Casa Xadani sits on a Pacific hillside in San Miguel del Puerto, on the fringe of Oaxaca's Huatulco coast, where the dry sierra forest tips down to the sea. Clay-walled, palm-thatched cabins, an infinity pool set at the tree line, and a deliberate quiet make it a refuge built for adults — its own site calls it a sustainable and exclusive refuge for adults.
A handful of hand-built cabins and suites — Sabina, Alebrije, Jaguar and Toledo — are shaped from adobe and local wood, with platform beds under mosquito nets, cool polished-concrete floors and private decks. Some wear vivid alebrije murals; all open to the forest and the ocean beyond.
Casa Xadani sets a minimum age of 18 in its own house rules, written at casa-xadani.com, and read there on 11 August 2026. A house whose rule drops below eighteen, or stops naming an age, is taken off HUSH — how every house is checked.
Each cabin is shaped by hand from adobe and crowned with a steep palm-thatch roof, set on its own raised deck along the slope. They step down the hillside among the dry-forest trees, so every threshold looks out to open sky and, below it, the Pacific breaking on the shore.
From the terraces the land falls away in a wave of green to the water, exactly as the house promises — an environment where the mountains meet the sea. Woven chairs under the thatch make the long view somewhere to sit with a coffee and do very little at all.
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3 nights · 2026-09-24 → 2026-09-27 · 2 adults
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