Illustration of the Colibri Centro house: three stories with arched balconies and a palapa roof terrace

One house. A few ways to stay.

Colibri Centro is a three-story house in Centro La Paz. Four private rooms, one private apartment, and a set of shared spaces for everyone: here's how it all fits together.

Private = only you Shared = shared with other guests

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

Floor by floor

Ground floor

Through the gated main entrance, no stairs. The shared spaces everyone uses (kitchen, living room, patio, pool) plus the Desert Room.

Shared spaces

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

SharedLiving roomThe Oasis: sofas, dining table, TV

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

SharedKitchenThe Oasis: full kitchen with gas range

The covered patio with a red pergola ceiling, wrought-iron dining set, a gas grill and hummingbird wall art

SharedPatio + grillCovered patio, dining table, gas grill

The shared pool out back, bright blue water with floats, garden beds and a shady tree

SharedPoolOut back, for all guests

Private room

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

PrivateDesert RoomQueen bed, private bathroom, desk

Second floor

Two flights of stairs up. Two private rooms, each with its own bathroom and balcony.

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

PrivateCacti RoomKing bed, tub, walk-in closet, covered balcony with water view

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

PrivateWave RoomFull-size bed, sitting area, desk, balcony

Third floor

Three flights of stairs up. Two separate accommodations: the Ocean Suite behind its own private door, and the Mangrove Room.

Ocean Suite living room: deep navy walls, a navy sofa, rattan chairs, underwater art and a door to the ocean-view balcony

PrivateOcean SuiteSeagrass + Tide Pool bedrooms, kitchen, living room, balcony

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

PrivateMangrove RoomFull-size bed, private bathroom; shares the kitchen + living room downstairs

The house grows upward.

How you get in (and up)

Every guest comes in through Colibri Centro's gated main entrance on the ground floor.

Ground floor, no stairs. The Desert Room, plus the shared kitchen, living room, patio and pool.
Second floor, two flights of stairs up. The Cacti Room and the Wave Room.
Third floor, three flights of stairs up. The Ocean Suite (the Seagrass and Tide Pool bedrooms, behind the suite's own private door) and the separate Mangrove Room.

There's no separate outside entrance to the upper floors. If stairs are tricky for anyone in your group, the Desert Room is on the ground floor. More in the FAQ.

Ground floorShared

The Oasis

The ground-floor living room and kitchen: a full kitchen with a gas range and island, a long dining table, and a living room with sofas and a TV. It's shared by guests in the Desert, Cacti, Wave and Mangrove rooms.

Full kitchen with gas range
Kitchen island
Dining table
Living room + TV
Ceiling fans

Cook your own breakfast, stash a few things in the fridge, and bring back tacos to share. (We'll confirm exactly what the kitchen is stocked with before reservations open.)

Oasis kitchen seen from the dining table: green cabinetry, open shelving and a gas range

Ground floorShared

Out back.

A pool, a covered patio with a grill and a table for long dinners. Shared by everyone staying at Colibri Centro. Keep an eye out for the hummingbirds.

The Ocean Suite balcony under a palapa roof: a dining table, two blue loungers and a wide view of the Bay of La Paz — Private Ocean Suite balcony

Front of house

The gate + the courtyard

Colibri Centro is gated. Inside the entrance there's a check-in area and a small hangout spot with tables and chairs, good for a coffee before heading out or a quick regroup before dinner.

Gated entrance
Check-in area
Tables + chairs
Street parking nearby

Parking is street parking in the neighborhood.

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