The Namesake...
Back in 2023, the then-owner commissioned this spectacular mural of two Catrinas in memory of a loved one who was taken too soon.
La Catrina is one of the most recognized symbols in Mexican culture, especially during Dia de Los Muertos, a holiday that celebrates the respect and remembrance of ancestors and loved ones who have passed away. She symbolizes the connection between life and death.
Her image reminds us that, regardless of wealth or social status, everyone is equal in death; and should be remembered with love, humor, color and family traditions.
Casa Catrina is a home filled with love, humor, LOTS of color and a place to create your family traditions.
Living/Dining Room
Bright, colorful and cozy, enjoy spectacular Pacific Ocean views from your living or dining room. Relish in the delightful breeze and relax to the sound of the ocean waves.
Kitchen Area
Ignite your culinary passion in this vivid and expansive chef's space. Invite your loved ones to gather at the bar while you craft delicious recipes.
Master Bedroom & Bath
The vaulted ceilings, the ocean view, the sea breeze...
This master bedroom has a comfortable king-size bed, ample closet and drawer space, floor-to-ceiling glass sliders so that you can fall asleep to the sound of the crashing waves and feel the ocean breeze on your face; and wake up to a beautiful view, chirping birds and a warm zephyr welcoming you to a new day!
The Master ensuite bathroom is large and beautifully designed with traditional Mexican talavera tiles and a walk-in shower.
Guest Bedroom & Bath
This guest bedroom is east-facing, so guests staying here wake up to the sunrise each morning. Like the master bedroom, it has ample closet space and a mini-split for those warm nights.
Although not an ensuite, guests will have their own bathroom, complete with a bathtub!
Patio, Pool & Views
On your own private patio, enjoy your morning coffee or sunset cocktails. With a west-facing view, you will get to enjoy nightly sunsets that require no filters. You can watch the massive cargo ships come into port (Manzanillo is home to the largest port in Mexico, and the 5th largest port serving Latin America!) or spot whales swimming in the bay. Enjoy the ocean breeze while you read, or just sit and take it all in!
*note: outdoor patio furniture may be different from what is shown in pictures
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