Brand New Beach Villa in Mahahual

Casa Asucar is a gorgeous home with every amenity in a beautiful setting. The house was spotless. The kitchen well equipped and lots of extras, from snorkel to Paddle board and kayak. The host met us with the key and was immediately responsive to any questions. You have to stock up on groceries on your way in since it is a haul to any major grocery store but the small shops in Mahahual are pretty well stocked with the small things. The Sandy beach road to Casa is charming and we enjoyed greeting all the neighborhood pets along the way. The house is about 30 minutes from Mahahual and provides a peaceful, quiet haven away from the crowds.

Thank you for sharing your piece of paradise with us! Wonderful to have the beach just for our family. House is beautiful. Amazing kitchen, fully stocked. Spent a lot of time up on the terrace enjoying the incredible Ocean view. Worth the drive from Cancun! Charlie was great & very helpful too!

This is such a beautiful home. It was great to be able to walk out the door and into the ocean. My nephew picked coconuts for us and found amazing shells without leaving. You can see the sunrise and sunset from the rooftop bar. It is a bit of a drive to town so if you want to go out this may not be a great place to stay but it was perfect for our family. Charlie the caretaker was amazing. He was really helpful and such a pleasure in every interaction. The palm trees provided shade and protection from the wind. The waves were just enough for the kids to boogie board and the ocean is shallow enough that you can paddle/swim/snorkel way out without concerns for the kids safety. Such a wonderful vacation

We were two families of four (4 adults/4 kiddos) and this house fit us beautifully. The house is lovely and spacious - love the tile work throughout. Love the fact that it was off the grid, remote and ran mainly on solar power. The generator did get turned on early on our first morning and that was loud enough to wake us but we asked the manager to delay the recharge of the batteries until a bit later and he was great about accommodating that so it didn't interrupt our sleep for the remainder of our stay. We did a good job conserving energy so the generator didn't need to go on do to lack of power but the need for the generator to be on more (therefore being noisy) could be an issue for those not a aware of their energy consumption. The rooftop porch was spectacular - breathtaking really. The room with the bunk beds is by far the warmest in the house with far less breeze coming through so we were mainly forced to utilized the other rooms. The house gets a wonderful breeze but it certainly did get warm (we visited in July so of course it did). Overall we didn't feel like the lack of AC was a major issue except when the thunder storms rolled through forcing us to shut up the house so the rain wouldn't come in. Speaking of rain- it is important to know that with the heavy rain comes scorpions. Our first night several found their way in which was a little concerning with young kids getting up at night to use the bathroom. But after speaking with the manager and understanding they try to get out of the rain we blocked the doorways with towels and didn't seem to have any other issues. Additionally, the manager was able to educate us more about them relieving some of the concern but it is certainly a possibility that they will get in so awareness is key. We were taken a bit back by the enormous amount of trash that was washed up on the beach as we didn't expect that. We expected more pristine beaches so that was very disappointing. Granted that has nothing to do with the home itself per say but rather a sad indicator of the world we live in today. So if you are looking for pristine beaches then condos or hotels that groom the beach would be more up your allay. The owners were really easy to work with through the rental process and we were welcomed with a cold six pack in the fridge which was a wonderful surprise. We were able to see Manta Ray and other rays along with a variety of fish in the reef further down the beach to the north.