Chapa Azul
Five suites with private decks and views to the garden: three of 40 m² · 430 sq ft for two or three guests (Gil, Urtiaga and Abdala) and two of 30 m² · 320 sq ft for two (Pelenur and Madrehija). Three of them connect, and the other two connect. Every suite has a king-size bed or two twins.
One view · Chapa Azul · Bahía Vik All 25 rooms→
In every stay · In the dunes of Playa Mansa
01The houseDining, wellness and the horses are open to guests of all three houses.
02ConnectionWi-Fi throughout the property.
03Your stayA Journey Designer, from the first message to the last transfer.
Burgos Ana Burgos worked the headboard in ceramic before the room had a bed. 
Escardo Line drawings straight onto the lime plaster, left unframed. 
Eva One of the largest suites, 60 m² · 645 sq ft, its private terrace looking over the garden. 
Guerra Oil on the ceiling rather than the wall: you read it lying down. 
Juan Manuel Wood, rope and iron, all of it made within forty kilometres. 
Lopez Lage Heavy pigment and a bed set low, with a private patio and side views to the ocean. 
Patrone Photographs of the dune printed on the wall it looks out at. 
Pemper Mirrors set into the plaster, so the bay arrives twice. 
Rita On the ground floor, with a private patio and side views to the ocean; it can be connected to Paulos. 
Paulos Connects to Rita, with a private patio. 
Adobe Earth walls, half a metre thick, cool at three in the afternoon. 
Azulejos Hand-painted tile across the whole of one wall and into the bath. 
Comporta Thatch and lime, borrowed from the Portuguese coast. 
Corten Weathered steel that keeps changing colour with the salt. 
Duna Set deepest into the sand, with the dune above the window line. 
Greek Whitewash and shade, and a courtyard that does the cooling. 
Madera Uruguayan timber, unpainted, left to grey in the salt. 
Piedra Local stone laid dry, with the largest terrace of the fifteen. 
Quincha Reed and cane over timber, the oldest way of roofing here. 
Ryokan Timber, paper and a bath you sit in rather than lie in. 
Titanio Titanium, the same skin as the roof at Playa Vik. 
Vidrio Glass on three sides, and blinds you will not use. 
Zinc Marrón Brown zinc, warm at sunset and the colour of the sand behind it. 
Zinc Negro Black zinc, the darkest of the fifteen and the coolest inside.