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"This was an incredible house up in the hills above town. You have both jungle surroundings and ocean views. The private pool was lovely. We loved being settled in more of a local neighborhood and not a tourist trap. Nancy and Hermoso were very responsive when we first arrived and had questions about the property. We would love to come back! Before coming, please be aware that Mexico is a vibrant, lively and busy country. Don't come here looking for silence. Workers start early before the heat of the day, usually around 6 or 7 am, there's frequent motor noise on nearby roads and in neighborhoods like this one, you can always hear a rooster crowing among the many wild jungle birds. Sayulita is also loud at night. Concerts and DJs in town are LOUD and amplified by the surrounding hills. Bring earplugs or white noise if you think this will be a problem for you and you will be fine. Relax, lean in and enjoy a place that is full of life."

"Perfect spot for what we wanted! Private balcony and amazing shared amenities! The pool was beautiful and clean and the bbq was an awesome addition that we cooked up some fish we had caught. Far enough from town to ensure no noise pollution but close enough to walk to the square in less than 5 minutes. "

"Our stay was absolutely unforgettable. The room featured a private jacuzzi and a equipped kitchen, which made it feel like a perfect home away from home. Waking up to views overlooking Sayulita’s main beach and the pool area was truly something special — the scenery alone made the trip worth it. Everything was spotless, from the room to the shared amenities, and it was clear the property takes great pride in cleanliness and upkeep. The staff were incredibly friendly and went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable throughout our stay. They were always available, accommodating, and genuinely welcoming. If you're looking for a relaxing getaway with beautiful views, great amenities, and exceptional service, this place is a gem. We would absolutely stay here again."

"This was my third stay in Sayulita and defines wort. To start off, there was no one at the reception during our whole stay. The room was really nice however, one of the AC units in the main room smelled bad and there was mold around the unit. There was a water shut off and we had difficulties showering and after that day due to what we later found were clogged shower heads. Even though we put in a maintenance request due to having trickling water issue was only fixed when we an ourselves removed the shower head. There were bugs in the main room that I woke up to one morning on the floor and closer and some on my bed. There were no door sweeps on the door so anything could come in from the outside. There was a smashed gecko in one of the door ways. There was a hotel or bar near by that made it hard to have a good night’s rest due to getting early morning when the roosters called for the sun (my favorite part not at all a complaint). "

"Muy bonito y relajante lugar, recomendado."

"Tony the property manager was top notch. Helpful and very communicative. The accommodation was clean, reasonably good value and well maintained. The location was a little further from downtown than expected. The hill was steep but not an issue if you are in any kind of reasonable condition. We certainly recommend this location."

"Beautiful hotel The pool needs some care and the bar needs a blender for drinks. Very limited on choice of drinks. Other than that great place to stay. "

"Beautiful, peaceful property with helpful staff and a wonderful heated pool."

"This place is so beautiful: hand carved doors, private bird-watching balcony, natural light, and access to a semi-private beach! Our host was very easy to contact and her property manager checked in on us to make sure we were all set. I cannot recommend this place enough!! Heads up: The local taxi drivers know where 'Villa Bali' is, but some of the ubers weren't down to take us there. I suggest using the local taxi services for your return journey from Sayulita. "