Casa Tabachin

One of the original houses of Gringo Gulch, Architect Freddy Romero built it in old colonial Mexican style in 1957, Architect James Meares, a designer of Los Angeles Dorothy Chandler Music Pavilion, remodeled Casa Tabachin.

Raquel Brooks, long term resident and art dealer, has blended intimacy and charm into Casa Tabachin by decorating the two-level home with artworks from her famous gallery and special commissions by national artists.

While filming "The Night of the Iguana" in the early 60°s, director John Huston rented Casa Tabachin to enjoy the fabulous hillside panoramic views of Puerto Vallarta and the Bay of Banderas.

Perched above the charming 'old town' of Puerta Vallarta this newly contemporized house accommodates up to eight guests with a wonderful staff to pamper you during your Mexican holiday. Special arrangements can be coordinated by the congenial house staff for delightful cocktail parties, festive Mexican dinners, music and other activities.

Two levels of open-air sun terrace comfortably furnished for indoor/outdoor charm and intimacy. Top floor spacious master suite has a fireplace, open-air shower/bathtub and sitting room.

Master Suite and 3 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms, Jacuzzi/splash pool on upper terrace, Daily Maids, Breakfast and Lunch service, Cable TV, Air Conditioned Bedrooms, Telephone, Stereo/CD Players & Laundry

per Night

(November 30th - April 30th) $700 USD
(May 1st - October 31st) $500 USD
(December 15th ¬ January 5th) $800 USD

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We request a minimum stay during high season of seven nights; however, low season accommodations are negotiable. Confirming reservations will require a deposit of 50% of the rental within 5 days of the client request. We would appreciate the balance of payment approximately 60 days prior to the arrival at Casa Tabachin. Special arrangements are available upon request for long-term rentals. Please inquire about promotional activities. E-Mail