Boutique Hotels in Mexico Worthy of Any Luxury Traveler’s Bucket List Jeri Clausing - Travel Weekly
go to original October 13, 2017

Hoteles Boutique de Mexico (ojedapaco)

Tucked away on a quite beach south of some of Cancun and Riviera Maya's most popular all-inclusive resorts is the Hotel Escencia, the former private home of an Italian duchess that has been transformed into a boutique resort that represents everything this popular tourist area is not.

A few hours to the west, in the jungle near Merida, is the Chable Resort & Spa in Chochola, with just 38 casitas and two villas that offer the ultimate in luxury, from private pools and lush gardens to a spa built around a natural cenote.

Even farther west, in Punta Mita on Mexico's Pacific Coast, travelers seeking the ultimate in privacy and exclusion can forgo the better known Four Seasons and enjoy one of a handful of villas at the Imanta, set on 250-acre ecological jungle preserve overlooking the ocean.

And to the south, travelers weary of what many consider to be the overdeveloped regions of Costa Rica have a new adventure option in the in favor of a Rio Perdido, a 20-bungalow adventure destination in the untouched San Bernardo Lowlands, where the cool Rio Blanco meets the hot water of the Rio Perdido, creating a natural hot springs pool that can only be accessed by the resorts' guests. Biking, hiking and other activities are also on the agenda.

These unique hotels are just a sampling of some of ultra-luxury products there were on display at the recent ILTM Americas conference.

... "With key consumer trends such as the need for 'personalization' and 'self improvement' often cited in the world of luxury travel, there is little wonder that demand for small, cool boutique hotels is growing fast," said Simon Mayle, head of marketing for ILTM.

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