. After a swim or dive, make sure to go to Hartwood, a local restaurant serving some of the best food in Tulum and a variety of national dishes. Or, go for a romantic dinner at the Saffron at Mayakoba that overlooks Mayakoba’s lagoons.There are many other activities to enjoy around the villa, from swimming with whale sharks, shopping in Play Del Carman or visiting the stunning Mayan ruins at Tulum. Furthermore, you can visit the Mesoamerican reef system, which spans 1,000 km along the Caribbean and is the second largest in the world after the Great Barrier Reef.
Terms & Conditions:
Arrival time
3 pm.
Departure time
12 pm.
Minimum stay
7 nights during peak season. 4 nights during low season.
Other Ts and Cs
There is the possibility for extra beds to be set up for children, prior to your arrival and with agreement from the owner beforehand. Please note that the extra beds will bring the capacity to a maximum of 10 guests and incurs a charge of $200 per child per night. Please request this during the booking process.
Pool heating charge
For those who require pool heating, there will be an additional charge of $100/night (to be paid prior to travel). This extra is only available on request, and with prior arrangement before arrival. Please note that like all heated pools, pool heating and water temperature are reliant on weather and outside temperatures.
