Casa Ōllama

About this space
Casa Ōllama, designed by Ludwing Godefroy and Emmanuel Picault, is inspired by the Mexica ball game. Located in the foothills of the jungle of Puerto Escondido, its architecture merges with nature, creating an atmosphere of peace. A central aisle, which evokes the ballgame, allows light and shadows to interact fascinatingly. The cenote pool, surrounded by greenery, offers a perfect space to relax and connect with nature in complete privacy.
The space
Casa Ōllama works with solar energy, promoting a responsible use of electricity, and does not have screens or TVs, inviting guests to disconnect from the digital world and enjoy authentic moments.

Just minutes from the beaches of Zicatela and La Punta, Casa Ōllama is the ideal refuge for those looking for privacy, tranquility and a unique experience in Puerto Escondido.

About the House:

Unique architecture: Casa Ōllama combines contemporary design with ancestral Mexica essence. A space where natural light, shadows and vegetation merge to create an atmosphere of peace and serenity.

Cenote type refreshing pool: Perfect for refreshing while enjoying the tranquility of nature.

Solar energy: Casa Ōllama is solar-powered, so it's important to be mindful of energy use, especially at night.

No screens: Here the technology is put aside for you to reconnect with conversations, laughter, and memorable moments.