Highlights of Mexico

Hotel Galería Plaza Reforma

Galeria Plaza Reforma is a stylish, modern hotel within Mexico City’s affluent financial district. It is located just off the Avenue of the Reforma, lined by leafy trees and skyscrapers, and around the corner from the Angel of Independence war monument, whose gilded figure can be seen glinting in the distance from certain parts of the hotel.

The property caters to both leisure and business clientele, and reflects its location with an urban-chic design. Rooms are light and contemporary, with standard amenities including air-conditioning, flat-screen television, ergonomic chair, work area, minibar, coffee maker, telephone, radio, iron, safe, and hairdryer. Hotel facilities include a rooftop swimming pool, well-equipped gym and two restaurants. Many of Mexico City’s most popular attractions are a walk or short drive away.

Hotel Na'ura Centro

This boutique hotel sits on the corner of a leafy crossroads in Oaxaca’s historic heart. The city’s 18th-century cathedral and the bustling Zócalo square are a short walk away.

Hotel Na’ura takes its design cues from Hispano-Arabic traditions. Pass from its blood-orange exterior, under balconies with curlicued railings, into the open-air courtyard with its archways, tiled floors, white-washed walls and potted plants, and you’re surrounded by an Andalucian aesthetic. Even the name ‘Na’ura’ derives from the Arabic word ‘noria’, or ‘water wheel’ – a reference to the wellspring of groundwater discovered here.

Rooms feature an understated combination of traditional and modern furnishings. Standard amenities include air-conditioning, television, telephone, safe, coffee and tea maker, and hairdryer.

The guest facilities include a restaurant offering home-made Oaxacan cuisine, a bistro café proudly serving locally sourced coffee, and a small courtyard swimming pool.

Hotel Diego De Mazariegos

Centrally located in the town of San Cristobal de las Casas, the Hotel Diego de Mazariegos is named after the founder of the city. It consists of two colonial style mansions with 'Coleto' style patios paved with stone slabs. Adobe walls, tile roofs and typical Mexican decorations create a warm traditional feel.

Chan-Kah Resort Village

Chan-Kah Resort Village is set in a tropical setting a short drive from the archaeological zone of Palenque. The property is spread across extensive gardens and forest, with bungalows and rooms connected by pathways that create a relaxed lodge-style atmosphere. Two large swimming pools, open-air dining, and shaded communal areas provide space to unwind between excursions. Its location makes it practical for travelers visiting Palenque’s Maya ruins, nearby waterfalls, and the surrounding jungle. Wildlife and tropical conditions are part of the experience, and some walking is required across the grounds. The low-density setting allows the surrounding landscape to remain central to the experience throughout the stay. Combining a strong connection to nature and cultural discovery, Chan-Kah Resort Village offers a restorative resort stay shaped by the distinctive character of Palenque.

Castelmar Hotel

Castelmar Hotel is located in a converted 19th century building, which was once a barrack and later the first hotel in the town. Situated in Campeche's historic town centre, it is just a short stroll from the waterfront Malecón, and close to restaurants and the main sites of interests. Guestrooms are simple but comfortable with tiled floors and high ceilings. There is a courtyard terrace with sun loungers and a small swimming pool.

Hotel Palacio Maya

Hotel Palacio Maya is located just two blocks from Paseo de Montejo, Merida’s most important avenue and a five-minute drive from the historic centre. The hotel features 70 elegantly designed rooms, available in five distinct categories. There is an on-site restaurant offering both local flavors and international dishes, 900m² garden equipped with hammocks and loungers, gym and an outdoor semi-covered pool with bar service.