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The Garza Blanca preserve has attracted the Hollywood jet set since Liz Taylor and Richard Burton filmed The Night of the Iguana on these beautiful beaches in 1964. Today, the area’s namesake hotel still draws a glamorous crowd, thanks to the property’s infinity pool, private white-sand beach, and some of the largest hotel suites in Puerto Vallarta.
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Villa del Palmar is a part of Playa Mujeres, a new resort development on the Caribbean with a Greg Norman golf course and tropical oceanfront grounds. It’s only 30 minutes from Cancún’s easily accessible international airport, but it’s a world away from the city’s party scene. The hotel’s 150 rooms on nine floors are spacious and functional, all with marble floors, terraces, kitchens or kitchenettes, and garden or ocean views. Some also have laundry rooms, Jacuzzis, and private sundecks. The upscale all-inclusive also has two restaurants that feature regional Mexican cuisine, as well as international favorites such as Japanese and American fare.
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Hotel Matilda, which opened this past September along one of San Miguel de Allende’s cobblestoned streets, stands out for its sleek white exterior and modern décor. Guest rooms are comfortable and contemporary (floor-to-ceiling windows, striking, industrial-style sliding wood doors), and local materials, such as Mexican calcutta marble floors, were incorporated whenever possible. Most rooms also have a patio or terrace with unparalleled views of downtown. The courtyard, with manicured gardens growing native plants, has an infinity pool, while the 4,700-square-foot spa is home to the city’s only hammam. Don’t miss the impressive collection of local art (including prints by Mexico City photographer Eduardo Zaylan) and a stop at the hotel restaurant, which relies on a local organic garden for its seasonal produce (case in point, the signature pork chops served with stone-ground grits and a jalapeño and caramelized onion relish).
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| About an hour north of Cabo San Lucas in southern Baja lies the small Pacific Coast fishing town and noted artist’s colony of Todos Santos. In the heart of its colonial quarter rises a brick building that served variously as a police station, post office, and art academy for 150 years before being turned into a boutique hotel in 2010. The 14 rooms are a pleasant mix of dark wood furnishings and rustic tile floors with modern luxe amenities like plasma TVs and Egyptian-cotton sheets.
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| Housed in a former colonial mansion, this small family-run property is conveniently located in Puebla’s historic center, just a few blocks from the city’s main plaza. Painted in vivid colors (pink, violet, bright blue) and filled with rustic furnishings, the hotel has a romantic and authentic Mexican atmosphere. Be sure to have a meal at the in-house restaurant, which serves traditional local fare, including the best mole in Puebla.
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| With only 29 villas on 900 acres, El Tamarindo Beach & Golf Resort is exceptionally peaceful and intimate. Private casitas—three of which are waterfront; the others are scattered throughout the ground’s lush jungles—are examples of superb regional architecture: all incorporate local hardwood walls and thatched palm roofs as well as decorative items like colorful Mexican tiles and fabrics.
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| Few hotels along Mexico’s Mayan Riviera are as private and intimate as Le Reve Hotel & Spa. This adults-only seaside escape (perfect for honeymoons or frustrated urbanites) features 25 luxury suites—some garden-facing, others with sea views. Rooms are styled to feel open and airy, with warm wood paneling, red tiles, and white floors. All have small terraces with relaxing lounge chairs and modern amenities including Wi-Fi and flat-screen televisions. |
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