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Mexico warms the soul with sunny days, colorful culture and amazing activities in numerous destinations. On the East Coast, Cancun and Riviera Maya are known for their sprawling beaches, cultural diversity, delicious food, historical Mayan sites and so much more.

On Mexico's West Coast, the sun, sand and immensity of the Pacific Ocean offer many attractions — the gorgeous fairways of Los Cabos, the beauty of Mazatlan, the cobblestone streets of Puerto Vallarta, the exquisite resorts of Riviera Nayarit and the simple pleasures of Ixtapa. Vacations to Mexico offer something for everyone.

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There are loads of types of vacations in Cancún and the cost will depend on what type of trip you’re taking and for how long you’d like to stay. Here are the latest prices for a 3 night trip for 2 travelers: Top vacation $549; Family vacation $510; Romantic vacation $740; Luxury vacation $553; Budget vacation $284.

Why should you book a vacation package to Cancun?

If all of this sounds good to you, Cancun packages could be the ideal vacation option. By taking advantage of Cancun vacation deals, you can bundle together your hotel, car hire and flights, resulting in big savings. And handling everything together just makes things easier. So why waste time or money? Explore our Cancun travel packages instead.

When should you book a vacation package to Cancun?

If you really want to make the most of your Cancun vacation, choosing the right time to go is essential. The resort's high season tends to last from December to April, when the weather is at its best. November and December are great times to visit, before the season really hits its stride. April can be hectic, as Spring Break crowds descend, but cut-price Cancun getaways in May are an excellent idea.

Where should you stay in Cancun during your vacation?

For any vacation type in cancun:.

Catering for pretty much any type of visitor, the Smart Cancun by Oasis is as well-suited to business trips as it is to family vacations. Located on Tulum Avenue in Downtown Cancun, it's also very convenient for the airport, which is only 20 minutes away.

Another great all-rounder is the Westin Lagunamar Ocean Resort. Built around a massive pool, this resort features a wellness spa, fitness center and kids' club, so there's something for everyone. Again, it's just 20 minutes by road from the airport.

For family vacations in Cancun:

The Fiesta Americana Condesa is one of Cancun's premier family hotels, scoring highly with its Fiesta Kids club and activities like sand castle building. And it's only around 15-20 minutes from the airport terminal.

If you and your family prefer self-catering, the Suites Villa Italia should measure up. Spacious rooms with air con and kitchenettes are the norm here, while public buses stop right outside, making airport transfers simple.

For romantic vacations in Cancun:

If you're hunting for a more intimate boutique hotel, look no further than the Hotel Casa Margarita. Attentive staff, fine food and comfortable suites combine to place this a notch above the rest for couples. Staff will also arrange airport pick-ups, but it's only 30 minutes away by road.

Casa De Los Sueños is another jewel in Cancun's boutique hotel collection. Located on the Isla Mujeres, it's a hotspot for snorkelers and divers but you can take it easy at the peaceful spa center too. You'll need to take a ferry from the airport, but this only takes 15 minutes.

For luxury vacations in Cancun:

If luxury is your focus, the Pyramid at Grand Oasis could be ideal. This instantly recognizable pyramid-shaped hotel has over 30 restaurants, after dinner acrobat shows and much more to offer - all just 25 minutes from the airport.

Another premium option to consider is the Omni Cancun, where you can relax in your own villa but still access spa facilities and relax in the three cascading pools. The hotel can lay on shuttles or taxis on request, and it's only 9 miles to the airport.

For budget vacations in Cancun:

If price is an issue, the Krystal Cancun matches upmarket hotels in most areas at a fraction of the price, with a large private beach, an excellent Mexican restaurant and a lively kids' club. It's only around 22 minutes away from the airport, too.

The Aloft Cancun is another reliable low cost alternative. Located on the Boulevard Kukulcan, the Aloft has a bright, modern look and the facilities include pools and gyms. It's about 13 miles from the airport, so transfers don't take long.

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Discover Mexico's Magic: The Best Tours & Trips for 2023

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Mexico is a traveler's paradise, with an abundance of natural and cultural wonders waiting to be discovered. The country boasts of vibrant cities, ancient ruins, pristine beaches, and mouthwatering cuisine that will leave you mesmerized. Whether you're a history buff, a beach lover, or a foodie, Mexico has something to offer everyone. Planning your trip can be overwhelming, but worry not, we've got you covered. Here are the five best tours and trips to consider when traveling to Mexico in 2023.

From exploring the rich Mayan history at Chichen Itza to swimming in the crystal clear waters of Cozumel, Mexico's magic is sure to leave you spellbound. So, pack your bags, grab your sunscreen, and get ready to experience the best of Mexico with these carefully curated tours and trips.

Yucatan Peninsula Adventure Tour

The Yucatan Peninsula is a tropical paradise, with crystal-clear waters, white sand beaches, and ancient Mayan ruins. A Yucatan Peninsula adventure tour is perfect for those who want to experience the best of this stunning region. You can swim with sea turtles in Akumal, explore the ancient city of Chichen Itza, and relax on the beautiful beaches of Tulum. Don't forget to try some delicious Yucatecan cuisine, such as cochinita pibil (slow-roasted pork) and panuchos (stuffed tortillas).

Mexico City and Oaxaca Culture Tour

Mexico City is a bustling metropolis with a rich history and vibrant culture. A cultural tour of Mexico City and Oaxaca will take you to some of the most important cultural sites in the country. You'll visit the ancient ruins of Teotihuacan, the Frida Kahlo Museum, and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Monte Alban in Oaxaca. Along the way, you'll have the opportunity to try some of Mexico's famous street food, such as tacos al pastor and tlayudas.

Copper Canyon Railway Tour

train running through tunnels in Copper Canyon, Mexico

The Copper Canyon is a stunning natural wonder located in the state of Chihuahua. The best way to experience this breathtaking landscape is on a railway tour. The train journey takes you through tunnels and across bridges, offering panoramic views of the canyon. Along the way, you'll visit indigenous communities and learn about their traditions and way of life. The tour also includes a visit to the picturesque colonial town of Creel.

Baja California Whale Watching

Baja California is home to a diverse marine ecosystem, including gray whales, humpback whales, and blue whales. A whale-watching tour in Baja California is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You'll take a boat trip to see these majestic creatures up close and learn about their behavior and habitat from expert guides. The tour also includes a visit to the charming town of Loreto, where you can sample local seafood and explore the historic mission.

Chiapas Jungle and Mayan Ruins Tour

Chiapas is a state located in southern Mexico, known for its lush jungle and ancient Mayan ruins. A jungle and Mayan ruins tour of Chiapas will take you to some of the most impressive sites in the region. You'll visit the Mayan ruins of Palenque and Yaxchilan, and explore the stunning waterfalls of Agua Azul and Misol Ha. The tour also includes a boat trip through the Sumidero Canyon, where you can see towering cliffs and diverse wildlife.

Free Walking Tour Mexico City

One of the best ways to experience the city's rich history and culture is by taking a free walking tour. These tours are led by knowledgeable local guides who take you through Mexicos most iconic landmarks and off-the-beaten-path hidden gems. You'll learn about the city's pre-Columbian past, colonial heritage, and contemporary culture. You can choose from a variety of tour options that cover different themes, such as street art, food, architecture, and history. These tours are not only informative but also fun and interactive, allowing you to meet other travelers and locals alike. And the best part? They are completely free, making them a great budget-friendly option for travelers.

Mexico Food Tour

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A Mexican food tour offers an opportunity to explore the diverse and flavorful cuisine of Mexico while enjoying the country's rich cultural heritage. Mexico is renowned for its delicious food, which features a unique blend of indigenous, European, and African flavors.

One of the highlights of a Mexican food tour is trying street food, which is a popular and affordable way to experience the local cuisine. Tacos are a must-try street food, with a variety of fillings such as carne asada, al pastor, and lengua (beef tongue). You can also sample other street food specialties like elotes (corn on the cob), tamales, and quesadillas.

Another essential part of any Mexico food tour is trying traditional Mexican dishes, such as mole sauce. Mole is a rich, complex sauce made with a combination of chiles, nuts, seeds, and spices, and it can vary from region to region. Other Mexican favorites include chilaquiles, pozole, and enchiladas.

In addition to the classic dishes, a Mexican food tour offers the chance to try regional specialties. For example, Oaxaca is known for its cheese, especially queso Oaxaca, which is a stringy, mozzarella-like cheese used in dishes like quesadillas and tlayudas. Yucatan is famous for its cochinita pibil, a slow-cooked pork dish marinated in achiote and orange juice and served with tortillas and pickled onions. Another must-try is chiles en nogada, a dish from Puebla consisting of poblano chiles stuffed with a mix of ground meat, fruits, and spices, topped with a creamy walnut sauce and pomegranate seeds.

A food tour in Mexico also provides an opportunity to learn about the country's culinary history and ingredients. You'll discover the importance of corn and beans in Mexican cuisine, as well as the influence of indigenous, Spanish, and African cultures on the food. Additionally, you'll learn about the many types of chiles used in Mexican cuisine and their varying levels of spiciness.

Bad Bunny Tour Mexico

Bad Bunny is a Puerto Rican singer, rapper, and songwriter who has taken the Latin music scene by storm in recent years. He is known for his unique style, which combines Latin trap, reggaeton, and hip-hop. His music has become incredibly popular in Mexico, where he has a dedicated fan base. A Bad Bunny Tour in Mexico is a highly anticipated event, and it is sure to be an unforgettable experience for music lovers.

The Bad Bunny Tour will take place in several cities across Mexico, including Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. These cities are known for their vibrant music scenes, and they are sure to provide an excellent backdrop for the tour. Each city has its own unique culture and atmosphere, and fans can expect an exciting and immersive experience at each venue.

In addition to Bad Bunny's electrifying performances, the tour will also feature state-of-the-art production and lighting design. The stage will be set up in a way that allows for an immersive and interactive experience, bringing fans closer to the action. The tour will showcase Bad Bunny's incredible talent and energy, and it is sure to be a visually stunning show.

One of the best things about the Bad Bunny Tour in Mexico is the opportunity to experience the country's rich music culture. Mexico has a long and proud tradition of music, with genres ranging from mariachi to cumbia to rock. Attending a Bad Bunny concert in Mexico is a chance to immerse oneself in this culture and connect with fellow music lovers.

Mexico Pyramid Tour

Pyramids of the Sun and Moon on the Avenue of the Dead, Mexico

Discover the ancient ruins of Mexico on a pyramid tour. Explore the pre-Columbian pyramids of Teotihuacan, Chichen Itza, and Tulum, and learn about the civilizations that built them. These tours often include visits to nearby archaeological sites and museums.

One of the most popular destinations for a pyramid tour in Mexico is Teotihuacan, located just outside of Mexico City. This ancient city was once home to a thriving civilization and boasts some of the most impressive pyramids in Mexico, including the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon. Visitors can climb to the top of these pyramids and take in stunning views of the surrounding landscape. In addition to the pyramids, Teotihuacan features other impressive archaeological sites, including the Temple of the Feathered Serpent and the Avenue of the Dead.

Another must-see site in Mexico is Chichen Itza, located in the Yucatan Peninsula. This ancient city was once home to the Mayan civilization and features the iconic Pyramid of Kukulcan, also known as El Castillo. This pyramid is known for its unique design, which includes 91 steps on each of its four sides, plus the final platform at the top. The pyramid is also known for its incredible acoustics, which allow visitors to hear echoes of clapping and other sounds.

Tulum is another popular destination for a pyramid tour in Mexico. This ancient city is located on the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula and features a stunning seaside location. The main pyramid in Tulum is known as the Temple of the Frescoes and features impressive artwork and carvings.

A pyramid tour in Mexico often includes visits to nearby archaeological sites and museums. For example, in Teotihuacan, visitors can explore the Museum of Teotihuacan Culture, which features artifacts from the ancient city and provides insight into the daily life of its inhabitants. In Chichen Itza, visitors can explore the nearby Sacred Cenote, a natural sinkhole that was once used for religious ceremonies.

In conclusion, Mexico is a destination that should be on everyone's travel list. With its diverse culture, stunning landscapes, and friendly people, it's a country that has something to offer every type of traveler. From exploring ancient ruins to swimming in crystal-clear cenotes, Mexico's magic is waiting to be discovered.

If you're interested in visiting Mexico and want to browse a range of itinerary options, visit Leisure . Our team of travel experts can help you plan the perfect trip that matches your preferences and interests. So why wait? Start planning your Mexico adventure today!

What's the average cost of a Mexico-guided tour?

The cost of a Mexico-guided tour can vary greatly depending on the length of the tour, the level of luxury, and the destinations included. On average, a week-long guided tour in Mexico can cost anywhere from $1,500 to $5,000 per person.

Do I need to book early for your 2023 Mexico tours?

It's always a good idea to book early for any tour or trip, especially if you have specific dates in mind or are traveling during peak season. Many tour operators offer early bird discounts or special promotions for those who book in advance. So, if you know you want to travel to Mexico in 2023, it's best to start planning and booking as early as possible.

Are there any free walking tours in Mexico City?

Yes, there are several companies that offer free walking tours in Mexico City, including Mexico City Free Tour, Estacion Mexico Tours, and GuruWalk. These tours typically last a few hours and cover popular landmarks and neighborhoods in the city, such as the Zocalo, the Historic Center, and the Chapultepec Park.

Are there any food tours in Mexico?

Yes, food tours are a popular way to experience the local cuisine in Mexico. Some of the top food tour companies include Eat Mexico, Vallarta Food Tours, and Tasty Bites Food Tours. These tours offer a variety of experiences, from exploring street food in Mexico City to sampling traditional dishes in Oaxaca.

Are there any pyramid tours in Mexico?

Yes, there are several pyramid tours in Mexico that allow you to explore the ancient ruins and archaeological sites of the country. Some of the most popular pyramid tours include the Chichen Itza tour, the Teotihuacan tour, and the Tulum tour. These tours offer a unique glimpse into Mexico's rich history and culture.

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The Best All-Inclusive Resorts in Mexico, Starting at Less Than $300 a Night

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17 Best AllInclusive Resorts in Mexico 2023 SwimUp Bars Spas and Snorkeling Included

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Mexico is one of the most popular destinations in the world for all-inclusive resorts, with properties lining both of its coasts. And while booking an all-inclusive property may seem like a big investment up front, they can end up saving you money overall when you factor in the lack of food, beverage, and activity costs.

Fortunately, there are affordable all-inclusives all across Mexico that won't break the bank. Whether you're looking for a Riviera Maya beachfront party, a secluded jungle retreat, or a cool view in Cabo, there's an all-inclusive resort for you. For more vetted where to stay options in Mexico, read up on our 2022 Readers’ Choice Awards winners—including our readers’ favorite top 10 hotels in Mexico , top 40 resorts in Mexico , and top 20 resorts in eastern Mexico .

Where should I stay in Mexico?

The majority of Mexico's all-inclusive resorts are set along its two coasts. Some of the most popular east coast destinations include Cancún, Playa del Carmen, and Cozumel, all of which are known for beautiful beaches, lively nightlife, and proximity to cenotes and Mayan Ruins. On the west coast, there's Cabo San Lucas, famous for its rocky coasts, and Puerto Vallarta, an LGBTQ+ hotspot known for beaches and jungles.

What is the cheapest time to go to Mexico?

The cheapest time to go to Mexico is in May through June or September through November, the two shoulder seasons for most of Mexico’s destinations. Beware spring break, when prices skyrocket.

Is it worth it to pay for all-inclusives?

All-inclusives can be worth the price if you plan on spending the majority of your time at the resort. Because you're already paying for all meals, you should dine on-property the majority of the time. Many on-resort activities are also included in the rates, so you’ll get more bang for your buck if you take advantage of them. The best part about an all-inclusive resort is the convenience—you don't have to think about budgeting or splitting bills with your party, and that alone may be worth the price.

Under $300:

Hotel nyx cancun.

The vibe: Boutiquey all-inclusive Top amenities: Infinity pool, gym, Balinese-style beach loungers What's included: Meals and beverages at restaurants, Wi-Fi Price tag: $

At just 196 rooms, Hotel NYX Cancun is more on the more boutique side of the scale when it comes to all-inclusive resorts. As such, it feels delightfully uncrowded, despite being located right in the middle of Cancun's Hotel Zone. There are two pools, two restaurants, and a lobby bar, as well as a lovely stretch of beach lined with Balinese-style loungers. There's no formal spa, but you can get massages in private treatment rooms or on the beach for an additional fee.

The Explorean Kohunlich, Chetumal

The vibe: Secluded jungle retreat Top amenities: Infinity pool, spa with Mayan-inspired treatments What's included: Meals, beverages, excursions, activities Price tag: $$

If the beach isn't your thing—or if traditional all-inclusives aren't your thing—this is the hotel for you. It's a 40-room property located about an hour inland from the laid-back city of Chetumal on the border of Mexico and Belize, so there's no beach to be found. Instead, you're surrounded by lush jungle, singing birds, and Mayan ruins. On the relaxation front, there's a small infinity pool overlooking the canopy, as well as a spa with Mayan-inspired treatments. And for meals, you'll be dining at an open-air palapa-style restaurant serving local cuisine. The hotel is happy to set you up with bike tours of the Mayan ruins, excursions into town, or even sailboat charters. But who's to blame you if you only want to hop in a hammock and take in the soothing sounds of nature at the hotel?

Viva Wyndham Maya, Playa del Carmen

The vibe: High-energy Top amenities: Spa, archery, water sports What's included: Meals, beverages, room service, resort sports Price tag: $$

With more than 600 rooms, this is a big resort, and it certainly has the big energy to match. There's always something going on here, whether that's a themed party, fitness classes, or live shows. And there are so many activities to enjoy, too—trapeze, archery, kayaking, windsurfing, rock climbing, among other resort sports, are all included in the rate. While this is a family-friendly resort, there are some great adult amenities, including the spa, a nightclub, and an adult-only pool with a bar.

Solmar Resort, Cabo San Lucas

The vibe: Relaxed, no frills Top amenities: Swim-up bar, poolside sushi bar What's included: Meals and beverages Price tag: $$

Cabo isn't known for being an affordable town, but the Solmar Resort bucks the trend as one of the most budget-friendly properties. That said, it's a short (yet walkable) distance away from the nightlife of Cabo, but that means plenty of peace and quiet on property. This is a family-friendly resort, though, so you can expect a little noise by the two pools, but the overall vibe is very relaxed. The one thing to note is that you can't swim in the ocean here—the sea is too rough. But the pool areas make up for that, as there's a poolside sushi bar and a swim-up bar here.

Dreams Acapulco Resort & Spa, Acapulco

The vibe: Budget-friendly, high-value Top amenities: Spa, seven restaurants What's included: Meals, beverages, activities Price tag: $

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On Mexico's west coast is the busy resort town of Acapulco, where you'll find this budget-friendly resort. It is, admittedly, a little outdated, but it offers one of the best bangs for your buck when it comes to its all-inclusive packages. All seven of its dining venues are included in the rate, as are top-shelf liquors and 24-hour room service. And many activities at the resort are covered, too, including an introductory scuba diving lesson in one of the pools. The one thing you'll have to splurge on is spa treatments, but we think that's worth the extra cost.

Under $600:

Dreams Huatulco Resort amp Spa Tangolunda

Dreams Huatulco Resort & Spa, Tangolunda

The vibe: Classic all-inclusive Top amenities: Spa, kid's club, resort sports What's included: Meals, beverages, resort sports like archery and kayaking Price tag: $$

The state of Oaxaca may not be nearly as popular as some of the major resort destinations like Quintana Roo (where you'll find Cancún and Playa del Carmen), but that means the crowds are far fewer. But at Dreams Huatulco, you'll find all the classic amenities you've come to expect in an all-inclusive resort. There are three pools, five restaurants, six bars and lounges, and a spa. You'll find plenty of daily entertainment, from live shows to karaoke nights to movie nights. There are also many on-resort sports like archery, kayaking, and windsurfing, most of which are included in the rate.

Akumal Bay Beach & Wellness Resort, Akumal

The vibe: Relaxed beach haven Top amenities: Wellness center with yoga classes What's included: Meals, beverages, Wi-Fi, one-hour daily snorkel rental, yoga classes Price tag: $$

The 310-room Akumal Bay Beach & Wellness Resort is set on a wide stretch of soft-sand beach, and that's this property's main draw. Included in the rate is a daily hour-long snorkel rental, which gives you the chance to spot sea turtles just offshore. Landside, guests can dine at one of six restaurants, including a sushi bar and a Peruvian restaurant, as well as a 24-hour snack bar and a lobby bar. The wellness offerings include a spa with a sauna and whirlpool (massage treatments cost extra), a gym, and free daily yoga classes. And there are four pools for those needing a break from the sea.

Wyndham Alltra Playa del Carmen

The vibe: Adults-only resort in the center of the city Top amenities: Spa, rooftop sushi bar What's included: Meals at certain restaurants, beverages, beach towels, WiFi Price tag : $$

There's a little bit of everything at this mid-size all-inclusive resort, which is located a block off of the Fifth Avenue pedestrian mall in the center of Playa Del Carmen. Despite being in the heart of town, there is a small beach here (it sustained hurricane damage and erosion.) Other highlights include a rooftop sushi bar, a serene spa, and a large pool area. If you're looking for a vivacious time, don't miss the wild weekly foam party on Saturday nights—and really any show hosted around the pool. And if you're not, there's plenty of chill vibes to be found throughout the resort.

The Fives Beach Hotel amp Residences Playa del Carmen

The Fives Beach Hotel & Residences, Playa del Carmen

The vibe: Contemporary, upbeat Top amenities: Beach club, spa, 15 bars and restaurants What's included : Meals, beverages, WiFi Price tag: $$

The Fives Beach Hotel & Residences isn't exclusively an all-inclusive resort, but you can opt for meal plans that make it so. And it's a good idea, too. There are 15 restaurants and bars across the property, with cuisines ranging from Italian to Thai. There's even an exclusive gin bar if gin and tonics are your thing. The property also has a fairly lively pool and beach scene—there are five pools, each with their own bar, as well as a full beach club. When you're not dining or drinking, head for the 15,000-square-foot spa for some recovery. We recommend the hydrotherapy circuit.

Barceló Maya Caribe, Playa del Carmen

The vibe: Never a dull moment Top amenities: Spa, bowling alley, water park, escape room What's included: Meals, beverages, some activities Price tag: $$

You want it? Barceló Maya Caribe has it. The 1,000-plus-room resort has an extraordinary number of amenities: mini-golf, bowling alley, pickleball courts, tennis courts, non-motorized sports, theaters, nightclubs, a teen nightclub, a water park, a kids' club—you get the point. There are even two escape rooms (that do cost an additional point). With so much to do, you might find it hard to enjoy the beach, the three restaurants, the eight pools, or the 32,000-square-foot spa. One of the more unique features of the hotel is that some of its Premium Level rooms are swim-up—they open directly into pools.

Meliá Puerto Vallarta

Melia Puerto Vallarta, Puerto Vallarta

The vibe: Family-friendly Top amenities: Rock-climbing wall, archery range, lagoon-style pool What's included: Meals, beverages, some resort sports, WiFi Price tag: $$

Programming at this well-landscaped Puerto Vallarta resort in Marina Vallarta is largely geared towards families. The kids' club is a major draw—they host plenty of events for kids and teens, from craft workshops to sports tournaments to pool activities—but programming extends to other parts of the resort, too, such as milk and cookies in your room. Adults and children alike can enjoy other resort amenities like the lagoon-style pool, tennis courts, a rock-climbing wall, and an archery range. For adults, there are plenty of wellness offerings, too, from the spa to yoga and stretching classes.

Mia Reef Isla Mujeres, Isla Mujeres

The vibe: Private island Top amenities: Spa, swim-up bar What's included: Meals, beverages Price tag: $$

This colorful all-inclusive resort is located on a private island off Isla Mujeres, itself just a 20 minute ferry ride from Cancún. Although it's not very hard to get to—it's connected by a footbridge to the main island and is just a few minutes from downtown—it does have a secluded feel. With fewer than 200 rooms, it's not an overly large resort, so it's a somewhat quiet atmosphere, but it is family-friendly and the small beach can get a little crowded. It gets even quieter at the small spa, which has just three treatment rooms, including a couples suite.

Iberostar Tucán

Iberostar Tucan, Playa del Carmen

The vibe: Beachfront garden escape Top amenities: Spa, archery range, kids' club What's included: Meals, beverages, non-motorized water sports Price tag: $$$

This five-star property is definitely on the upper side of affordable, but you can definitely find good deals for stays outside of peak travel periods like winter break. While it has a fine-sand beach that's definitely a draw for most guests, the property stands out for its lush gardens. You'll find much local flora throughout, and quite a bit of local fauna, such as monkeys, colorful birds, and even turtles. There are 16 restaurants and bars, including an ice cream shop, a cigar lounge, and a Texas-style smokehouse. Wellness is a big focus, between free aerobics and yoga classes for adults and the spa.

Hotel Xcaret Mexico, Playa del Carmen

The vibe: Artisan-driven, eco-minded Top amenities: Spa, lagoon, 12 restaurants What's included: Meals, beverages, entrance to Xcaret parks, airport shuttle Price tag: $$$

This is a massive property with 900 rooms, but the layout of the resort is such that it doesn't feel crowded anywhere—they're spread across five distinct "casas" that are smaller in scale. There are 12 restaurants here, all of which are included in the rate, as well as a variety of pools and a spa that also offers yoga classes and meditation lessons. The best part about staying at any Xcaret property is that you get free entrance to Xcaret parks where you can see Mayan ruins, swim in cenotes, and go snorkeling. There's even an on-property lagoon for snorkeling, kayaking, and swimming.

Occidental at Xcaret Destination, Playa Del Carmen

The vibe: Jungle fun Top amenities: Spa, lagoon, nightclub What's included: Meals, beverages, entrance to Xcaret park Price tag: $$

Right next to the eco-archeological park of Xcaret, this 25-acre resort is filled with wildlife, from monkeys to coatis to iguanas. It's also filled with guests—there are more than 700 rooms. But there's plenty of space to spread out across the 11 restaurants, 10 bars, five pools, fitness center, sports courts, beach club, and spa. It should be noted, though, that there's no ocean access here—the beach lines a lagoon. Guests at this resort get free entrance into the Xcaret park, where they can see Mayan cultural performances.

Paradisus Los Cabos

Paradisus Los Cabos, San Jose del Cabo

The vibe: Luxury at a fair price Top amenities: Swimmable beach, kids' club What's included: Meals, beverages, fitness classes Price tag: $$

Though Cabo is an oceanfront resort destination, it isn't known for its swimmable beaches, as the seas can get pretty rough. But Paradisus Los Cabos is located on the only swimmable beach in the region, which makes it a pretty attractive place to stay. Beyond that, it's an upscale property with seven restaurants, three pools (some of which have swim-up suites), and lots of evening entertainment, from themed parties to cultural shows.

Dreams Sapphire Resort & Spa, Puerto Morelos

The vibe: A little bit of everything Top amenities: Spa, water park, three pools What's included: Meals, beverages, room service, WiFi Price tag: $$

Just 15 minutes from the airport, this hotel allows you to get right into the fun after hopping off your flight. As with all Dream properties, all restaurants—there are five of them—are included in the rate, along with top-shelf alcohol and 24-hour room service. You also have access to the facilities at the nearby Dreams Jade Resort & Spa. Entertainment includes live shows, themed parties, and a Temazcal healing ceremony, and activities include resort and non-motorized water sports like tennis, archery, and kayaking. When you need a breather from all the action, head for the spa.

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The 15 Best All-inclusive Resorts and Hotel Packages in Mexico [2023]

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The 15 Best All-inclusive Resorts and Hotel Packages in Mexico [2023]

Breathless Cabo San Lucas Resort & Spa ( Cabo San Lucas)

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With miles upon miles of tropical beaches , year-round sunshine, and some of the best all-inclusive resorts in the world, Mexico is an excellent choice for those looking to vacation in style.

From the nightclubs of Cancún to the old town of Puerto Vallarta, there is plenty of fun to be had, from family-friendly to hedonistic, and all never far from authentic Mexican culture and ancient civilization.

Best All-inclusive Resorts and Hotel Packages in Mexico

This 5-star, adults-only hotel is situated overlooking the exclusive marina and is just moments away from Medano Beach.

Offering luxury by the bucket load, this hotel also focuses on fun and prides itself on offering self-indulgent vacations for adults who want to party in style . With well-appointed contemporary suites, a selection of gourmet eateries, and 2 stunning infinity pools, this resort will cater to you for every whim.

The Breathless Cabo San Lucas is also home to an award-winning rooftop lounge and open-air lobby, and regularly plays host to DJ pool parties, live music, fashion shows, and social sunset soirees. The local nightlife in downtown Cabo San Lucas is also just a short walk away.

The all-inclusive package at Breathless includes full breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks and unlimited juices and soft drinks. Alcoholic beverages are also included, which does include some top-shelf spirits.

Non-motorized water sports are also available along with many land-based activities. Golf is available nearby but is a paid extra.

Overlooking the Caribbean Sea, the stunning 4-star waterfront hotel is perfect for those who want to enjoy water sports while on vacation .

Situated on the beautiful island paradise of Cozumel, this hotel is within easy reach of the nightlife and attractions at San Miguel. Swimming pools come complete with a swim-up bar for lazy days in the water, while beautiful bedrooms have spa tubs and private balconies.

Guests at Cozumel Palace can dine in at any of the hotel’s 4 on-site restaurants, drink brand-name alcohol, workout in the state-of-the-art fitness center, or enjoy a full schedule of organized activities during their stay, but it is the access to the deep sea fishing, snorkeling, and diving at Palancar Reef that visitors love the most.

Snorkel gear is provided if you want to explore off the dock, but any water-based tours or diving is extra. The hotel offers free calls to the U.S. and Canada in case you want to call and tell someone how great of a time you are having.

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Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta All Inclusive Spa

This is an adults-only hotel , boasting a full-service spa, situated on the beautiful Banderas Bay and surrounded by views of the stunning Sierra Madre Occidental mountains.

There are 2 large infinity pools overlooking the ocean, and the Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta is also home to 7 different eateries, 3 separate bars, and a full entertainment program to help you let your hair down when night falls.

Guests can enjoy daily yoga classes, or go snorkeling in the fish-filled waters surrounding the hotel’s jetty. There is also an 18-hole golf course close by.

Food, drinks, room service, mini bar, and tips are included in the all-inclusive rate. Premium drinks, spa treatments, and motorized activities are not included.

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Lying at a beautiful location between the Nichupte Lagoon and the Caribbean Sea, this mid-range, adults-only, all-inclusive resort offers a taste of paradise at a more affordable price.

Visitors to the Golden Parnassus can enjoy welcoming guest rooms with private balconies, a 24-hour room service, and a wealth of luxury amenities, including a large swimming pool, an outdoor jacuzzi, tennis courts, a fitness center, and a spa area offering a range of treatments.

The Paradise restaurant serves up Italian, Japanese, and Mexican cuisine , and there is live entertainment every evening.

The all-inclusive package here includes all meals and snacks, domestic alcoholic beverages (with some premium brands), non-motorized water sports, and an introductory scuba lesson. All sightseeing tours are extra.

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Family Selection at Grand Palladium Vallarta Resort Spa

This beautiful 5-star hotel offers premium accommodation for families looking to enjoy the ultimate Mexican vacation. Located on the stunning Riviera Nayarit, this beachfront hotel offers exclusive facilities designed with families in mind .

The Grand Palladium Vallarta Resort & Spa has its very own private beach and a sizable swimming pool. It offers a wide range of sporting activities, including archery, petanque, and tennis courts, as well as access to some first-class water sports such as kayaking and surfing.

There is also a choice of eateries to suit all tastes and ages and a full program of family-friendly entertainment . For the grown-ups, the on-site spa offers a wide range of treatments to help you relax after a hard day soaking up the sun.

The all-inclusive package here includes all meals, premium brand drinks, select international brand drinks, non-motorized waters ports, disco admission, and room service.

Located on the stunning sandy beaches of Bahia Banderas, this beautiful 5-star hotel is popular with families looking to vacation on the Pacific Coas t . There are lots of first-class amenities to enjoy, including 2 swimming pools, a kids club, and an impressive selection of restaurants that serve up delicious Mexican, Asian, Italian, and Brazilian food.

The Hard Rock Hotel Vallarta , is also home to a range of different bars that are open late into the evening, as well as a full entertainment program, a fitness center, spa, and sauna.

This hotel offers an all-inclusive package that includes meals, snacks, and top-shelf drinks, while the Limitless package also includes special dinners, spa treatments, and golf. Snorkeling is also included in the Limitless package, but all other water activities such as scuba, deep-sea fishing, and dolphin encounters are extra.

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This amazing place feels more like a Mexican theme park than a hotel, with access to the adjacent waterpark, eclectic scenery that includes hidden caves and rivers, and sustainable, eco-friendly architecture.

Visitors will love the premium suites and guest rooms with large decks or balconies, as well as the world-class butler service. Sharing rivers and lagoons with the Xcaret Water Park allows you and your family to enjoy admission to several nearby parks run by the same leisure company.

The 5-star Hotel Xcaret Mexico also offers a refined and elegant spa, numerous on-site swimming pools, including a kids pool, and an impressive choice of 10 on-site eateries and bars.

The hotel offers an All-Fun Inclusive package that includes full access to Xcaret parks on top of food, beverages, and transport between the parks and the airport.

If you really want to experience your own taste of paradise, the 5-star Moon Palace is completely isolated from the rest of Cancún and offers absolute luxury at every turn.

Beautiful bedrooms include 2-person spa baths, while there is also an upscale spa and designer shopping on site, too. For golf fans, the hotel is home to a 27-hole golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus .

The Moon Palace also offers a state-of-the-art gym, 12 different swimming pools (including 1 with a wave simulator), an incredible choice of 15 different restaurants and 12 bars, and a kids club.

The all-inclusive package includes gourmet dining, top-shelf drinks, 24-hour room service, free Wi-Fi, in-room whirlpool tubs, and unlimited phone calls . Spa treatments, golf, tours, and motorized water sports are extra.

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This award-winning, 5-star hotel describes itself as “ one of the most Instagrammable hotels in the world ,” and its sleek design and quiet location make this a popular destination for those who like to travel in style. Stay in a bedroom that looks like something out of an interior design magazine, and enjoy your very own butler service for the duration of your stay.

On-site facilities at Nizuc Resort & Spa include an adults-only pool, a family pool, a kids club, and 2 private beaches, while guests can also relax in the full-service ESPA spa, or dine at any of the 6 incredible restaurants.

The resort’s version of all-inclusive is the Endless Indulgence package that includes meals and drinks; spa treatments are extra.

Hot Tip: There is a private dock and a wooden water sports hut that offers paddleboards, kayaks, Hobie Cats, and snorkels on the beach.

This large-scale 4-star hotel is located on a private beach at the heart of Playa del Carmen , and within easy reach of the trendy shops, nightclubs, and restaurants on 5th Avenue.

Guests can spend time on the beach or take a dip in the freshwater activity pool before enjoying some quiet time in the rooftop pool with waiter service. The Panama Jack Resorts also has its very own on-site spa for the adults, as well as Lil’Jacks kids club, the #Hashtag teen zone, mini-golf, and even a water park.

There are 6 restaurants to choose from, as well as 4 different bars and nightly live entertainment program that includes music, dancing, and parties.

The all-inclusive plan includes all meals, drinks, entertainment, and a range of other activities such as mini-golf, pool parties, stretch classes, and tequila tastings. Spa services, tours, and transfers are not included.

Just a short walk from the Arch of Cabo San Lucas rock formation, and bursting with on-site amenities , this mid-range, suite-only resort offers well-appointed all-inclusive accommodations.

With its own on-site spa, a choice of 3 swimming pools (including an adults-only pool), and a hot tub overlooking the beach, the Playa Grande Resort is a great place to experience the beautiful Baja California Sur region of Mexico.

The hotel is also home to a selection of different eateries and bars, a range of shops and a kids club, and is close to La Marina, where guests can enjoy scuba diving, jet-skiing, and snorkeling at extra cost.

The all-inclusive plan includes all meals, drinks, Wi-Fi, mini-golf, and the fitness club . Spa treatments are not included.

This opulent 5-star beachfront hotel is situated on the water’s edge of the beautiful Riviera Maya. Catering for the more discerning traveler , this luxury hotel offers 7 swimming pools, a private beach area, a luxury spa, and on-site water sports facilities.

Dining at the Residences at The Fives is an experience in itself, with an incredible collection of restaurants, grills, and open-air eateries all housed within the hotel grounds, as well as beach bars and cantinas.

The all-inclusive plan includes 3 meals a day as well as unlimited alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The use of on-site facilities and equipment is also included, such as kayaks and snorkel gear. Scuba diving, spa treatments, premium alcoholic beverages, and off-site tours are not included.

Hot Tip: There is also a kids club for younger visitors, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and a butler and concierge service for those who really want to relax in style.

Considered to be one of the very best all-inclusive hotels in the world, this 5-star resort is nestled away on the pristine white sands of Playa del Carmen.

As a proud recipient of the AAA Five-Diamond Award , the Royal Hideaway Playacar Resort offers stunning ocean views and first-class service. Guests can luxuriate in pristine bedrooms with high ceilings, whitewashed walls, and dark mahogany furnishings before heading out to take a dip in any of the 3 relaxation pools.

As night falls, a choice of 6 superb restaurants offer fine dining and heady cocktails. The newly renovated Royal Hideaway Spa, with its 7 treatment rooms and a full menu of therapeutic and beauty treatments, is on hand to help you relax and unwind.

The all-inclusive package includes meals at the 6 restaurants, premium brand alcoholic drinks, room service, and use of facilities and equipment such as tennis courts, swimming pools, and windsurfing. The package excludes spa treatments, tours, tennis lessons, golf, diving, and deep-sea fishing.

This incredible eco-resort offers ethical accommodation without compromising on quality . Located right on the waterfront, the hotel is home to an upscale spa, 2 outdoor pools, a private beach, and its very own waterpark with 29 slides.

Overlooking the Caribbean Sea, guests can dine in any of the 9 restaurants (including 3 buffets and 6 à la carte options), enjoy a yoga lesson on the beach, or join in with the ecological activity program.

The Sandos Caracol Eco Resort also offers a water sports center, evening entertainment, activities for kids and teens, and an exclusive adults-only clubhouse.

Breakfast, lunch, and buffet dinner are included, as well as snacks and drinks . Sailing, kayaking, and snorkeling are also included, as well as a selection of tours and activities such as a photo safari or bike tour.

This 5-star, all-inclusive hotel is a real hit with couples looking to combine total relaxation with a touch of Mexican indulgence . Situated just 100 yards from the stunning Kantenah Beach, this upscale hotel is beautifully designed and offers the very best of everything.

UNICO 20°N 87°W has private plunge pools, secluded decks, pop-up bars, cocktail evenings, experimental live music, and lots of other amenities for young jet-setters to enjoy.

With Spanish Colonial-style interiors, Mexican artwork, 5 restaurants offering Asian, Mediterranean, Cuban, Mexican and American cuisine, multi-level swimming pools, an upscale spa, and butler service, this really is the place to see and be seen.

The all-inclusive package includes a stocked mini-bar, snacks, beverages, meals in the 5 restaurants, and 24-hour room service. To truly take your experience to the next level, you can opt for unlimited inclusions which include diving, golf, spa treatments, and tours for a 25 percent service fee.

It is no wonder that Mexico remains one of the most popular vacation destinations for visitors from the U.S. and everywhere else. Offering blue seas, white sands, and a wealth of super stylish resorts and hotels, there is so much to love here.

From total hedonism and adults-only opulence to family-friendly fun, Mexico offers an abundance of all-inclusive resorts for the discerning traveler.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top 15 all-inclusive resorts in mexico.

There are some incredible options for all-inclusive resorts on both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. Here are 15 of the best:

Breathless Cabo San Lucas — Cabo San Lucas
Cozumel Palace — Cozumel
Fiesta Americana Puerto Vallarta All Inclusive & Spa — Puerto Vallarta
Golden Parnassus Resort & Spa — Cancún
Grand Palladium Vallarta Resort & Spa — Punta Mita
Hard Rock Hotel Vallarta — Nuevo Vallarta
Hotel Xcaret Mexico — Quintana Roo
Moon Palace — Cancún
Nizuc Resort & Spa — Cancún
Panama Jack Resorts — Playa del Carmen
Playa Grande Resort — Cabo San Lucas
Residences at The Fives — Playa del Carmen
Royal Hideaway Playacar — Playa del Carmen
Sandos Caracol Eco Resort — Playa del Carmen Beach
UNICO 20°N 87°W — Riviera Maya, Akumal

Where should I go in Mexico for an all-inclusive resort?

There are many excellent all-inclusive resorts dotted around Mexico, but most can be found in Playa del Carmen, Cabo San Lucas, Cancún, Riviera Maya, and Puerto Vallarta.

What is the cheapest time to go to Mexico?

The shoulder seasons of April to May and September to October have mild weather and lighter crowds than the peak summer times and winter holiday season.

Is it cheaper to go all-inclusive in Cancun?

All-inclusive hotels can include everything from full dining and beverages (including alcohol) to kids’ clubs and watersports. If you will utilize the included amenities, you may find value in an all-inclusive stay over a non-all-inclusive stay.

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Best places to visit in mexico for 2023-2024.

With year-round warm weather and diverse destinations ranging from metropolitan Mexico City to the sands of Tulum, Mexico boasts vacation spots that appeal to all sorts of visitors. To help you determine which locale is best for you, U.S. News compiled this list of the best places to visit in Mexico by factoring in cultural attractions, food options, beaches, water-based activities and nightlife, along with traveler votes and expert opinions. Vote for your favorite vacation spots below to help us determine next year's ranking. (Note: The U.S. Department of State advises against traveling to certain Mexican states due to crime; check the website for updates before booking your trip, and be cautious if you decide to travel.)

Zihuatanejo

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Located on Mexico's Pacific coast, Zihuatanejo offers travelers an authentic Mexico experience full of brilliant sunsets and laid-back vibes. In this fishing village, shopaholics can buy local handicrafts (think: ceramics and woodcarvings), and foodies can savor fresh fish tacos and ceviche along the beach. The city's Playa La Ropa serves as the main beach and stands out because of its clean, family-friendly atmosphere. Playa Larga, another excellent beach option, is set slightly outside of town, so it offers a quieter atmosphere and plenty of room to sprawl out. Just off the coast, divers and snorkelers can pick from several dive sites brimming with marine life.

Home to Mexico's most famous waterfront Mayan ruins, Tulum appeals to history buffs and water lovers alike. Positioned along a coastal stretch of the Riviera Maya, about 40 miles south of Playa del Carmen, Tulum offers some of the best hotels in Mexico , ranging from small boutique hotels to wellness retreats to all-inclusive resorts. Regardless of where you stay, you can spend time lounging on some of the world's most beautiful beaches (try traveler-approved Playa Paraíso or Playa Ruinas), exploring ancient ruins (consider booking a daytrip to nearby Chichén Itzá for a larger-scale site) and swimming in secluded cenotes, unique underwater caves located around the Yucatán Peninsula.

This island is probably best known for two things: coral reefs and cruise ships. Travelers love this destination's brilliant blue water and laid-back beaches, plus its abundance of water sports activities. Numerous outfitters and resorts offer kayaks, paddleboards and snorkeling gear. While you could spend every minute in the water or on the beach with a good book, Cozumel is also a quiet place to learn about Mayan culture. Visit the Mayan ruins at San Gervasio archaeological site for a dose of pre-Hispanic history.

Ixtapa's curved coastline is packed with hotels, restaurants and nightlife, giving the Pacific coast city (located just north of Zihuatanejo) a bustling vibe. Playa El Palmar, the main beach, often proves better for sunset strolls and people-watching than swimming or snorkeling due to the strong waves. Still, warm, clear and generally gentle water and coral beds farther offshore make Ixtapa one of the best places for beginner scuba enthusiasts. Anyone interested in the area's history should also explore the Archaeological Museum of the Costa Grande, a small museum that details the various cultures and events that make the region unique.

A great option for a weekend stay or a quick daytrip tour , Isla Mujeres is set off the coast of Cancún and offers beautiful beaches perfect for relaxation and coral reefs ready for exploration. In fact, it's one of the best places to go snorkeling in the world thanks to a unique underwater museum and one of the world's largest coral reefs (home to all sorts of colorful fish). See marine life from another perspective on a glass bottom boat. When you want to catch some rays, Playa Norte is the most popular beach, framed by white sand, turquoise water and swaying palm trees.

Quiet beaches, a relaxed atmosphere and stunning crystal-clear water are some of Isla Holbox's standout attributes. This up-and-coming slice of paradise is perfect for travelers looking to truly get away from it all, thanks to its car-free, off-the-beaten-path location. Isla Holbox is situated off the northern coast of the Yucatán Peninsula and only 26 miles long. Expect quaint boutique hotels, stretches of white sand beaches (Playa Punta Cocos and Punta Mosquito are two top spots), opportunities for snorkeling and sailing, and more than 100 species of birds, including vibrantly colored flamingoes.

About 25 miles north of Puerto Vallarta, Sayulita is a small beach town known for awesome surfing conditions and scenic stretches of sand. If you've never surfed before, sign up for a lesson from a local to learn. Visitors can also go whale watching, snorkeling, scuba diving, horseback riding or zip lining, or hop on a relaxing boat tour. After a day of fun in the sun, head into town to check out the local art galleries and grab a bite to eat at one of the tasty restaurants (Sayulita is a burgeoning foodie destination), which feature everything from cheap eats to fine dining.

Anglers recognize Manzanillo as a world-class deep-sea fishing destination for anyone searching for sailfish and marlin, but many types of travelers will enjoy a trip to this Pacific coast destination, located 170 miles south of Puerto Vallarta. The city's two bays mean there is no shortage of beaches for visitors to swim and sunbathe on: Top spots include Playa la Audiencia and Playa Salagua. Water sports like snorkeling and kayaking are also popular activities to enjoy here. If you have time, visit the small town of Barra de Navidad (about 30 miles northwest) for charming hotels, restaurants and stores along the beach.

Dreamy white sand , nightclubs, all-inclusive resorts and inexpensive flights from the U.S. make Cancún a go-to spot for spring breakers and vacationers seeking an easy beach getaway. But this city on the Yucatán Peninsula also sits close to lush jungles and tranquil cenotes, making it an excellent option for nature lovers. Not to mention, travelers will find diverse and cheap street food served from various carts in the downtown area. Visiting in fall or winter will ensure you see this city (one of the most-visited spots in Mexico) in its most tranquil light, but December through April is when the weather is closest to perfect.

Ornate baroque and neoclassical buildings, busy plazas and colorful homes are everywhere you turn in this UNESCO World Heritage-listed city. Guanajuato, situated about 50 miles west of San Miguel de Allende, is known for its subterranean streets and tunnels, which you can explore on a walking tour or at your own leisure. After admiring the city's cobblestone roadways and charming colonial architecture, grab a souvenir or bite to eat at the bustling Mercado Hidalgo. If you enjoy art, arrive in October when the popular Festival Internacional Cervantino takes place.

As the capital of Yucatán, Mérida's rich culture is visible around every turn. White stone mansions line Paseo de Montejo (the city's main street), while vibrant Sunday markets provide a taste of old-world Mexico. Those looking for Mayan ruins are also in luck; many ancient archaeological sites are in close proximity, including the famed Chichén Itzá just 75 miles east. Meanwhile, museum and art enthusiasts praise El Gran Museo del Mundo Maya de Mérida, as well as the city's art galleries and local murals. When it comes to lodging, travelers will have their pick of quaint boutique hotels.

The most populous city in Mexico is steeped in history and culture. Mexico City boasts delectable cuisine, ancient Aztec sites and world-class hotels – all at fairly low costs – but if you feel like splurging, you'll find an array of high-end shops along the tree-lined Avenida Presidente Masaryk in the Polanco neighborhood. Must-see attractions in Mexico City include the Zócalo, the Palace of Fine Arts, Chapultepec Castle and the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. And if you want to eat your way through the city, consider signing up for a food tour .

For a vacation packed with authentic character, head to Puebla. This city, which sits about 80 miles southeast of Mexico City, is filled with colonial architecture and numerous churches, but its main draws are its stunning Talavera pottery, its historical forts and museums, and its sweet and spicy cuisine. Visitors must try mole poblano (made with numerous ingredients, including chiles, meat, chocolate, cinnamon and garlic) and chiles en nogada (chiles stuffed with beef and served with a walnut sauce and fruit like peaches, apples and pomegranate seeds). When the sun sets, venture to Callejón de los Sapos to listen to live music.

Playa del Carmen boasts an exciting food scene, with eateries dishing out everything from delectable tacos and tostadas to sushi and expertly cooked seafood, plus an even hipper bar culture. What's more, this destination in the Riviera Maya beckons to vacationers with its soft white sand blanketing its beaches and its stunning shoreline views. Visitors can also bike to a nearby cenote for a refreshing dip or hit the links at one of the numerous surrounding golf courses. All-inclusive resorts , vacation rentals and boutique properties abound in Playa del Carmen, too, giving travelers plenty of options to find the best fit for their preferences and budgets.

This secluded vacation spot is known for its luxurious lodging options (from vacation rentals to high-end hotels like the St. Regis and the Four Seasons), golf courses and charming beaches, such as El Anclote and Playa de Punta Mita. The small resort village of Punta Mita sits on a peninsula in Banderas Bay and most appeals to travelers seeking a relaxing atmosphere. Those interested in scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing and surfing will be able to enjoy those activities here as well. If you're visiting between December and March, book a whale watching tour for a chance to see humpback or orca whales.

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Die Route und die Dauer der Tour durch das schöne Chiapas war für uns perfekt. Die Abwechslung von Natur und Kultur war optimal. Die Hotels waren bis auf eine Ausnahme (Palenque) gut, das Frühstück überall sehr gut. Der Comfort des Minibusses war ausbaufähig. Bei größerer Körpergröße gibt es eigentlich nur einen Sitzplatz, der in Frage kommt, der insbesondere auf längeren und kurvigen Strecken ungemütlich ist. Die Tourguides und Fahrer waren allesamt äußerst kompetent und freundlich. Insbesondere Hector und Francisco, die uns über mehrere Tage begleitet haben, haben die Reise zu etwas besonderem gemacht. Auch, weil sie uns bei gesundheitlichen Problemen beratschlagt haben. Am Ende der Reise konnten wir uns in Valladolid (statt Cancun) absetzen lassen, was unsere Weiterreise erleichtert hat.

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This trip was excellent thanks to our tour guide and driver. However, the previous handling and sending of the vouchers was very bad. We got them only on the day of departure!!! This is not possible!

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Our guide Enrique and driver Riccardo we’re both very accomodating and provided great support making our trip stress free. At every stop Enrique checked accomodation, explained breakfast, meals and checked the room. His knowledge of each site and the historical context of significant events was exceptional. We would highly recommend this trip with this guide and driver

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Awesome trip, great way to see so much of Mexico in a short space of time. Top moments were the beach at Holbox, swimming in the 7 colours lagoon, experiencing the cenotes, all the guacamole, delicious breakfast recommendations, seeing Xichen Itsa and biking in Tulum. Our guide was Eve and she was THE BEST. We have done a bunch of other trips and she was by far the most personable, creative, fun, lovely person with a lot of experience and wonderful ability to share her knowledge with us. Highly recommend this trip to anyone who wants to party and catch a lot of culture all in one trip. I loved that the group was only 10 people, gave us a chance to meet everyone and there wasn’t a divide in the group nor too many people.

An excellent tour to appreciate and learn about the Mayan civilisation. Very happy to have done this. Miguel is a very knowledgeable and enthusiastic tour guide with a good sense of humour. We felt very safe in the hands of our driver, Edgar. All of the hotels were decent and centrally located. We had a minor issue with the airport transfer to the hotel as we didn’t see anyone holding out a sign with our name. The assistance contact number provided by Destination Services was useless, no one answered when we called. Luckily we had the number of the guide, he helped us find the right guy in the busy Cancun airport!

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Mexico is renowned for its diverse and striking geographic landscapes, making it an ideal destination for an all-inclusive vacation. From the stunning beaches along the Caribbean coast to the vibrant entertainment and dining scenes in bustling cities like Cancun and Playa del Carmen, there is something for everyone. Relax on the pristine white sands, immerse yourself in the lively music and dance culture, and enjoy the warm hospitality of the friendly locals. Whether you're looking for a fun-filled bar hopping adventure, a family-friendly getaway, or a shopping spree in colorful markets, Mexico has it all.

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Top reasons for your vacation to mexico.

Diverse and Striking Landscapes : Mexico offers a variety of breathtaking landscapes, from stunning Caribbean coast beaches to bustling cities like Cancun and Playa del Carmen.
Vibrant Entertainment and Dining Scenes : Immerse yourself in lively music, dance culture, and delicious dining experiences in Mexico's bustling cities.
Warm Hospitality of Friendly Locals : Experience the warm hospitality of the friendly locals as you relax on pristine white sands and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Mexico.
Family-Friendly Getaways : Mexico is perfect for a family-friendly vacation, with options for both fun-filled adventures and relaxing beach experiences.
Colorful Markets and Shopping : Explore the local shopping scene in Mexico's colorful markets and find unique souvenirs to take home, adding to your memorable vacation experience.

Book a Package and Save Money on Your Mexico Vacation

A travel package allows you to conveniently book your flights and accommodations together. Instead of searching for separate deals, you can find everything you need in one place. Flights, hotels, and car rentals ‚Äî we‚Äôve got them all. Select a combination that best fits you and it can even help you save money. Customize your package to suit your preferences and budget. With Expedia's price and theme filters, you can find a great deal for you.

Booking an all-inclusive package vacation in Mexico is the perfect idea for a tourist from the United States. With beautiful beaches, entertaining activities, delicious dining options, and a vibrant nightlife scene with live music and dancing, you can relax and enjoy your vacation. Mexico is known for its friendly people, bars, family-friendly attractions, and great shopping opportunities.

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Take public transportation like buses or metro instead of taxis to save money on local transport in Mexico.
Opt for free or low-cost activities such as exploring local markets, visiting public parks, and enjoying street performances.
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Consider booking activities and sightseeing tours directly with local operators instead of through the hotel to get better deals.
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Explore the best places to visit in Mexico

Mexico offers a vibrant atmosphere for an all-inclusive package vacation. Relax on stunning beaches and enjoy entertainment options like live music and dancing. Indulge in delicious dining experiences and friendly service. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly getaway or a lively bar scene, Mexico has it all. Don't forget to explore the local shopping scene, where you can find unique souvenirs to take home. Get ready for a memorable vacation in Mexico!

Xcaret Eco Theme Park : Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature at this eco theme park in Playa del Carmen. Relax on pristine beaches, go on exciting excursions, explore the vibrant sea life while diving or snorkeling, and indulge in delicious dining options. Experience the thrill of boating and discover the friendliness of the local people. Enjoy romantic moments and unwind at the bar. Xcaret Eco Theme Park offers a unique blend of adventure and relaxation.
Z√≥calo : Discover the rich cultural heritage of Mexico City at Z√≥calo. Visit museums showcasing art and architecture, admire the stunning cathedral, and explore the historical sites. Immerse yourself in the vibrant shopping scene and experience the local culture. Z√≥calo is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers a glimpse into the urban charm of Mexico City.
Cruise Ship Terminal : Indulge in the tropical paradise of Puerto Vallarta at the Cruise Ship Terminal. Enjoy the sunsets on beautiful beaches, explore the marina, and savor delicious dining options. Embark on exciting excursions and experience the thrill of sailing or boating. Engage with the friendly people and soak up the tropical vibes of Puerto Vallarta.

Best months to visit Mexico

Mexico boasts a year-around average temperature of 78.4°F, peaking at 81.5°F in August, its warmest month, and dipping to an average low of 75.0°F in December, the coolest. Rainfall averages at 95.4mm annually, with September, October seeing the heaviest showers and April being the driest month.

FAQ for an all-inclusive Mexico vacation

Where are some of the best vacation spots in mexico for all-inclusive packages.

When it comes to vacation spots in Mexico for all-inclusive packages, you'll have quite a few places to choose from. You can visit the east coast around Yucatan and Cancun for pristine beaches, but the western coast and destinations like Puerto Vallarta have plenty to offer as well. It's all a matter of the particular kind of Mexico vacation experience you're looking for.

How much is an all-inclusive Mexico vacation?

The exact price for an all-inclusive Mexico vacation will vary. You can find some packages as low as $661. No matter where you book within the spectrum, however, you'll still be able to find both stunning deals and unforgettable experiences.

Can I book cheap all-inclusive Mexico vacations?

You'll find quite a few cheap all-inclusive Mexico vacations to enjoy when traveling on a budget. With prices as low as $661 available, you won't have to look far to travel without breaking the bank. Plus, these packages will leave you with more money in your budget to enjoy local attractions rather than putting it all into accommodations and flights.

Are there all-inclusive, adults-only vacation packages?

You can enjoy your choice of several all-inclusive, adults-only vacation packages when you visit Mexico. With an adults-only requirement in your hotel or resort, it's easy to indulge in a laid-back and relaxing environment that's perfect for couples or solo travelers simply looking to get away from the busyness of daily life in 2024.

What's offered in all-inclusive resorts in Cancun, Mexico?

When you choose all-inclusive resorts in Cancun, Mexico , you can enjoy a pristine beachfront experience designed to be as thrilling or as relaxing as you like. This popular destination tends to be quite refined and luxurious, with local packages offering high-end amenities and convenient access to the surrounding breathtaking natural features.

What are Cozumel all-inclusive vacation packages like?

Cozumel all-inclusive vacation packages make it easier than ever for you to explore this stunning island located a few miles out from the coast of Riviera Maya . All-inclusive packages let you relax among pristine natural surroundings with all the food, lodging, and activities you need, and some even put you just a short walk away from historical ruins.

What are some of the best all-inclusive resorts in Mexico for families?

You won't have to look far to find all-inclusive resorts in Mexico for families. The Riu Palace Peninsula features an outdoor pool along with a playground, kids club, and babysitting services. Additionally, you can try the Iberostar Selection Cancun , which features a kids pool, a kids club, and an entire waterpark for the little ones to enjoy.

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When you book Expedia all-inclusive vacations, you'll find both stunning deals and high-end, quality experiences. When booking your hotel and your flight jointly in a convenient package, you can save money without having to sacrifice the top-level amenities you love. Plus, it's easy to narrow down your search results using filters to sort by size, price, star rating, and certain amenities.

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Take a trip to Mexico with Exoticca and enjoy an extraordinary holiday. This country has beautiful beaches, delicious food, and exciting nightlife . You can also visit a wealth of cultural and historical sites.

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Trips to Mexico from the USA

There are dozens of reasons to take a trip to Mexico. Many travelers get excited about the sunny beaches, mouth-watering food, and buzzing nightlife. Pleasure awaits foodies, history and culture enthusiasts, party lovers, adventurers, and beachgoers .

Book a tour to Mexico from the USA. Flights depart from Los Angeles, New York, and other major cities .

Top points of interest in Mexico

Mexico offers an array of attractions . We’ve narrowed them down to the most popular sites below.

The beaches in Cancun are gorgeous. Enjoy scuba diving, snorkeling, jet skiing, parasailing, and fishing .

Adrenaline junkies can look forward to adventure parks, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), and zip-lining . Golfers can play a few rounds while others sightsee.

Go back in time as you explore Chichén Itzá, a large Mayan archaeological site. The highlight of the UNESCO World Heritage Site is the El Castillo pyramid ruins .

After a fun-filled day, let your hair down and party the night away at the entertainment hubs in the city. All these activities make Cancun top of the list for most Mexico vacation packages.

Mexico City

Mexico City has plenty to offer tourists. The nation’s capital is perfect for people who are into arts and culture , with its many museums and ancient ruins.

The city also features some of the Western Hemisphere’s best cuisine . Aside from tacos, tamales, and quesadillas, foodies will love the street food. These stalls offer a wide variety of meals, including roasted grasshoppers (chapulines).

Explore Mexico’s pre-Columbian era artifacts at the Museo Nacional de Antropología. Don’t miss Teotihuacán, where some of the country’s largest pyramids will leave you in awe.

Oaxaca makes any trip to Mexico unforgettable. It has trendy markets offering artwork and souvenirs, food stalls, and eateries . A not-to-be-missed culinary specialty is mole, a chili-based sauce for those with a strong stomach.

Don’t skip the main square, Plaza de la Constitución de Oaxaca, or Zócalo, surrounded by eateries and cafes. It’s the perfect spot for taking a breather and shopping for knick-knacks . Nighttime is best when live music fills the air.

Visit Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca if you’re into artifacts. The “Treasure of Tomb 7” has jewelry, beadwork, bone carvings, and a skeleton collection .

Monte Albán

A highlight of trips to Mexico for history fans is exploring the ancient ruins at Monte Albán . The archaeological site features pyramids, dams, terraces, and canals.

The former Zapotec capital is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It showcases temples, tombs, a tlachtli ball court, and sculptures with hieroglyphic inscriptions .

Monte Albán also boasts magnificent Mesoamerican architectural design and worldwide urbanism.

Many Mexico tours take you to Zinacantan, a little village south of the Chiapas region, where you can experience the life of the indigenous people .

Explore the home of the Tzotzil community, visit churches, and share a meal with a family. Immerse in their traditional life. Make tortillas like a local, and learn to weave at a textile workshop .

Shop for artisan-made embroidered and woven floral apparel . Get gifts for friends and family back home.

You can also visit the many neighborhood churches for a visual treat. The beautiful structural designs and sculptures will astound you.

Mexico: Off the beaten track

Take an adventure tour in Mexico for an off-the-beaten-track excursion showcasing some lesser known attractions:

Explore ethnic Maya and Tzotzil villages and coffee plantations in the Chiapas region. Immerse in indigenous traditions and see how the locals live.
Visit Sierra Chincua, El Rosario, Macheran, and Piedra Herrada. The sites host the nesting habitat of millions of monarch butterflies .
Magdalena Bay, on the Pacific Coast of Baja California Sur, is a paradise for free divers . Enjoy viewing marine life, like sharks, striped marlins, sea lions, seabirds, and humpback whales.
Explore jungle lakes and grand waterfalls in the dense Lacandon rainforest. Visit several well-preserved Mayan ruins at the site.

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We offer Mexico vacation packages in the form of fully or partially guided group tours. Passengers can choose between escorted, semi-escorted, fully guided, and independent tours . You can also arrange a private tour with our travel agents.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need a passport to go to Mexico?

Tourists visiting Mexico must have a valid passport. A Forma Migratoria Multiple (FMM) entry permit is also required. You can get it from the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM).

Is Cancun or Cabo better?

Cancun is ideal if you’re looking to party, as it has more nightlife events than Cabo. The latter is better for sightseeing and adventure trips to Mexico.

Which side of Mexico has better beaches?

The beaches in Mexico are a diver’s paradise. The Pacific Ocean offers big waves for surfers. The Gulf of Mexico beaches have clear waters and soft sand.

What do I need to do before traveling to Mexico?

Ensure you hold a valid passport. Find out about local laws, vaccination requirements, currency limits, and prohibited items. Ask your travel agent when booking your Mexico vacation package.

Is Cabo or Puerto Vallarta better?

Puerto Vallarta and Cabo are perfect for people who love beaches and nature. The former is known for its food, culture, and history. The latter has better nightlife options.

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A huge country, located in the southern part of North America, Mexico ignites the imagination with images of Mariachi bands, idyllic beaches and mysterious Mayan Ruins , such as those of Chichen Itza, Tulum, and Palenque . Mexico shares borders with the United States, Belize, and Guatemala, and has coastlines on the Pacific Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, ensuring a fantastic mix of beach resorts, one of the country’s premier attractions. With a population numbering more than 120 million inhabitants, Mexico is a notoriously populous country and in fact the world’s largest Spanish-speaking nation.

The country is also home to one of the largest cities in the world, the sprawling metropolis of Mexico City, a high-altitude capital known for its 13th-century Aztec Templo Mayor and the baroque Catedral Metropolitana de México . Many vacation packages to Mexico begins in this monumental city, although another must-see urban center is the city of Guadalajara , which has a distinctly traditional Mexican atmosphere and is known for its production of tequila . With a world-renowned cuisine, fantastic arts scene, modern cities, amazing archaeological sites, and unspoiled beaches, especially along the Yucatan Peninsula , it is no wonder that vacations to Mexico are becoming increasingly popular.

History of Mexico

As one of the five cradles of civilization , Mexico is perhaps most famous for the significance of its ancient communities and advanced Mesoamerican civilizations such as the Maya, Aztec, and Teotihuacan. The Teotihuacan’s were among the first of Mexico’s major ancient civilizations, who began building their impressive capital near modern-day Mexico City in around 100 BC.

Without a doubt, the country’s most famous citizen was the Mayans , who thrived between 250 and 900 AD , when they built elaborate cities, invented a calendar system and produced written languages. A tour of Mexico often includes the well-preserved ruins of the cities and temples built in this historic era. This civilization is remembered for its pyramid temples and complex religious practices and their empire was centered in one geographical area covering all of the Yucatan Peninsula , modern-day Guatemala , Belize and parts of the Mexican states of Tabasco and Chiapas , as well as the western part of Honduras and El Salvador.

The size and organized nature of the civilization ensured that it was relatively secure and was able to flourish for an impressively long period of time. Sadly, the Maya empire collapsed around the 10th century, possibly due to overpopulation and exhaustion of natural resources, shortly followed by the rise of the later Aztec civilization. The turning point for the history of Mexico came in the early 16th-century , with the arrival of Spanish Conquistadors , who colonized and took over a large proportion of the Aztec empire, with much of the indigenous population facing devastation from the onslaught of European diseases.

Following on from the conquistadors, missionaries arrived later in the century and converted many of the indigenous to Catholicism , marking a move away from the ancient religions and practices of Mexico’s great civilizations. The country was renamed ‘ New Spain’ by the colonists and acted as an important base for further Spanish exploration in the Americas. During the following centuries, modern Mexican culture developed, especially in the areas of architecture, traditions, and identity. By the early 20th-century, the Mexican people were tired of the inequality that plagued their country and a 10-year revolution, between 1910 and 1920, resulted in a number of social reforms and eventually in the re-establishment of communal farming practices, an important part of Mexican heritage.

Today, it is clear that the struggles faced by the Mexican people have fostered a strong sense of national identity and a huge amount of pride in the people for their ancient roots. A multi-center holiday to Mexico is the most popular way to experience the different sides of life in the country, and the history which has shaped it.

Nature in Mexico

If Mexico’s fascinating history is not appealing enough, then its abundant nature and biodiversity is sure to impress you. In fact, Mexico is one of just 17 ‘Megadiverse’ countries in the world and the natural wealth of its wildlife and ecosystems are one of the major attractions for visitors on a holiday to Mexico. An amazing 707 reptile, 438 mammals and 26,000 plant species can be found in the country and the 34 biosphere reserves and 67 national parks serve to protect and support these impressive populations in the 4th most biodiverse country in the world. Native species include spider monkeys, vaquita porpoise sea cows, an endangered species found in the Gulf of California , ocelots, the rare Quetzal bird, and the Mexican grey wolf.

Mexico is home to environments ranging from mountains to rainforests, volcanoes, deserts, reefs and mystical cenotes, and each environment has its own unique activities, wildlife and attractions to enjoy. From whale-watching on the Yucatan Peninsula to marveling at swarms of Monarch butterflies in the Rosario Sanctuary of Anganguero and wildlife spotting in the Lacandona Jungle, Mexico’s natural abundance can be experienced in any number of ways. Admiring the Copper Canyon and its unique geological formations in Chihuahua, enjoying a boat ride on Lake Chapala, the largest freshwater lake in the country and visiting the petrified waterfalls of Oaxaca’s Hierve el Agua or the firefly forests of Tlaxcala are just some of the most unmissable experiences on a tour of Mexico.

Culture in Mexico

The three colors of Mexico’s flag hold important messages about Mexican identity; green represents the hope and victory of the people, white represents the purity of the country’s ideals and red represents the bloodshed of the nation's heroes, who fought for the freedom of their country.

Mexican culture is much loved around the world and known for its lively traditions and exciting music scene. Religion plays a big role in the lives of everyday people, especially Christianity , and there are a number of important Mexican saints, whilst traditional festivals, such as the Day of the Dead have ignited the imaginations of millions worldwide. On the Day of the Dead, a celebration held annually on the 2nd November, families gather together to remember their deceased relatives and to help their loved ones in their spiritual journey.

Households often decorate an altarpiece with offerings and photos of their passed relatives. The blend of both indigenous and Spanish influences has resulted in a rich gastronomic tradition and a wealth of folk arts and crafts, characterized by colorful embroidery, pottery, and woven baskets and rugs. Mexico is also well known for producing a number of world-renowned artists, such as Frida Kahlo, known for her iconic self-portraits and surrealist modern art, and her husband Diego Riviera , famed for his murals and depictions of life in Mexico.

A vacation package to Mexico will open your eyes to the rich culture, amazing biodiversity and fascinating history of this huge country as you walk through atmospheric temple ruins, swim in the turquoise waters of the many mystic cenotes or taste Tequila in its place of origin. After the excitement of visiting the country’s sights and attractions, relaxing on the tranquil beaches of the Riviera Maya whilst listening to the rhythms of the Mariachi band is the perfect way to unwind.

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No visa is required. Departure tax from Cancun is around 1000 pesos.

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You know what’s better than quiet luxury? Affordable luxury. These new hotels, including a much-anticipated Las Vegas hub and an Indonesian island getaway, are all inventive, luxurious, and around $300 a night or less.

21c Museum Hotel St. Louis

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Opening in August 2023 with the not-so-hidden agenda to breathe new life into one of St. Louis’s most historic neighborhoods, this 173-room property — Missouri’s second 21c Museum Hotel — has proven that it is indeed fun to stay at a YMCA. Before the renovated, 10-story neo-Renaissance building found a second life as a hotel, it housed the downtown St. Louis chapter of the YMCA for nearly a century. Today, instead of luring guests with team sports and weight rooms, this Locust Street location does so with art exhibitions, culinary extravagances, and well-curated guest rooms. The building’s Wes Anderson–esque facade was renovated by the preservation pros at Perfido Weiskopf Wagstaff + Goettel , while Bill Rooney Studio reimagined the guest rooms and architecture firm Hufft designed the public spaces. True to the brand’s ethos, the hotel only showcases art from the 21st century, each piece hanging from an unexpected place, like on the walls lining the YMCA’s former basketball court — gloss floors, suspended running track, and all. Altogether, there is more than 14,000 square feet of art exhibition space, all designed to double as event space hosting community activities like altruistic happy hours supporting a different local nonprofit each month. Even the hotel rooms act as mini galleries, featuring unconventional layouts and exclusive artwork from artists with strong ties to Missouri, like Carmon Colangelo. Designers brought in custom Rookwood Pottery tiles to replicate the historic inlays of the basement fitness and swim club, where the phrase “Swim for Life” is still etched on the pool floor, preserving a piece of YMCA history. In contrast, new culinary additions bring a fresh appeal to the hotel — I loved the Northwest Coffee at Good Press cafe and the playful, Spanish-style tapas and cocktails at Idol Wolf restaurant. From $161/night. Accessible hotel. — Kristy Alpert

Cap Karoso, Sumba, Indonesia

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Nothing builds anticipation like a 45-minute drive between corn fields and the sapphire Indian Ocean, on a road lined with flora so lush vines spill onto the pavement. It wouldn’t have taken much to enchant me after that trip, but the welcome I received at Cap Karoso , a 15-acre beachfront resort on an undeveloped island east of Bali, still managed to overdeliver. The staff greeted me by name and handed me an indigo ceramic cup containing a heavenly hibiscus-coconut elixir: precisely the type of off-the-grid charm that makes this 47-room, 20-villa property so singular. The food and drink from the Beach Club restaurant and Apicine Bar were flavored with local ingredients — think papaya spritzes and handmade gnocchi with Sumba cashew foam, courtesy of executive chef Antoine LeVacon and consulting mixology maestro Nico de Soto. The guest chef–only restaurant Julang stimulated my tastebuds with dishes like king prawn with asparagus, cardamom foam, and ponzu sauce courtesy of Tokyo-born chef Katsuaki Okiyama, the guest chef during my stay. This is a place well equipped for downtime, thanks to the Malala Spa, which uses healing herbs and rituals for its treatments, and has two picturesque pools, sunlit accommodations with generous bathtubs, and commissioned artwork that plays on motifs from ancient Sumbanese culture. Nearby, traditional Marapu villages, crystalline lagoons, and surf breaks are also ripe for exploration. Fiery sunsets mesmerized me from the beach, where at low tide locals fished for their dinners, but nothing captivated me quite like my interactions with the predominantly Sumbanese staff, who are overwhelmingly warm. From $300/night. — Kathryn Romeyn

Como Metropolitan Singapore

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Last September, the Singapore-based Como group unveiled Como Metropolitan Singapore , the brand’s first hotel in its home country. Located on Orchard Road — the city-state’s famed shopping and lifestyle hub — the hotel is part of Como Orchard, an immersive experience spread over 19 floors, which showcases the group’s strengths in hospitality, wellness, fashion and cuisine. Designed by Atelier Ikebuchi and Milan-based Otto Studio, the interiors feature clean lines, contemporary aesthetics, and furniture from noted Italian brand Giorgetti. A bonsai tree marks its discreet entrance, while the lobby features a huge LED display of flowers by artist Thomas Hilland and locally sourced coffees served by Bruno, the robot barista. The 156 rooms are full of thoughtful touches, such as amenities from wellness brand Como Shambhala, butler hatches, and refillable water bottles. A newly launched Sleep Dreams package encourages deep relaxation in your room using a device that plays low-frequency sound waves. Como Shambhala offers yoga, pilates, a 1,500 square foot gym, and innovative treatments like hot and cold immersion therapies. (I tried the Oxygen Therapy, which involved destressing in a lightly-pressurized hyperbaric device.) International dining concepts like Cedric Grolet Singapore and Cote Singapore draw both travelers and locals to the property; the former serves Grolet’s exquisite fruit and flower-shaped pastries, sandwiches, and teas. Cote Singapore — the Michelin-starred U.S. restaurant’s first international outpost–blends American steak preparations with Korean BBQ, offering top-quality beef cuts and a lively, clubby atmosphere best described as “sexy Yakuza den.” From $300/night. Accessible hotel. — Shamilee Vellu

Fontainebleau Las Vegas

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Since Fontainebleau Las Vegas was first announced in 2005, there has been an infusion of more than $3.7 billion into this 67-story resort. And after walking through its cantilevered porte-cochere, I can say, as a Vegas local, that it’s been worth the wait. Beyond the lobby is an impressive art collection including a 46-foot sculpture by Urs Fischer and paintings by Richard Prince. The design, curated by the resort’s creative director Peter Arnell and executive vice president of design John Rawlins, feels cohesive, especially with a six-acre pool deck that boasts every aquatic feature imaginable, from serenity pools to baths hosting full-on bacchanals. The nearby spa features a performance sauna where professional dancers use choreographed towel flicks to warm the guests, and the massive co-ed thermal area is the city’s largest, with hydrotherapy pools, cold plunges, a snow shower, a salt-mist cave, and an herbal inhalation room. Rooms start at a generous 488 square feet and feature striking views of the Strip and Las Vegas Valley; I particularly loved the massive sunken tub in my Royal Suite. There are 36 restaurants and bars: my favorites included Kyu (an Asian-inspired, wood-fired BBQ) where the nam prik –sauced kale chips and wagyu tartare mixed with brûléed bone marrow was a revelation; Papi Steak, serving some of the city’s best prime selects; and Ito, where booking one of the 12 seats at the swank omakase counter affords access to the resort’s super-exclusive members’ club, the Poodle Room, before and after dinner. For more convivial pursuits, visit the on-site outpost of white-hot Miami nightclub Liv and Liv Beach. From $300/night. Accessible hotel. — David Morris

Hotel Honeyrose Montréal, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

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At Honeyrose , a new downtown Montreal hotel, bold design gestures mean Insta-ready surprises everywhere: a swirling lobby staircase, pressed-flower bar tables, and black-and-white murals in the common areas. While Honeyrose is part of Marriott’s Tribute Portfolio brand, its owners amped up the local flavor by tapping stellar Montreal talent. Architects from Provencher Roy designed the sleek guest rooms — among the city’s biggest — with bathroom amenities from local organic brand Idoine and art from Montreal painter Roxy Peroxyde, who adds floral face tattoos to traditional portraits. Homegrown design guru Zébulon Perron dreamed up the naval-inspired, ground-floor Commodore restaurant, where a wooden crown hovers over a glossy circular bar. French bistro fare here includes an epic Niçoise salad, Gruyère-slathered onion soup, and an ethereal crème brûlée. I was thrilled to see coffee sourced from my local roastery, Atwater Market’s beloved Brûlerie aux Quatre Vents. Montreal-based set designer Juliette Sarrazin outfitted the buzzy, fifth-floor Muze lounge with pink flamingos, birdcages, and 1970s swing seats on the massive terrace. The 15th floor houses a T-shaped pool and Precor machinery–equipped gym with city views through floor-to-ceiling windows. You won’t find a better location if you’re here for one of the city’s big cultural events, like the Montreal International Jazz Festival . Honeyrose borders the Quartier des Spectacles ― literally, the “neighborhood of shows” ― with its concert halls, outdoor performance venues, and museums. Access to the city’s speedy, efficient Metro is across the street, and Old Montreal is a 15-minute stroll south. From $269/night . Accessible hotel. — Michael Kaminer

Hotel San Fernando, Mexico City

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Did you know San Fernando is the patron saint of the Spanish Army Corps of Engineers? The designers from Bunkhouse Hotels , the creative Austin, Texas–based hospitality group, reveled in such off-beat details of Hispanic culture when they reimagined the Edificio San Fernando, an elegant art deco apartment building from 1947, as a boutique hotel in La Condesa, one of CDMX's leafiest and most charming neighborhoods. The Hotel San Fernando is a loving celebration of mexicanidad that recalls the genteel beauty of the city in the post-war era, when it was a sleepy mountain capital where a few cars trundled down broad, leafy avenues and artistic celebrities like Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo were bringing the country's Indigenous culture into the mainstream. The hotel’s 19 rooms spread over five floors feel like spacious apartments, with original casement windows, contemporary furnishings from local design studio La Metropolitana, and (in many cases) their own kitchens and lounge rooms. Bunkhouse's designers say they were inspired by the Mexican idea of sobremesa , the dreamy after-meal time when diners relax into conversation and take a respite from their hectic lives. The sense of entering a serene refuge from the 21st century begins as you pass through the original curved doors to the lobby, which is adorned with striking green tiles, stained-glass windows, hanging textiles, and decorative lamps from the Oaxacan-based studio Oaxifornia. The polished-stone and wood stairway leading upstairs is overflowing with potted plants, giving a calming, tropical greenhouse effect (there is no elevator), while the attached Lounge Fernando extending onto the sidewalk serves tasty small bites (try the fried shrimp tacos), an array of creative margaritas, and Mexican natural wines. Drinks can also be taken to the sun-dappled rooftop, which doubles as a breakfast patio for guests in the mornings. And because San Fernando opens into the heart of La Condesa, an array of fine restaurants, bars, cafes, parks, clothing boutiques, and art galleries are only a stroll away. From $225/night. — Tony Perrottet

Otro Oaxaca, Mexico

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Directly across the street from Oaxaca’s Baroque cathedral Santo Domingo, Otro Oaxaca boasts perhaps the best views and most coveted location of any hotel in the cobblestoned city. The newest opening from Mexican boutique hotel firm Grupo Habita , Otro is its fourth installment in the state of Oaxaca. Otro is just a short walk from some of the city’s most tempting restaurants, museums, and attractions, yet it offers guests a tranquil respite from the clamor. The neo-vanguardist hotel, with its natural palette of reclaimed wood, adobe, brick, and iron, is a dream for design aficionados, and each of its 16 utilitarian rooms includes surprising pops of color, like green–coated aluminum bed frames with built-in bedside tables and burgundy suede blackout curtains. On the rooftop, guests can take in the panoramic views of Oaxaca’s central valleys while lounging on French terry cloth daybeds lining the lap pool. For those who prefer more private swimming quarters, book an hour-long slot at Otro’s subterranean plunge pool, meant to mimic a cenote. I happily spent 60 minutes luxuriating in the underground space before heading to dinner at Otro’s restaurant. I started my meal by choosing from a wide selection of mezcals, the menu offering everything from espadín to rare agave spirits like tepeztate and tobasiche . Otro’s dinner menu highlights the bounty of Oaxacan seafood, with fish delivered daily from the coast. The stone crab pâté toast with fermented black garlic — at once sweet, savory, and with generous hunks of meaty crab — is a must-order. From $300/night. — Catherine Tansey

Palihouse Hyde Park Village, Tampa, Florida

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Accessed from a street-level scene of upscale boutiques and restaurants in one of Tampa’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods, Palihouse Hyde Park Village made me feel like I was arriving at a friend’s house. Inside I found a two-story lobby with checkerboard terrazzo floors and a coffered white oak paneling; elsewhere in the property I spotted other surprising touches, like a three-tier, hand-blown glass chandelier, a framed collection of vintage Hermès scarves, and handmade Mexican ceramic tiles. The hotel’s living-room-style lounge, the Lobby Bar, is perfect for cocktails and conversation, and serves breakfast plus an all-day bar menu featuring classic burgers, lobster tacos, and tuna tartare. Tucked away down art-filled corridors are 36 rooms outfitted with Smeg mini fridges, custom wallpaper and drapery, and a cocktail bar stocked with artisan spirits, tools, and tumblers for in-room cocktail hour. Outside in the leafy Hyde Park Village neighborhood, you can browse boutiques, bike along the nearby bayfront, or just picnic on pizza under the shade of a live oak. From $305/night. Accessible hotel. — Terry Ward

Roost Detroit

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Tucked inside Detroit’s iconic Book Tower, this Roost location merges the comforts of a contemporary home with the elegance of a bygone era. The building’s past and future blend seamlessly, thanks to a transformative renovation by the real estate firm Bedrock Detroit. The painstaking restoration, conducted over a seven-year period, invokes the structure’s Italian Renaissance–revival style, originally conceived by architect Louis Kamper in the 1920s, which includes awe-inspiring arches and a romantic rotunda that now floats above an all-day café and wine bar. The property has been updated with a contemporary art collection curated by the Library Street Collective gallery and features pieces by local creatives Senghor Reid and Sydney James. Travelers staying in one of the property’s 117 apartment suites will love the spacious floor plans, some of which feature Detroit river views.

But the details are what define the guest experience: stellar service, Le Labo Santal 33 amenities, elevated electronics from Sonos and Samsung, and colorful Fortessa glassware are just a few ways this property defies the expectations of a standard extended stay. Roost is also an ideal hideaway for remote work: a 3,000-square-foot study also serves as a co-working space and lounge that features private booths and retreat-ready conference rooms. There are several restaurants, including a chic rooftop bar named Kampers, but Le Supreme is the one that stands out. This Parisian-inspired brasserie has vintage-inspired decor. I parked myself in a booth and ordered a rhubarb and rosé-filled Mon Cheri cocktail, which paired well with the peppercorn-crusted filet mignon and a shrimp, avocado, and mâche salad. From $289/night. Accessible hotel. — Keyaira Boone

Rosemary, Marrakesh

Hidden behind a hand-carved cedar door, Rosemary is the latest example of the creative energy sizzling through this ancient city. The five-bedroom guesthouse was designed by Belgian artist Laurence Leenaert, who founded the ceramics and textile brand Lrnce, known for its cool, artsy aesthetic. Working with more than 30 local artisans, she used materials sourced in Morocco — including stained glass from Meknes, pots from Safi, and marble from Rabat. Every inch of the riad is an expression of her imagination, from the abstract drawings hand-carved into sandstone tables to the colorful murals made from zellige tiles. Squint and you’ll notice that each of the tiles in the bathroom is a miniature painting; find out more in the ceramic and plaster workshops that turn Rosemary into a creative hub. From $236/night. — Chloe Sachdev

The Leela Ashtamudi, A Raviz Hotel, Kerala, India

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On the banks of Kerala’s second largest lake, Ashtamudi, The Leela offers visitors the chance to experience the unhurried beauty of Kerala’s backwaters. Tourist traffic on Ashtamudi is substantially lower than at Kerala’s other waterways, like the sought-after Kumarakom Backwaters and Alleppey Backwaters. While the new hotel is still a work in progress — a bar and restaurant, among other things, are not yet open — it is arguably the best in this underappreciated region. On a recent trip, I saw no tourists as I took the hotel boat around the lake in search of brackish water dolphins, only fisherfolk tending to their nets. After a morning on the lake, I had lunch at the hotel overlooking the lakeside garden. Here, guests can have a chef prepare the fish they catch on their trip, or visit a local market with one to buy produce and cook it together. Later that day, I enjoyed an Abhyanga treatment at The Leela’s spa, where the masseurs kneaded my travel-weary back. The hotel’s 93 rooms and suites are tastefully done up; where some rooms feature traditional Kerala mural work drawn from Hindu myths, others carry modern art. The furniture, too, is a mix of colonial and contemporary. The room to book: the Royal Heritage suite that offers an expansive view of the lake, sunset included. From $97/night. Accessible hotel. — Prasad Ramamurthy

Slieve Donard, Northern Ireland

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From a distance, you could easily mistake Slieve Donard for a castle. The sprawling Victorian resort first opened 125 years ago as a railway hotel, becoming the grande dame of Newcastle, a small seaside resort town in Northern Ireland’s County Down. Marine & Lawn Hotels & Resorts — a brand with a collection of five historic properties located near some of Scotland and Northern Ireland’s best golf courses — completed Slieve Donard’s renovation in September. The transformed lobby and guest rooms highlight Northern Ireland’s natural beauty and the property’s heritage, and reimagined restaurants update the grandeur of the hotel’s heyday. J.J. Farrall’s, named after the hotel’s architect, serves afternoon tea and refined Irish cuisine at dinner; the Percy French, Lighthouse Lounge, and the Wolf offer more casual snacks and drinks. I was immediately struck by the hotel’s plush interiors, striking facade, and stunning views of the Irish Sea and the Mourne Mountains. Many of the 180 rooms look out over the Mournes, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty — and home to Slieve Donard, the highest mountain in Northern Ireland and the hotel’s namesake. Beautiful hikes, Game of Thrones tours, and whisky distilleries are among the most popular things to do in the area, but many visitors come here for one thing: golf. The property is located right next to the Royal County Down Golf Club, which dates back to 1889 and is home to the Championship Course, widely recognized as one of the most beautiful in the world. From $286/night. Accessible hotel. — Elizabeth Rhodes

The Lafayette Hotel & Club, San Diego

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After opening in 1946, The Lafayette Hotel & Club in San Diego quickly became a celebrity hot spot. Bob Hope, its first guest, owned a penthouse apartment there. Johnny Weissmuller, of “Tarzan” fame, designed the pool. Confirmed visitors included Ava Gardner, Frank Sinatra, and Katharine Hepburn; local lore says Marilyn Monroe might have checked in with a politically powerful friend of hers. Over the subsequent decades, The Lafayette’s star flickered. Three years ago, local restaurateur Arsalun Tafazoli bought the hotel, and after a stunning, $31-million renovation, The Lafayette reopened this past summer. While the landmarked exterior is largely unchanged, the interior shouts loudly with new life. The Brooklyn, New York–based firm Post Company orchestrated the unabashedly maximalist design: sofas and chairs with leopard print, zebra stripes, and bold florals; multicolored Mexican Talavera toilets; hand-painted murals; one custom wallpaper featuring kimono-clad women, another with jungle-dwelling bush babies. Look closely at the bedside reading lamps and the posts of the canopy beds, and you might spot snakes; Tafazoli sees the creatures as avatars of revitalization because of how they shed their old skins. And this isn’t style over substance: There are Sferra linens on the beds, Diptyque toiletries in every bathroom, and even stationery custom-printed with the guest’s name on the desk in every room. Listen up; famed music producer Swizz Beatz curated the soundtrack. The Lafayette’s exuberant eclecticism continues in its bars — there are three, including The Gutter, where you can play skee-ball and shuffleboard while you drink — and its restaurants, most notably Quixote, where Mexican-born chef José Cepeda serves modern takes on venerable family recipes. From $248/night. Accessible hotel. — Jeff Chu

The Hoxton, Brussels

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In the rapidly developing Northern Quarter of Brussels, close to the Bruxelles-Nord railway station, is a 198-room outpost of The Hoxton , the U.K. hotel brand’s first in Belgium. Concrete architraves adorning the windows, which local architecture practice 51N4E left intact, are a stark yet nostalgic reminder of the building’s industrial and corporate past as the former IBM Tower. But the interiors, courtesy of in-house creative team Aime Studios, exude warmth and softness. For instance, the striking double-height lobby is filled with plants, in homage to the 19th-century botanical garden that once stood nearby. This greenery is juxtaposed with artwork (the lower level doubles as the Hox Gallery) and a smattering of glamorous vintage furniture snagged at flea markets and secondhand shops across the region. Public spaces are buzzy: Cantina Valentina, the Peruvian-style restaurant, is packed with locals devouring ceviche and tequeños against a backdrop of artist Madeleine Schilling’s dreamy botanical mural. There’s also Tope, a rooftop taqueria, where artist Claire de Quénetain’s painted pink ripple wallpaper is enjoyed alongside jalapeño margaritas, cacti, and heady views of the city. After a frothy, orange flower-scented Pisco sour nightcap in one of the lobby’s cocooning chairs, guests head up to their color-blocked rooms, a mélange of deep red, cream, and sky blue punctuated by striped headboards, long oval-shaped glass room dividers, and velvet sofas. Bathrooms, outfitted with confetti-pink pedestal sinks, exude an equally delightful retro feel. From $217/night. Accessible hotel. — Alia Akkam

The Pinch, Charleston, South Carolina

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Just off of King Street in Charleston, South Carolina, the flicker of gaslight beckons those in the know down a cobblestone alley to The Pinch . Housed in a collection of 19th-century buildings, the property was brought to life by design and management company Method Co . Its 22 rooms and suites, plus three extended-stay residences, are furnished tip to toe in sumptuous materials — walnut herringbone floors, zellige tiles, burnt-orange velvet sofas, marble farmhouse sinks with unlacquered brass fixtures — but the overall feel is playful and easygoing, never fussy or formal. The hotel is also home to The Quinte, a moody, wood-paneled oyster bar that retains traces of its billiards parlor past, and Lowland, a fine-dining spot in a historic townhouse across the alleyway. Presiding over the culinary show is James Beard Award–winning executive chef Jason Stanhope, who gestures to Southern classics without veering into cliché. At Lowland, unexpectedly inspired dishes such as a celery salad with dates and cheddar stuck with me well after I pushed back from the table. The Pinch is just right for a long, leisurely stay, with washer-dryers in every room and kitchens that bear the design fingerprints of a true cook: hooded gas ranges, a full lineup of kitchen tools, and enough place settings to invite friends for dinner. It’s the details that make this place sing: There’s a white-noise machine by the bed, a burr grinder for the freshest coffee, a minibar lineup that nails the high-low mix (An adaptogenic zero-proof spritz? Yep. Moon pies? Also yep.). Pair all that with extended-stay discounts and a price tag that feels refreshingly reasonable, and a multiweek Charleston residency starts to look less like a pipe dream and more like an ideal plan for shaking off the midwinter blues. From $300/night. Accessible hotel. — Lila Harron Battis

The Restoration Asheville, North Carolina

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Front-door access to the best trails in the Blue Ridge Mountains, James Beard Award–winning restaurants, abundant breweries, and a thriving art scene have made Asheville, North Carolina, one of T+L readers’ favorite American cities . But what’s long been missing is an elevated hotel in the heart of downtown. Enter The Restoration Asheville , a 60-key property from The Restoration Hotel Collection (which has a flagship property in Charleston ) that opened in April 2023. My room had a green suede chaise lounge and a dramatic, oversized church-window mirror. I appreciated the Appalachian touches throughout the property, like floor-to-ceiling murals by local painter Scott Allred depicting the nearby mountains. The library-themed lobby and the adjacent streetside patio are excellent places for coffee and people-watching. I also appreciated the variety of dining options, including The Exchange restaurant, which has upgraded Southern favorites, like a jalapeño- and buttermilk-battered fried chicken sandwich and a trout and chicory caesar salad, and The Draftsman, a basement-level bar with a bowling alley and skee-ball. But if you’ve come to Asheville, you’ve come to eat and drink your way through the city . I recommend brunch at Chai Pani or Cúrate , dinner at Neng Jr.’s , and cocktails at Anoche , a snug mezcal bar in the River Arts District. Plus, the new S&W Market , a food hall and taproom in a soaring art deco building, is next door to the Restoration. From $225/night. Accessible hotel. — Elizabeth Cantrell

Yowie Hotel, Philadelphia

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Shannon Maldonado opened Yowie , a tiny shop in Philadelphia’s Queen Village neighborhood, in 2017, garnering a devoted following with her ever-evolving collection of cool, highly curated wares. In what feels like a natural evolution, last July, the designer opened a boutique hotel where nearly every item in the rooms is available to purchase. If walking through her shop is like getting a glimpse into Maldonado’s dynamic world, checking into the Yowie Hotel is getting to live inside it, even just for a night. The 11-room hotel is situated on the city’s historic South Street, anchored on the ground floor by the new Yowie shop and Wim, a bright, minimalist cafe. Accommodations range from a cozy room with a king-size bed to a two-bedroom suite, and while each space is outfitted with a kitchen and splashed in her calculated mashup of contemporary furniture, color, and custom art, no two are the same. Yowie is an invisible service hotel, which means in lieu of a check-in desk, you’ll get a welcome text with a code to unlock the doors. It’s all the more impressive, then, that even without the traditional hotel trappings, the designer and her team manage to impart so much warmth into the guest experience. Find a poster by the elevator with this month’s neighborhood happenings, a drawer full of goodies you may have forgotten to pack in the hallway, and a handwritten welcome note alongside a few paper guides recommending the staff’s favorite Philly spots in your room. And since there’s no lobby, I didn’t have to walk through the shop or cafe, but I wanted to for a salted caramel latte and a spiced carrot toast at Wim, and to pick up a few ceramic cereal bowls I admired in the room, as a way to bring a little piece of Yowie home. From $215/night . Accessible hotel. — Regan Stephens

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The Explorean Kohunlich, Chetumal

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