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Brick Hotel
A laidback, design-forward boutique hotel that feels hip and in-the-know, Brick Hotel is surrounded by greenery and set in the heart of Colonia Roma—one of Mexico City's hottest neighborhoods.
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Casa Polanco
PicksSet in a Spanish-revival building, Casa Polanco has a chic private-home vibe and is a new favorite five-star property in Polanco.
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Four Seasons Mexico City
PlusThis colonial-style hotel is a serene retreat within the city’s buzzing business district.
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Hotel Condesa DF
Located on a tree-lined street in the trendy Condesa neighborhood, this cool boutique hotel offers a bohemian aesthetic and lively atmosphere.
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St. Regis Mexico City
PlusLocated in a stylish high-rise, the luxury property offers fabulous service and sweeping views of the busy city center.
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The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City
PlusIn a shiny new high-rise overlooking Chapultepec Park and the mountains beyond, the Ritz Carlton, Mexico City is the sleekest, most modern option in the capital.
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Volga
Famed Mexican architect Javier Sanchez strikes again with this futuristic project in downtown Mexico City.
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Consider combining your trip with one of these destinations.
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Nicaragua
Central America’s largest and least densely populated country, Nicaragua is broken up into three areas: the magnificent Pacific coast, the remote Central Region and the nearly deserted Atlantic coast. The moniker “the country of lakes and volcanoes,” is no exaggeration....
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Costa Rica
The spirit of Costa Rica is best captured by its mantra “Pura Vida.” Directly translated, it means “pure life,” but in daily use it’s normally an expression of satisfaction or thanks, and is often heard as a greeting and farewell....
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Lima
Anchored by its historic center, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988, Lima is a lovely place to explore for a night or two before venturing on to Peru’s main attractions. The city has been gentrified and...