Hotels in Mexico

From Tulum to Oaxaca and beyond, Mexico’s beaches, jungles and vibrant city experiences are second to none — think sunrise adventures and sunset spa visits, fresh guava and ceviche, mezcal and margaritas. Try out the country’s new fleet of trendy boutique hotels with progressive approaches to sustainability and craft.

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Amomoxtli

Tepoztlán, Mor., Mexico

Rosewood Mandarina, Mexico — Modern geometric architecture with warm ochre facade and expansive windows surrounded by palm trees at golden hour.

Rosewood Mandarina

Nayarit, Mexico

Maroma, A Belmond Hotel, Mexico — White-walled modernist courtyard with arched entryway, tall palm trees, terracotta floors, and mid-century wooden seating under clear blue sky.

Maroma, A Belmond Hotel

Q.R., Mexico

One&Only Mandarina, Mexico — Terraced wooden deck with orange loungers and umbrellas overlooking infinity pool and turquoise ocean, framed by native trees.

One&Only Mandarina

Nay., Mexico

Full view of Hotel Terrestre, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico - Grupo Habita

Hotel Terrestre

Oaxaca, Mexico

Casa Criollo, Mexico — Minimalist living room with cream linen sofa, dark wooden lounge chair, ceramic vessels, and straw hat on concrete floor

Casa Criollo

Oaxaca, Mexico

Casa Antonieta, Mexico — Overhead view of courtyard with arched colonnades, geometric ironwork railings, stone columns, cascading ivy, and guests seated at wooden table on dark tile flooring.

Casa Antonieta

Oaxaca, Mexico

NICO, Mexico — Modernist concrete residence with floor-to-ceiling glazing, brick courtyard, and mature trees framing minimalist interiors and garden views.

NICO

Nayarit, Mexico

UMA Casa, Mexico — Curved modernist residence with floor-to-ceiling windows, terracotta furniture, linen curtains, and surrounding native vegetation under bright daylight.

UMA Casa

Mexico City, Mexico

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Cuixmala

Jalisco, Mexico

Hotelito MUSA, Mexico — Oceanfront dining pavilion with timber ceiling, slate flooring, and infinity pool reflecting palm trees and sea horizon at dusk.

Hotelito MUSA

Guerrero, Mexico

Bardo, Mexico — Turquoise pool nestled between terracotta walls and tall eucalyptus trees, with loungers and minimalist architecture in warm sunlight.

Bardo

Quintana Roo, Mexico

Nobu Los Cabos, Mexico — Minimalist rooftop pavilion with cream sail canopy, concrete seating, wooden barstool, ocean horizon view, overcast sky.

Nobu Los Cabos

Baja California Sur, Mexico

Rosewood Mayakoba, Mexico — Modernist waterfront residence with stacked terraces, dark timber screens, and earth-toned stone overlooking lagoon vegetation under blue sky.

Rosewood Mayakoba

Quintana Roo, Mexico

Orange striped pool loungers at Baja Club Hotel, La Paz, Mexico. Grupo Habita

Baja Club

Baja California Sur, Mexico

Hotel Esencia, Mexico — Modernist beachfront villa with white stucco walls and tiled roofs rising above dense jungle canopy, infinity pool and palapa structures below.

Hotel Esencia

Quintana Roo, Mexico

Paradero Todos Santos, Mexico — Minimalist concrete terrace with linen loungers overlooking vineyards and mountains at sunset

Paradero Todos Santos

Baja California Sur, Mexico

Campos Polanco, Mexico — Warm-toned luxury interior with copper ceiling, wooden herringbone floors, geometric wall art, and sculptural furniture in ambient golden light.

Campos Polanco

Mexico City, Mexico

La Valise San Miguel, Mexico — Ochre stucco room with carved sun motif, wooden chairs, copper vessel, Aztec-inspired wall reliefs, and clay fireplace.

La Valise San Miguel

Guanajuato, Mexico

Be Tulum, Mexico — Wooden pavilion with palm thatch roof overlooking turquoise lagoon, minimalist furniture, tropical beachfront architecture.

Be Tulum

Quintana Roo, Mexico

Coqui Coqui Papholchac, Mexico — Stone pavilion with white roof overlooking lagoon and jungle, palm trees, lounge chairs, candlelit terrace at dusk.

Coqui Coqui Papholchac

Quintana Roo, Mexico

Octavia Casa, Mexico — Narrow courtyard with stacked wooden-railed balconies, white walls, potted greenery, and natural light filtering through a minimalist passage.

Octavia Casa

CDMX, Mexico

Tulum Treehouse, Mexico — Wooden lounge with cushions beneath towering palms and climbing vines, sandy courtyard at dusk with minimal furniture and tropical vegetation.

Tulum Treehouse

Q.R., Mexico