Mexico Hotels, Restaurants, Spas and More
Mexico's
beauty is not just found on the breathtaking beaches
or in the lush, tropical forests. It is all around,
in the welcoming warmth of the people, so eager
to share their culture. From Mexico's rich gastronomy
to ancient historical sites to the arts, crafts
and music particular to each region, any visitor
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For travel warnings pertaining to Mexico, visit the U.S. Department of State website: travel.state.gov |
TRAVEL NEWS
World's Richest Man Opens Museum in Mexico City
Billionaire Carlos Slim brings art to the masses with the opening of the admission-free Soumaya Museum in Mexico City's swanky Polanco District, featuring works from his 66,000-piece collection. |
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BUSINESS
TRAVEL GUIDE
Guadalajara
Known as Mexico's Silicon Valley and a place where multinational corporations have set up shop, Guadalajara is charming and well-prepared for the business traveler. As a sprawling urban center of more than five million people, the city boasts vibrant cultural and international scenes. |
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TOP 10 HOTELS IN MEXICO
Where to Stay South of the Border
Explore ruins, hike through a rainforest or just soak up the sun and some margaritas when you find yourself down Mexico Way. All of these hotels offer luxury accommodations, exemplary service and fine dining.
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WHERE TO STAY
Hotels in San Miguel de Allende
A UNESCO World Heritage site, San Miguel de Allende attracts culture aficionados from around the globe. If you're hoping to visit the oldest city in central Mexico, find your hotel with these ratings, reviews and photos. |
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SLEEPING IN
Hotels in Playa del Carmen
With beautiful stretches of beach and a happening nightlife scene, Playa del Carmen is no stranger to tourists. Before you join in on the fun, find a hotel that meets all of your needs with these reviews, ratings and room photos. |
BOOK A ROOM
Hotels in Acapulco de Juárez
If you're planning a trip to Acapulco, make those vacation days count. Select your accommodations only after you have reviewed these ratings, reviews and photos. |
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72-HOUR VACATION
Mexico City
Although overlooked by tourists and expats who tend to favor the country's coastal resort areas, Mexico City is an exciting destination that offers something of interest for every traveler and every taste, with its arts and culture, historical sites, nightlife, recreation and culinary excellences. |
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THE CAPITAL
Mexico
City
Avant-garde and sophisticated Mexico
City is facing huge changes: its ever-closer ties
to the United States bring in a lot of money, a lot
of people and a lot of new businesses and services.
Trendy restaurants, hot hotels and off-the-clock diversions
draw in a smart set of money-minded travelers.
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A LANDMARK HOTEL
The St. Regis Mexico City
Located at the Paseo de la Reforma, this Cesar Pelli-designed building stands as the second tallest in Mexico City. The elegant property has 189 guestrooms and suites and a 15th-floor spa, pool and fitness center, all boasting unobstructed views of the city. |
EAT, DRINK AND FIESTA
Barcelo La Jolla de Mismaloya
This recently renovated all-suite beachfront hotel is set up as an all-inclusive resort and offers a secure, clean, fun atmosphere and plenty of good food and drink.
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TOP 10 HOTEL CULINARY SCHOOLS
Casa de Sierra Nevada
Situated in the Bajio area, this luxury boutique hotel and cooking school is located in the heart of historic San Miguel de Allende, and is renowned for the finest fruits, vegetables, poultry and meats. |
TOP 10 ROMANTIC HOTELS
Rosewood Mayakoba
What could be more romantic than boating through your resort on lush waterways? Built on a network of lagoons and the Caribbean Sea, the Rosewood Mayakoba is just such a place. Swim and snorkel in the Cenotes of the Yucatan, visit the ancient Mayan ruins or luxuriate in the private-island spa. |
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TOP 10 MUST-SEE DESTINATIONS
Chichen Itza
The 1,500-year-old pyramids, located just 75 miles from the town of Merida, may be less popular than their counterparts in Egypt, but they're just as striking. Whether you're a travel enthusiast or history buff, this is one site you should add to your bucket list. |
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A
PRESERVED ENCLAVE
Huatulco
Located
where the Sierra Madre meets the Pacific Ocean, Huatulco
could very well be one of the last bastions of preserved
maritime and jungle nature in this part of the world.
If you want relaxation, tranquility and serenity, a stay
in Huatulco is just the thing you're looking for! |
TOP HEALTH RETREATS
Maya Tulum Wellness
Retreat
& Spa
Experience ancient Ayurvedic "science of life" treatments with the aim of restoring your entire being to perfect balance, then balance more serious healing with play. Go snorkeling in the area’s barrier reef, see the Coba ruins or explore the five-million-year-old Aktun Chen Caverns. |
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GOOD-FOR-YOU VALUE
Rancho La Puerta
This all-inclusive hideaway in Tecate, Mexico, is completely awe-inspiring. Manicured grounds, fitness classes, succulent food, gorgeous surroundings and spa treatments are yours for a price that won't stress you out. Rancho La Puerta is also one of our Top 10 Health Retreats Worldwide. |
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the official guide of Mexico. Guides
for other parts of the world
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