What the building actually is.

In plain numbers.

Opened
2008
Site
About 20,000 square meters
Residences
Studios, two bedroom and penthouses
Private pools
55 across the property
Penthouses
30, each with a rooftop terrace and plunge pool
The Village Pool
Wide and shallow at one end, deepening to the swim-up bar under the great palapa
The Mirror Pool
A reflecting pool with a central walkway, running between the towers down to the overlook of the beach and beach club in front
Also on site
Gym, yoga room, tropical planting throughout, 24-hour front desk, parking
Beach
Mamitas, steps from the entrance
Address
Calle 28 Norte at the beach, Gonzalo Guerrero, Playa del Carmen
The residences and rooftop pools from the air

Around the property.

Common areas, water and tropical landscaping.

The Village Pool, its swim-up bar, loungers and umbrellas
The Village Pool
The Mirror Pool and its central walkway between the towers
The Mirror Pool
Woven lanterns above the lobby stair
The lobby stair
The reception desk and a carved stone guardian
Reception
The gym, with cardio machines and free weights
The gym
A common lounge
A common lounge
The property and Playa del Carmen from above
The whole property, from the air

What each residence adds.

The architecture is shared. What sits inside it is not. Every residence was finished in the same Thai style when the building opened, and owners have renovated in their own way ever since, so each one now offers a different experience.

Beyond the layout, individual residences carry their own advantage. Some have a private pool. Some have an unusually large patio or terrace. Some look straight out at the beach. Some add a rooftop living area above the residence itself.

It is worth asking what a particular residence has, because they genuinely differ.

See the unit types

Worth asking about

A private plunge pool

A large patio or wraparound terrace

A beachfront or sea view

A rooftop living area

Which floor, and which tower