Please keep in mind that Casa Almar is not a hotel, its a home. Its my parents home and with much love we have opened it to guests from around the world. It is our hope that you will enjoy and have a pleasant stay. If there is anything you need, please let me know right away via the message - and I will do my best to help you out to provide you the best stay I can possibly give you. I love hosting and it is my hope that when you leave you remember us with a smile and do come stay again in the future. The house has very nice furnishings (many custom made for my mother's taste) and high quality linens and blankets that are hard to replace, therefore we do hold a security deposit of 1000MXN per suite. When you arrive during business hours we can accept it in cash and when you depart during business hours, we can return back to you in cash. When you arrive or depart after business hours (after 5pm and before 8am) we handle the deposits via bank transfers, zelle or venmo. Please know...I aim to please, love to say yes as much as I can and I am super flexible. If you need anything, please reach out to me. I want to do all that I can to give you the very best stay possible.

Historical Furnished house (built in 1882) , in downtown area. Each Suite is elegantly decorated and has its own private entrance and private bathroom. Casa Almar is a marriage of the old and the modern as it includes Free Wifi, Smart TV, Air Condition, mini fridge with snacks and private parking. We have hypoallergy pillow and mattress protectors. white linens and high quality Sogane pillows Casa Almar is located 25 min. from Miramar Beach, 3 min. from downtown plaza, and 3 min from the Laguna Del Carpintero. / Its self-check-in (no contact). Codes to enter are provided upon receipt of refundable security deposit via bank transfer. Deposit can be accepted in cash when arrival is before 5PM. There is plenty of patio furniture for guests to relax and enjoy the outside. My mother loved to entertained and the house was built for it and it is my hope you would love it as much as we did as a family.

The people who live in the neighborhood are happy to say "Buenos Dias". There is a "panaderia" (sweet mexican bread bakery) around the corner. The farmers market sets up every Saturday a block and a half away. Across the street and at the corner there is a "comida corrida" (home-cooked meals) on a daily basis and an Oxo a block and a half away.