Ceiba Tree Inn

22/10/2026

11/09/2026

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25/08/2026

"What a pleasure waking up to this every morning," Mel wrote ().

The yellow house among the palms is Casa Ceiba. We prefer to call it home. It isn't rentable — it's where we live — but the gardens, the birds, and most of the light belong to everyone who stays.

Fifth from Mel's visit.

09/08/2026

See that red dot out on the far west coast? That's us.

If you've been wondering about the water lately, here's the good news from Rincón: we're green and thriving — rain most afternoons, cisterns full, and tap water that's clean, cold, and delicious. We drink it every day, straight from the tap. Always plenty.

So come and enjoy it with us. Fill your glass, take the long shower, rinse off the salt. 💧

Come enjoy our corner of paradise👇
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07/08/2026

A quiet weekend, if you want one.

Casita 3 — our most private casita, tucked deepest in the gardens — just opened up for this weekend. Come do a whole lot of nothing: slow coffee, rustling leaves, the ocean somewhere down the hill.

The best escapes are the last-minute ones. Link below. 👇

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1252240888372132508?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=2551c9bf-a8c5-441f-9c0c-36f067bb4a83

06/08/2026

Let's talk water.

A few of you have asked, and it's a fair question. You may have seen the news about water rationing on the east side of the island. Out here in the west, it's a different story: the taps are running normally, the municipalities have plenty, and there's no rationing in Rincón.

At Ceiba, we like to be sure of it. We keep an 8,000-gallon cistern — enough to run the whole property for two to three weeks if we ever needed to.

And the water itself is lovely. We drink it every day — by the glassful, straight from the tap. Crystal clear, cold, and delicious.

After a dry start to summer, the afternoon rains are back, right on tropical schedule. These leaves can vouch for it.

So fill your glass, take the long shower, rinse off the salt. There's plenty. 💧

25/07/2026

Fourth from Mel's visit ().

From the casitas, you look at the garden. From the pergola, you look at the sea.

Both are good places to have nothing to do.

27/06/2026

Skip the San Juan drive. Fly into Aguadilla (BQN) — United, JetBlue, and Frontier all land there, and the rental counters stay open till 3am.

At night, you can see the airport's lights from Ceiba Tree Inn, glowing across the bay. By day it tucks back into the green and disappears. Either way it's close — 30 to 45 minutes by road, quicker once the roads empty out — and a fraction of the haul from San Juan.

25/06/2026

We came to look at a property. We stayed because of the tree.
Those roots on the right made the decision for us. The signs came later.
Third of six from Mel's visit ().

23/06/2026

How beautiful it is to do nothing… and then let someone melt the rest of the tension away.

Peter, of Stella & Peter Massage here in Rincón, comes to Ceiba Tree Inn — so you don't have to go anywhere. Take your massage on the pergola, breeze moving through and the view wide open, or in the quiet of your own casita. Your call.

Our guests get a friends-and-family rate. As Peter puts it, "it's always better to invest in prevention than in fixing."