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Nestled between jungled cliffs on a pristine stretch of beach, Susurros del Corazón is a luxuriously relaxed surf retreat celebrating natural beauty and playful spirit. With a beach unlike any other in Punta De Mita, lingering days call to the ocean to explore on a surf safari, watch the Humpback whales or relax to the echoes of rolling waves. Spacious and contemporary villas - ranging from 2 to 7 bedrooms and 3,200 to 17,000 sq ft - retain all the comforts of home while offering the best of indoor/outdoor Mexican coastal living. Ideal for families or larger groups traveling together, open plan layouts, private terraces and pools, state-of-the-art kitchens, entertaining spaces and stunning ocean views create an ideal setting for creating lasting memories in a seaside luxury home away from home setting. Embodying relaxed seaside living, each of the accommodations offer indoor-outdoor spaces with private terraces and large nature framing windows. Contemporary design celebrates natural materials and Mexico’s rich craft culture with unique furnishings and textiles.
Susurros del Corazon, Auberge Resorts Collection
Desarrollo El Banco Carretera a La Cruz de Huanacaxtle KM 14
Punta de Mita, Mexico
63734
Nearest Airport: PVR
This was the best resort we have ever been too. I cannot say enough great things!! Brandon and Danny specifically were the most incredible bartenders and servers especially! We cannot wait to go back. The food, service, and accommodations were 10/10. Unparalleled!!!
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Amazing location, private beach, top of the line amenities. With staff that provide exceptional service, always anticipating our needs. It’s my second time at Susurros and cannot recommend it enough. The area is private and safe. I’ve had multiple visits to Los Cabo’s and Cancun but Punta Mita is easily my favorite.
angelicavM2097TZ
This place is truly a gem! It exceeded our expectations in every way! The food was delicious, and I loved the presentation of the dishes. The service was outstanding and truly personalized. Finally, the room and the property were so beautiful! A must-stay for sure!!
Kimberly B
TLDR: Location and vibe is fantastic, food was sometimes great mostly ok, price gouge on site is predatory. Gross smell in bathrooms. Arrival was very easy and our room was stunning. Better than the photos. Staff was attentive and friendly. Ocean is white sand and swimmable and the whole resort is extremely well kept. The room was great and having a plunge pool was great with the kid. I will say it was family friendly for sure. Only bummer was the septic smell from any/all drains. Was rough. We thought it would get better but only got worse especially when it rained. Was gross. F&B was good and bad. We ate all our meals on site. A few items that were delicious (tacos and poke bowl) but we had more mid items than good (coffee, salads, majority of casa milpas menu, burger). Nothing cost less than $30 a dish. We ordered the same thing every morning on ro service (scrambled egg and Greek yogurt with fruit) and every day it was different and a different price. Sometimes $50 sometimes $75. They didn’t really know their own menu. They didn’t have basics either, asking for potato chips or even Mexican snack items drew strange looks. Then there’s the beverage menu. Cocktail menus were unimaginative (except the Ocaso NA drink was fantastic) and virtually no tequila/mezcal cocktails? Was pretty strange. I am somm certified and the wine menu was fine but the prices were astronomical. Some nice valle wines but all were priced 10x the cost, double what I’ve seen Michelin star restaurants list them at. You couldn’t buy a wine on the list for less than a $150. I’m a cocktail before I order and wine with dinner guy. I stuck to single pours of nice tequila and beer all week. The tequila list is very well curated but yes very pricey. I speak Spanish so occasionally on a few bills I got a “Nacional” discount of 25% because they thought I lived in Mexico. Pretty wild to think they’re essentially up charging all gringos 25%. The “cuates” were helpful but anything outside the resort they were simply grifters at best. They don’t have golf, so if you want to go golf getting a taxi there and back is $150usd before green fees. They don’t have pizza so if you want delivery it’s $60+ whatever they charge for pizza (pizza shop was a mile away). For reference airport is an hour drive and cost us $87 round trip in a private car we booked separately. All in all if I had to go back I would get a rental car and explore the area for meals. All the waiters were kind and cool.
senorjp6
Susurros del Corazón is the perfect place to have a relaxing and romantic vacation. While there are families and other couples around, you don't ever feel overcrowded; and often we found ourselves enjoying pool or beach time with only two or three other people, if that. The staff are really what make the resort special, and they go out of their way to make you feel welcome.
April Joy N
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I stayed at Susurros for two nights in shoulder season, May 2025, when the resort was at about 40% occupancy. The resort is absolutely beautiful and the rooms are very large. I was in an Oceanview Casita, which is over 1000 square feet, with an enormous terrace, walk-in closet, and floor to ceiling windows overlooking the three pools and the ocean. The staff is extremely friendly and professional. Everyone seemed to know my name, including those I'd never interacted with before. Beach and pool service was very good.
My only disappointment was the food at the main restaurant. Breakfast was sort of ho-hum (only sweet breads, no sausage or bacon sides), but eating al fresco oceanfront made up for the lack of croissants and pork. Two things to expect: drinks are weak (every shot measured and only one shot) and dinner is expensive. The taco restaurant and beach/pool menu were excellent however (sushi on the beach - love it) and not so pricey.
Sayulita is nearby and worth a visit. Transportation is managed in-house, which is a nice touch. While the resort offers activities (cooking classes and the like), there really isn't anything to "do." It's really about unplugging and relaxing. If you like all-inclusives or "experiences," Susurros is not for you. Overall, a wonderful experience for solo travelers who want peace and quiet (I worked on my book), couples, and young families.
S.G.