Colibri Guest House: Colorful Guesthouse in Centro La Paz

City outside. Baja inside.

A little house inspired by a very big landscape.

Colibri Guest House is a small guesthouse in central La Paz: four private rooms, each with its own bathroom, plus a private two-bedroom apartment up top. Outside the gate it's Centro: coffee, tacos, mezcal, the Malecón.

Stay your way

One room. Your own bedroom and bathroom, with the kitchen, living room, pool and patio shared.
The Ocean Suite. A whole private apartment: two bedrooms, kitchen, living room, balcony.
A few rooms together. Traveling as a group? Tell us.

Come home to La Paz.

Desert Room: a bed in white and terracotta linens framed by lit adobe-style shelves holding clay pots, cactus art and books

Buenos días.

Desert Room: carved wooden wardrobe, a writing desk by the window and a woven jute rug

Ground floorPrivate room

Desert Room

On the ground floor, steps from the kitchen, living room and pool. No stairs.

Ground floor
Queen bed
Private bathroom
Desk
Wardrobe with TV

Yours

Bedroom
Bathroom

Shared

Kitchen
Living room
Pool + patio

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Cacti Room: terracotta walls, a king bed, rattan armchairs and a striped red rug leading to the balcony

Sunset on the balcony.

Cacti Room private covered balcony with brick arches, a table and chairs, and a glimpse of the water beyond

Second floorPrivate room

Cacti Room

King bed, a bathtub, a walk-in closet, a sitting area and your own covered balcony with a water view.

Second floor
King bed
Private bathroom with tub
Walk-in closet
Private balcony
Water view

Yours

Bedroom + sitting area
Bathroom with tub
Walk-in closet
Covered balcony

Shared

Kitchen
Living room
Pool + patio

Explore the Cacti Room Ask about this room

Wave Room: cobalt blue walls, a blue loveseat, a desk and the bed beyond, with wave art on the walls

Go swim.

Wave Room balcony through wooden doors: a bistro table and chairs under a brick arch

Second floorPrivate room

Wave Room

A full-size bed, a sitting area, a desk and a little balcony, one floor up.

Second floor
Full-size bed
Private bathroom
Sitting area
Desk
Balcony

Yours

Bedroom + sitting area
Bathroom
Balcony

Shared

Kitchen
Living room
Pool + patio

Explore the Wave Room Ask about this room

Mangrove Room: a bed with olive-green throw and rattan headboard, sage walls, macramé and a mangrove print

Stay awhile.

Mangrove Room with a wall-mounted TV, an armchair, a desk and sheer curtains on two windows

Third floorPrivate room

Mangrove Room

A quiet third-floor room with a full-size bed, a private bathroom, a desk and light through two windows.

Third floor
Full-size bed
Private bathroom
Desk
Closet
TV

Yours

Bedroom
Bathroom
Closet

Shared

Kitchen
Living room
Pool + patio

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Third floorPrivate 2-bedroom apartment

The Ocean Suite

Two bedrooms. One private apartment. A whole floor inspired by the sea.

Sunset upstairs.

Third floor
2 bedrooms
Jack-and-Jill bathroom
Private kitchen
Private balcony
Ocean + sunset views

A living room with big views over La Paz and the water, your own kitchen, a palapa-shaded balcony for the sunset, a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, and two bedrooms, one of them facing the ocean. Everything behind the suite's door is yours.

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Ocean Suite living room with the sea through the windows and a framed school of fish

Seagrass

Bedroom. Full-size bed, desk, TV.

Tide Pool

Ocean-facing bedroom. Full-size bed, opens to the balcony.

Come home.

A pool and patio, and the Oasis: a big, warm ground-floor living room and kitchen that everyone in the private rooms shares.

The shared pool, bright blue water with floats, garden beds and a shady tree — Shared The pool

The Oasis, the shared ground-floor living room: ochre walls, a round wooden dining table, green sofas and a hallway gallery of Mexican prints — Shared Living room

The Oasis shared kitchen with green cabinets, yellow walls, a wooden island and trailing plants — Shared Kitchen

The covered patio with a red pergola ceiling, a wrought-iron dining set and hummingbird wall art — Shared Patio

Around the house

Breakfast basics
Swimming pool
Covered patio
Living + dining room
Shared kitchen
Water-view balconies
Desks in the bedrooms
TVs
Gated entrance
Street parking nearby

Included

Breakfast's in the fridge.

Wake up slow.

Arrive late, sleep in, and wake up to breakfast basics already there: coffee and tea, eggs, bread for toast, butter, jam, milk and orange juice. Make it your way, take your time, and head out when you're ready.

Stocked for the first week of your stay, in the shared Oasis kitchen and in the Ocean Suite's own kitchen. Want to go out instead? We'll point you to our favorite breakfast spots.

In the fridge

Eggs
Bread for toast
Butter
Jams
Milk + lactose-free milk
Orange juice

The coffee corner

Coffee + tea
French press
Stovetop espresso maker
Drip coffee maker
Coffee grinder
Milk frother
Electric kettle
Water dispenser

How the house works

One house. A few ways to stay.

Three floors, five places to sleep, and one clear rule: the solid badge is yours alone; the dashed badge is shared.

Private Shared

Guests on every floor come in through the main gated entrance. The house grows upward from there.

See the whole house

Everyone enters through the main gated entrance on the ground floor. Second floor: two flights of stairs up. Third floor: three flights up.

Made for

Slow travelers, divers and groups.

Long stays + slow travelDesks in the rooms, a kitchen, a pool, and walkable Centro outside the gate.Stay a while Divers + snorkelersClose to the dive shops and marinas: sea lions, Espíritu Santo, the Fang Ming wreck.Plan a dive trip Groups + the whole houseFour rooms and a two-bedroom suite, beds for up to 12, around a pool and patio.Bring everyone

Aerial view of the Malecón in La Paz at golden hour: palm-lined waterfront promenade, the beach and turquoise water, with Centro and the desert hills behind

Walk to town. Wander to the water.

Centro La Paz is walkable, lively and low-key, and Colibri Guest House is right in it, one block back from the Malecón.

On foot: Cafés, restaurants, mezcal bars and the waterfront Malecón
Boats: Two marinas nearby for dive, snorkel and island trips
Beach: Nearest swimming beach about 5 minutes by car; more beaches about 10

Explore La Paz

Go outside.

Sea lions, whale sharks in season, islands, reefs, desert, tacos and sunset. La Paz is the base; the Sea of Cortez is the playground.

See what's out there

At a glance

Private, shared, and where everything is.

Stay	Floor	Bed	Bathroom	Kitchen + living	Balcony	Pool + patio
Desert Room	Ground (no stairs)	Queen	Private Shower	Shared Kitchen + living room	None	Shared Pool + patio
Cacti Room	Second (2 flights up)	King	Private Bathtub + shower	Shared Kitchen + living room	Private Covered balcony, water view	Shared Pool + patio
Wave Room	Second (2 flights up)	Full	Private Shower	Shared Kitchen + living room	Private Balcony	Shared Pool + patio
Mangrove Room	Third (3 flights up)	Full	Private Shower	Shared Kitchen + living room	None	Shared Pool + patio
Ocean Suite	Third (3 flights up)	2 × Full	Private Jack-and-Jill, shared by the suite's two bedrooms	Private Suite kitchen + living room	Private Balcony, ocean + sunset view	Shared Pool + patio

Opening February 2027

Be one of our first guests.

Colibri Guest House opens in February 2027. Tell us your dates and we'll personally confirm availability before booking opens to the public.

Tell us which room you've got your eye on and when you're coming. Early requests get first pick of dates.

ColibriGuest House

A little house inspired by a very big landscape.

Desert Room

Cacti Room

Wave Room

Mangrove Room

The Ocean Suite

Come home.

Around the house

Breakfast's in the fridge.

In the fridge

The coffee corner

One house. A few ways to stay.

Slow travelers, divers and groups.

Walk to town. Wander to the water.

Go outside.

Private, shared, and where everything is.

Be one of our first guests.

Request to book