Casa Nudista Zipolite: A Nudist & Unapologetically Gay Escape in Mexico
If you've ever wondered what it's like to stay at a gay, nudism-required hotel—welcome to Casa Nudista, one of the sexiest and most social spots in Zipolite, Oaxaca. This boutique gay hotel offers a one-of-a-kind, judgment-free atmosphere in Mexico’s first legal nude beach town. And yes, you’ll be leaving your tan lines behind. Here's our full review.
Overview
From its palm-shaded pool and rooftop sundecks to the cheeky sense of freedom that defines the entire experience, Casa Nudista is exactly what it sounds like—a nudism-required gay hotel that’s as fun and flirty as it is inclusive and welcoming.
After a recent renovation following Hurricane Agatha in 2022, the hotel now features upgraded sun decks, comfortable new loungers, and a “Miami meets Zipolite” outdoor shower that’s serving serious vacation fantasy.
It’s no wonder this hotel sells out months in advance during high season (December–April), so be sure to book early on Booking.com. Look for the Travel Proud badge—a program we love that ensures the property is trained to provide inclusive, welcoming experiences for LGBTQ+ travelers.
ZIPOLITE TRAVEL ESSENTIALS
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Location
Casa Nudista is perfectly located just two blocks from the beach and one block from the Adoquín, Zipolite’s main pedestrian street filled with restaurants, mezcalerías, and local shops.
To enter the hotel, walk down the alleyway on the left side of the property, then ring the buzzer or use your key fob once you’ve checked in. It’s discreet, safe, and totally private—perfect for your nudist adventures.
Facilities
The vibe at Casa Nudista is sexy but never overtly sexual. The property is beautifully maintained with lush landscaping, multiple seating areas, and plenty of shade for lounging by the pool—all in your birthday suit, of course.
A few highlights:
- Nudism is required in all public areas.
- Two new rooftop sundecks added post-hurricane.
- Charging stations for phones and laptops.
- Outdoor communal dining area with complimentary breakfast.
- Poolside food and bar service daily until around 10pm.
- Day passes available (150 pesos, includes 100 pesos in drinks/food).
🌟 Pro tip – Don’t miss their legendary Saturday gay nude pool party from 3–8pm. It’s the hottest social scene in town!
Accomodations
Casa Nudista offers a variety of accommodations from glamping huts and dorm-style rooms to private bungalows with outdoor kitchens and terraces.
We stayed in Room 7, a Standard Bungalow with:
- King-size bed with mosquito netting
- A/C and a private terrace
- Outdoor kitchen with fridge + bottled water
- Private bathroom with plush towels and toiletries
- Colorful beach towels from Mexoni (available to buy on the Adoquín!)
Larger bungalows accommodate up to 4 people, and all spaces are designed with social connection in mind.
We booked our stay using Booking, the most popular and LGBTQ+ supportive travel platform headquartered in Europe. We stayed during the shoulder season and snagged a great rate for just under $100 per night!
Food & Drink
A light breakfast is included daily from 8–11am with chocolate croissants, fresh fruit, coffee, and juice.
Poolside food and drinks are available to order throughout the day. Prices are affordable:
- Domestic beers (like Victoria): 50 pesos (~$2.50 USD)
- Cocktails: 100 pesos (~$5 USD)
Try the mezcalitas. Trust us.
Overall Experience
What makes Casa Nudista so special isn’t just the sexy design or friendly staff—it’s the vibe. It’s unapologetically gay, proudly nudist, and surprisingly social. Everyone’s naked, and that’s exactly what makes it easy to strike up a conversation.
Even if you’re shy, you’ll quickly feel at home here.
Zipolite Travel Tips
Planning your first trip to Zipolite? Here are some quick tips to help:
- How to Get Here: Fly into Huatulco International Airport (HUX)—the closest airport to Zipolite. For cheaper taxi fare, walk across the street to the Pemex gas station where you’ll find taxis for around 1000 pesos (~$50 USD). Otherwise, booking from inside the airport can run you 1200 pesos or more.
- If You’re Renting a Car: There’s plenty of free street parking right outside Casa Nudista.
- Arrival & Departure: Check-in by ringing the bell on arrival. You’ll be greeted and escorted to the bar/reception for a quick rundown. Check-out is 12 noon, but you’re welcome to stay and use the pool and facilities. They also offer secure luggage storage.
- Book Your Stay: We highly recommend booking Casa Nudista through our affiliate Booking.com link here—look for the Travel Proud badge for verified LGBTQ+ inclusivity. It's how to support our content at no extra cost to you!
Final Thoughts
Whether you're visiting Zipolite for the first time or returning for another round of sunsets and sexy adventures, Casa Nudista is a must-stay for gay travelers looking to connect, unwind, and go au naturel in paradise.
Would we stay again? 1000% yes. Just maybe not during New Year unless you book far in advance!
🌟 Pro tip – Planning a trip to Zipolite? From the best gay bars and clubs to must-visit attractions, dining, and travel tips, find it all in our Gay Travel Guide to Zipolite.
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