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Type of Hotel
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The Rosewood Puebla's RooftopRead MoreBanyan Tree Puebla
Banyan Tree Puebla, formerly Azul Talavera Hotel, has established itself as a modern classic, mostly because every inch of the hotel is a thoughtful celebration of the city that surrounds it.
Courtesy Chablé HotelsRead MoreChablé Yucatan
At Chablé Yucatán, in the jungles of the peninsula’s interior, banyan trees and bougainvillea give new life to the former sisal plantation. Here, 40 guest casitas—each with its own hammock and plunge pool—are the epitome of modern minimalism, and the...
Aerial View - Costa Careyes, MexicoRead MoreCosta Careyes
Surrounded by 30,000 acres of nature preserve, the 4,000-acre resort on Mexico’s Pacific Coast has some of the most glorious warm-weather houses in the world.
Photo by Davis Gerber, courtesy CuixmalaRead MoreCuixmala
Cuixmala is as remote as tropical private playgrounds come: a three-hour drive from Puerto Vallarta brings you to this sprawling property amid coconut groves and lagoons, where late British-French billionaire Sir James Goldsmith spent years developing and conserving 30,000 acres...
Photo by Davis Gerber, courtesy Hacienda de San AntonioRead MoreHacienda de San Antonio
Sister property to Cuixmala, Hacienda de San Antonio was built by a German immigrant and his Mexican wife in the late 1800s. They created a coffee farm and a residence in the foothills of the Colima volcano. A century later,...
Read MoreHacienda San José
Set on 74 acres in the heart of the Yucatán jungle, Hacienda San José is a Mexican hideaway for those interested in exploring a Mexico that has been largely forgotten by travelers.
Read MoreHacienda Santa Rosa
The charm of the hacienda is being able to explore the surrounding area—full of cultural and historical attractions—and then return to a lovely hotel.
Read MoreHacienda Temozón
The lure of Temozón is the appeal of staying in a place that seems frozen in time, while enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
Read MoreHotel Cartesiano
Located in the beating heart of Puebla's downtown, Hotel Cartesiano is a true urban oasis, boasting exquisite design, a rooftop pool, two excellent restaurants and a spa.
The pool at Carao. Courtesy One&Only MandarinaRead MoreOne&Only Mandarina
On a hilly swath of Mexico’s Riviera Nayarit, One&Only Mandarina is more rainforest nature preserve than sand-and-sea-focused—though there is plenty of the latter. Scattered across 80 acres of the densely forested coastal bluff, 105 stand-alone villas and elevated tree houses...
