Casa Isla is a walled, private villa in Tulum designed in a brutalist style: about 10,600 sq ft built, with double-height ceilings, custom carpentry, natural materials and designer interiors. It is not on the beach. The coast is roughly 900 meters away in a straight line, about 1.6 km by road, and the house provides beach towels and umbrellas for the trip.
The layout suits groups who want equal rooms: all seven bedrooms have king beds, so no one draws the short straw. There are six and a half bathrooms. The villa sleeps 14 as standard and up to 16 on request; ask us how the extra two guests are bedded before you book for 16.
The pool is the centerpiece, with three islands set into the water, surrounded by a landscaped garden, an outdoor shower and a garden bar with a gas grill. Terraces and a rooftop give the group places to gather in the evening. Inside, there is air conditioning and ceiling fans, Starlink Wi-Fi and purified drinking water.
Daily housekeeping and a complimentary concierge are included. A private chef is not part of the rate: it can be arranged on request, as can airport transfers. The villa is pet friendly, and the walled property has an alarm and secure access.
The trade-off is simple: you get a large, private house with a striking pool, but not sand at your door. If waking up on the beach matters most, look at the Beach Zone or Soliman Bay instead; if you want space, privacy and identical bedrooms for a group, Casa Isla does that well.
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