01 / 04WIND STUDY
The building breathes.
Cross-ventilation flows through palm screens. In the staircase, a passive thermal chimney draws warm air upwards. The building breathes with the coast.
FIELD NOTE / 01
Notice the movement of a curtain.
PUERTO ESCONDIDO / LOCAL TIME Pay attention ↓
DESIGNED FOR THE ATTENTIVE
Pay attention. The Pacific was already here. So was the wind. The heat. The trees. The materials. Xiqué is designed for the attentive.
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01 / THE ARCHITECTURE OF ATTENTION
The more you
notice, the more you see.
The Pacific was already here. So were the wind, the trees and the materials.
Xiqué began by paying attention to them. Its architecture, designed by Estudio Carroll, responds to the site: opening to the air, preserving existing vegetation and finding a sense of belonging in its materials.
Eight rooms. A scale that lets you notice light on a wall, the movement of a curtain and the landscape at the end of the day.
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SHAPED BYWHAT WAS
ALREADY THERE.
ALREADY THERE.
ONLY EIGHT
Only eight rooms. Nothing accidental.
15.8370° N / 97.0436° W02 / FOUR WAYS TO LOOK
WIND. WATER.
MATERIAL. LIGHT.
Architecture unfolds through the senses. Choose an element and see how it shapes Xiqué.
01 / 04
02 / 04WATER STUDY
The landscape works.
A constructed wetland integrates wastewater treatment (AWWT) into the ground-floor garden. Vegetation, water and architecture form part of the same landscape.
FIELD NOTE / 02
Look at what grows around the building.
03 / 04MATERIAL STUDY
The building belongs.
Pink chukum, palm, macuil wood and clay. Surfaces, screens and details connect the building to its setting. Look closer: every texture has something to tell.
FIELD NOTE / 03
Notice the texture before the shape.
04 / 04LIGHT STUDY
The building responds.
Orientation creates shade and opens views to the west. A wall catches the light. A screen draws another geometry. The same space changes throughout the day.
FIELD NOTE / 04
Look again when the light changes.
03 / ONLY EIGHT
Eight rooms.
A perspective of your own.
Balcony Atelier, Pacific Terrace and Grand Signature. Each room carries a Zapotec name with its own meaning; all share a way of understanding this place.
4 ROOMSAn atelier for two. A private balcony with hammock, garden or Pacific light, and a space designed for creating, reading and resting to the rhythm of the breeze.
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2 ROOMSAn extended private terrace with its own lounge. More room for the morning ritual, the afternoon breeze and the light at sunset.
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2 ROOMSThe fullest expression of Xiqué. A king bed, a private lounge terrace and a soaking tub to end the day slowly.
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04 / XIQUÉ STUDIES
LESS TO LOOK AT.
MORE TO SEE.
A visual notebook of the place. Light, materials and architecture, seen up close.
A staircase. Another way to breathe.
Brick, chukum and a window for looking slowly.
The building changes with the light.
Photographs of the hotel. Open an image to look closer.
05 / BRISAS DE ZICATELA · LA PUNTA
THE PRIVILEGE
OF CONTEXT
Xiqué doesn’t isolate you from Puerto Escondido; it places you right at its vibrant core. Located just half a block from the main avenue of Brisas de Zicatela—the cultural, social, and gastronomic pulse of the coast—and a barefoot 300-meter walk to the Pacific Ocean.
Step out to experience the energy of La Punta. Step back in to inhabit a piece of living architecture designed for the attentive.
06 / FIND US
300 m
from the Pacific.
Half a block from La Punta’s main avenue. A three-minute walk to the sea.
Get directions on Google MapsThe coast awaits.
EXPRESS RESIDENCES / OPEN CALLShare your perspective.
PRESS & RECOGNITION
Other perspectives.
UK
Estudio Carroll clads rounded Mexican hotel in pink chukum
Pink chukum and the project's curves, seen through their relationship with the coastal landscape.
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GLOBAL
Xiqué Boutique Hotel / Estudio Carroll
The project account, drawings and orientation decisions that organise the eight rooms.
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NEW YORK
Xiqué Boutique Hotel Blends With the Natural Surroundings
A look at passive cooling and the garden that integrates a wastewater treatment system.
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Before
your stay.
Where is Xiqué Hotel Boutique?
We are in La Punta, Brisas de Zicatela, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico, at the corner of Justo Salvador Maldonado and Nayarit, postal code 70934.
What room types are available?
We have eight rooms in three categories: four Balcony Atelier rooms (19 m², balcony with hammock), two Pacific Terrace rooms (21 m², extended private terrace) and two Grand Signature rooms (23 m², king bed and soaking tub). Every room hosts a maximum of two guests.
Does the hotel have a pool and rooftop?
Yes. Xiqué has a swimming pool and a rooftop terrace, with Wi-Fi and air conditioning in the rooms.
How can I book directly?
Choose your arrival and departure dates, number of adults and room. The reservation page displays availability, rates and conditions for your dates. For personal assistance, message us on WhatsApp at +52 954 144 7291 or email info@hotelxique.com.
What is the cancellation policy?
Payment and cancellation conditions depend on the selected rate and dates. Review the conditions of your reservation before confirming, or contact us on WhatsApp.
XIQUÉ / ONLY EIGHT
EIGHT ROOMS.
ONE PACIFIC.
Plan your stay Or message us on WhatsApp. We would love to help. +52 954 144 7291 · info@hotelxique.com