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Every room, the Oasis, the pool and the views. Tap any photo to see it bigger.

The Ocean Suite balcony under a palapa roof: a dining table, two blue loungers and a wide view of the Bay of La PazCacti Room: terracotta walls, a king bed, rattan armchairs and a striped red rug leading to the balconyThe shared pool, bright blue water with floats, garden beds and a shady treeWave Room: cobalt blue walls, a blue loveseat, a desk and the bed beyond, with wave art on the wallsTide Pool Room: turquoise walls and bedding, with sliding doors onto the balcony and the seaDesert Room: a bed in white and terracotta linens framed by lit adobe-style shelves holding clay pots, cactus art and booksThe Oasis, the shared ground-floor living room: ochre walls, a round wooden dining table, green sofas and a hallway gallery of Mexican printsSeagrass Room: navy walls, a rattan headboard, a navy and tan bed, a green rug and a large underwater seagrass photographMangrove Room: a bed with olive-green throw and rattan headboard, sage walls, macramé and a mangrove printOcean Suite living room with the sea through the windows and a framed school of fishCacti Room private covered balcony with brick arches, a table and chairs, and a glimpse of the water beyondThe covered patio with a red pergola ceiling, a wrought-iron dining set and hummingbird wall artOcean Suite private kitchen and dining table along a wall of windows, with the living room and sea beyondWave Room sitting area: blue sofa, white pouf, a desk under the window and a potted palmDesert Room: carved wooden wardrobe, a writing desk by the window and a woven jute rugAerial 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 behindAerial view of central La Paz at golden hour: the Malecón, the beach and the desert mesas behind the cityMangrove Room with a wall-mounted TV, an armchair, a desk and sheer curtains on two windowsCacti Room king bed with rust-colored throw, sheer curtains and cactus art on orange wallsOcean Suite living room: deep navy walls, a navy sofa, rattan chairs, underwater art and a door to the ocean-view balconyWave Room balcony through wooden doors: a bistro table and chairs under a brick archThe Oasis shared kitchen with green cabinets, yellow walls, a wooden island and trailing plantsCacti Room sitting area with a TV on a terracotta dresser, two rattan armchairs and cactus printsThe Ocean Suite's Jack-and-Jill bathroom with navy walls, a glass shower and sea lion artWave Room corner with a blue sofa, a white side table, a wall-mounted TV and a framed wave printDesert Room private bathroom with a pedestal sink, framed desert prints and a carved wooden doorMangrove Room private bathroom with a glass shower and wood-beamed ceilingCacti Room bathroom with a cobalt tile vanity, bathtub and shower, and an orange shower curtainWave Room private bathroom with blue and white tile, a walk-in shower and a wood-beamed ceilingOasis kitchen seen from the dining table: green cabinetry, open shelving and a gas rangeOcean Suite kitchen with white cabinets, a gas range, a round dining table and a sea turtle printCacti Room walk-in closet with mirrored wardrobe doors and wood cabinetryMangrove Room closet with open wooden shelves stacked with towelsWave Room bathroom seen from the doorway, with sky-blue walls and a white shower curtainMangrove Room bathroom with a shower, open linen shelves and sage-green wallsAerial view of central La Paz with an arrow marking Colibri Guest House, one block back from the Malecón

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Opening February 2027

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

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