HOTELS
Posada Jose Ignacio (Wanderlust)
Posada Jose Ignacio (Wanderlust)
Posada Jose Ignacio (Wanderlust)
Very conveniently located next to two of our favorite cafes: Rizoma (also a bookstore) and Panadería Jose Ignacio. One block from Playa Mansa and a short walk to the village center; rooms are straightforward and the appeal is location and value rather than resort amenities.
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Posada Ayana
Posada Jose Ignacio (Wanderlust)
Posada Jose Ignacio (Wanderlust)
A family-run lodge created by Edda and Robert Kofler, became widely known in 2021 for unveiling James Turrell’s Skyspace “Ta Khut” on its grounds. The hotel focuses on craft and sustainability in its materials and design, and grants hotel guests dedicated sunrise/sunset access to the Skyspace during the season. Book directly.
Posada del Faro
Casa Grande Beach Club
Casa Grande Beach Club
Among José Ignacio’s earliest boutique hotels (since 1991), Posada del Faro sits steps from the bay and a short stroll from the lighthouse, with whitewashed Mediterranean styling and a casual, residential feel. It has long drawn guests who want a small, in-village address with terraces, an honesty bar and beach gear on hand. Book directly
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Casa Grande Beach Club
Casa Grande Beach Club
Casa Grande Beach Club
A contemporary beachfront retreat on Playa Brava, Casa Grande Beach Club combines modern design with direct ocean access. The property features minimalist architecture, spacious suites, and a relaxed beach club atmosphere perfect for those seeking a laid-back coastal escape with style.. Booking code
Where to stay
Pueblo José Ignacio (green) is the heart of the original fishing village and the most walkable area. Located on the peninsula, it features the iconic lighthouse, La Huella restaurant, boutique hotels, shops, and many great dining options — all within easy reach on foot.
Just west of the Pueblo, La Juanita (blue) is a newer, more residential area that feels quieter and more private. It’s home to some of our favorite hidden gems and is only a 5–15 minute walk from most places in the Pueblo.
Arenas (pink) is a primarily residential area with a few restaurants and hotels. While it’s still close to the Pueblo, staying here typically requires a car to get around comfortably.