Mexico Boutique Hotels has added six new hotels to its eclectic mix of properties. The company now has 35 properties in its curated collection, with plans for additional members in the coming months.
La Casa del Atrio in Queretaro is situated on a UNESCO World Heritage Site in La Casa del Atrio, a converted 19th century home. The owners are avid art collectors and have curated each of the six suites with works of art for an in-room gallery experience. The hosts are also proficient in making recommendations of Queretaro attractions, including museums, historic buildings and restaurants.
La Casa del Naranjo — also in Queretaro — offers modern style throughout its public spaces and guestrooms, where any of the design elements can be purchased. Orange trees on the property provide what purports to be the best orange juice in town.
Las Palmas Resort in Huatulco is perched on a cliff with views of Violin Bay to one side and Santa Cruz Bay to the other. The beach resort has three private villas and five casitas. Amenities include meals prepared daily by the in-house chef.
The six-room Chantli Mare in Manzanilla has an exclusive beach. A gourmet menu is presided over by Canadian Chef Greg Couillard, who creates culinary treats from rustic Mexican lasagna to Vietnamese-style shank steak.
Argovia Finca Resort in Chiapas is a self-sustaining eco resort. Its 10 accommodations are a mix of cabins, bungalows, rooms and suites. Argovia Finca resort is on its own nature reserve, which also contains a coffee and flower plantation.
The seven-suite Hotel Casa Mateo in the sleepy village of San Sebastian Bernal offers a respite from the fast-paced modern world. Hotel Casa Mateo is easily accessible from both Mexico City and Queretaro.
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