Villa Mandarinas - 7 Bedrooms

Puerto Vallarta\'s newest and brightest jewel is Villa Mandarinas.

This 15,000 sq. ft. architectural masterpiece cascades down six beautiful levels of native vegetation, over dramatic cliffs and through colorful gardens overlooking the beach and cove where “The Night of the Iguana” was filmed. The “Los Arcos” National Park, with its distinctive arched rocks, is considered the centerpiece of the best views in Banderas Bay and stars as the highlight of every vista in this majestic home.

The non-descript entrance to the house cannot prepare you for the 7-room estate that waits below. This is one of the features that assure not only your privacy but your security as well. The home is welcoming to its guests while remaining almost invisible to the outside world. As with so many things in this region, Villa Mandarinas is all about contrasts. Its comfortable but luxurious ambience allows a person to gradually free themselves from the pressures of every day life, while still having all of the conveniences, amenities and connectivity with the outside world that a person could need.

Soaring ceilings, and conjoined great rooms open onto terraces, bedrooms, landings and patios throughout the house and the myriad variety of windows, glass doors and openings offer you constant contact with the natural environment that surrounds you. It is a home that is truly married to the environment.

Ocean View from Every Room!

The seven master bedrooms boast spectacular views of the bay. They each have their own distinct aspect of color, style and décor, and include an iPod dock so that you can add your own special ambience. All have individual private terraces shaded by bamboo gracefully complimenting the colors of the estate.

The unique features of each master bathroom are reflections of the creative and artistic inspirations of Villa Mandarinas’ designers. In one bedroom there is a half a ton sink that has been carved from a volcanic boulder, so massive that it had to be installed first; the room was later built around it. Two other master bathrooms share a single pillar of stone that stretches across two floors and binds the rooms with the natural elements of the land.

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