King Bed, 1 Block to Beach, Mini Kitchen, C6

A king bed, a private patio, and an easy pace. Casa 6 is a simple, comfortable base for slowing down — one block from the beach at Valentina Holbox.

With over 19 years of hospitality experience, our local team is available daily from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, with online guest support through Airbnb from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM every day.

Valentina Holbox is located halfway between the town center and Punta Cocos — a 15-minute beach walk to either one. There's a store just one block away, plus several restaurants and beach clubs nearby. The beach itself is about 30 seconds away, just a short block from your door.

Your casita is private, just for you and your guests. You'll also have access to our shared garden with hammocks and shade, through a coded entrance to the compound.

Casa 6 has a king bed, air conditioning, and a private patio just outside the room — a straightforward, comfortable setup one block from the beach.

Valentina Holbox was built around the island's natural landscape. We kept the native mangroves standing, installed a rainwater collection system, and kept our footprint small. The shared garden has hammocks and shade, and you may see local wildlife passing through.

The kitchenette covers the basics — mini-fridge, microwave, and toaster — with restaurants and beach clubs a short walk away for everything else. Starlink Wi-Fi is available throughout your stay.

Important note on the neighborhood: construction on a nearby property runs Monday through Saturday, 8am to 6pm. We've installed thick windows, though some noise is still audible outdoors and occasionally inside. Our rates reflect this.

Valentina Holbox, Calle Caguama y Calle Zargo. Half way between downtown and Punta Cocos.
The island can be explored by bike, golf cart, taxi, or on foot. There is a bike rental on the corner 1 block away.

Please confirm your total guest count for accurate pricing. Electricity and phone service can occasionally be inconsistent on the island, typically returning within a few hours. After rain, sandy streets may flood — walking along the beach is usually the easier, prettier route into town.