Amid new hotspots for restaurants, cafés, and bars lies this towering Art Deco wonder in Guadalajara’s Lafayette.
Outside, you're right behind Mexico City's cathedral. Inside, minimalist interior design and a rooftop scene await.
With its cosmo-cool drinking spots, Condesa is the SoHo of Mexico City, and Condesa DF is its French neoclassic gem.
Who says you can’t dwell in a palace? Colonial grandeur takes on an industrial edge in Mexico City’s cultural nucleus.
Crossing colonial architecture with Brutalism in historic León, is a 19th-century scene with a big 21st-century vibe.
Forget Colonial-style. This is a towering testament to vintage furnishings, stark monochromes, and killer views.
Dive into the work of Oaxacan artisans in a heritage structure and its Brutalist addon. Then dive into the rooftop pool.
Condé Nast named San Miguel de Allende the world’s best city. Hotel Matilda’s art and culinary style second the motion.
If pilgrims on the road from Mexico City to Veracruz had stopped in historic Puebla, this gem would be their north star.
An outdoor jacuzzi in each room and an award-winning restaurant? All you need is at this historic Yucatán mansion.
A nearby old church inspired its spirit, while its contemporary feel will inspire you to move to Oaxaca for good.
Hit the Baja boutique that turns the abundant culture around into an experience the broadens your radius – and your horizons.
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