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The Coastal Curator Selection

Accommodation in Puerto Escondido

Every place we list is on the map above: houses, villas, apartments, small hotels and budget rooms, from the surf end of town at La Punta to the quiet beach communities east of the Colotepec river. You book each one directly with its owner or manager, with no platform fee added at checkout.

Two choices shape a stay here more than the photos do. The area decides whether you walk to the beach or drive, and whether the sea in front of you is for surfing or for swimming. The type of place decides how much space and how much service you get. The two guides below help with both.

At a glance

Compare the 26 properties

From $600 to $35,000 MXN a night; a typical night is $6,017. 8 of 26 have a pool, 3 sit right on the beach and 5 can be booked instantly.

Where to start

Price per night

$600 – $35,000MXN

Typical night
$6,017
Typical per guest
$1,000

What they have

  • ac_unitAir conditioning22 of 26
  • wifiWi-Fi22 of 26
  • laptop_macWorkspace10 of 26
  • verifiedCleaning during stay10 of 26
  • poolPool8 of 26
  • groupCrib or baby gear8 of 26

Where they are

  • location_onLa Punta· 13from $600
  • location_onBarra de Colotepec· 1from $6,000
  • location_onBacocho· 1from $993
  • location_onLos Tamarindos· 1from $1,250
  • location_onEl Centro· 1from $1,100
  • location_onLos Naranjos· 1from $15,000
  • location_onEl Tomatal· 1from $35,000
  • location_onOutside town· 7from $950

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Beach distances are in a straight line to the nearest edge of the sand; the walk is longer. Prices are the base nightly rate before any seasonal change. Areas marked * are taken from the neighbouring properties.

Where to stay

Which area fits your trip?

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Zicatela

Surf & nightlife

The big-wave beach and its strip of restaurants and bars. Great for surfers and evenings out; the sea here is not for swimming.

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La Punta

Surf village

Sandy lanes, cafés and a gentler point break at the south end of Zicatela. Walkable, sociable and popular for long stays.

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Rinconada

Calm & residential

Quiet streets near Carrizalillo and Puerto Angelito, the coves where you can swim. A good base for families.

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Bacocho

Space & sunsets

The west side: bigger lots, houses with pools and a long open beach for walking and sunsets, not for swimming.

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El Centro

Old town & the bay

The Adoquín, the market and Playa Principal, where the fishing boats land. Walkable and easy without a car.

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Los Tamarindos

Quiet, behind Zicatela

Residential streets a few minutes on foot behind Zicatela, with smaller houses and apartments and calmer nights.

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Los Naranjos

Gated beachfront

A gated community on the beach past the Colotepec river: villas with pools for groups, about 15 minutes from Zicatela.

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El Tomatal

Rural & spacious

A village east of town with big beach houses and an almost empty beach. You will want a car.

Type of stay

Which kind of place?

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Houses

Families & groups

Whole houses with a kitchen and outdoor space, from casitas to family homes.

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Villas

Pools & celebrations

Bigger houses built around a private pool, for groups and special trips.

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Apartments

Couples & remote work

Studios and apartments for one to three people, by the night or by the month.

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Small hotels

Service & short trips

Independent hotels with daily cleaning and someone on site.

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Budget stays

Small budgets

Dorm beds, private rooms and surf camps, mostly around La Punta and Zicatela.

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Monthly rentals

A month or more

Monthly rates and what to check before you settle in for a while.

Before you book

Questions guests ask

Do I book and pay the owner directly?
Yes. Each place is booked with the person who manages it, so there is no platform fee on top. Get the dates, price, deposit and cancellation terms in writing before you pay.
Do I need a car?
Not in La Punta, Zicatela or El Centro, where the beach and restaurants are walkable. In Bacocho, El Tomatal and Los Naranjos, a car or regular taxis make daily life much easier.
When is the best time to come?
November to April is the dry season and the busiest, with peaks at Christmas, New Year and Easter week. June to October is the rainy season: greener, quieter and usually cheaper, with most rain falling in afternoon or night storms.
Is the Wi-Fi good enough to work?
In many places, yes, but it varies from house to house. Check the amenities on the listing and ask the owner for the connection type and a recent speed test before you book.
Can I search by dates?
Yes. Set your dates in the filters at the top of the page and the list only shows places that are free for those nights.
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