Mexico

Latest Hotel Reviews  |  Hotels by Location

A Hotel Life insiders review the coolest, future-forward, and sustainable hotels in Mexico, with a keen interest in hotels that champion plastic-free initiatives and zero-waste policies.

Merida, Mexico

Hotel Sevilla

by Carolina Alvarez-Mathies

“Old-world glamour in a restored 16th-century Mérida villa”

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Our Habitas San Miguel

by Juliette Frey

“Where mindfulness, sensuality, and tranquility intertwine”

Holbox Island, Mexico

Nômade Holbox

by Fiona Leahy

“A dreamy treehouse living among the stars”

Mexico City, Mexico

Ignacia Guest House

by Igor Ramirez Garcia Peralta

“Mastering the home-away-from-home experience”

Mexico City, Mexico

Condesa DF

by Li Saumet

“Trendy but timeless Mexico and exactly where you want to be”

Todos Santos, Baja California Sur

Paradero

by Ben Pundole

“A magical brutalist wonderland in the Baja desert”

Mexico City, Mexico

La Valise

by Pandora Graessl

“A room for two but fun for all!”

Mexico City, Mexico

Condesa DF

by Sydney Lima

“Design that has not and will not date”

Mexico City, Mexico

Circulo Mexicano

by Albie Alexander

“A sophisticated gem occupying a storied 19th century building that magically captures all of that beautiful CDMX light”

Costalegre Coast, Mexico

Las Alamandas

by Olimpia Emo Capodilista

“Secluded luxury meets full immersion in nature on this lush beachfront property”

Tulum, Mexico

Hotel Esencia

by Ruby Kean

“Effortless luxury”

Holbox Island, Mexico

Punta Caliza

by Ruby Kean

“Gem of the island”

Todos Santos, Baja California Sur

The Hotelito

by Mathia Milani

“An exotic and colorful stay.”

El Pescadero, Baja California Sur

El Perdido

by Tansy Kaschak

“Your fancy desert camp between a cactus and a whale”

La Paz, Baja California Sur

Baja Club

by Tansy Kaschak

“Urban sophistication meets seaside relaxation.”

El Pescadero, Baja California Sur

Modern Elder Academy

by Ben Pundole

“The world's first midlife wisdom school.”

Baja California, Mexico

Hotel Boutique Valle De Guadalupe

by Jo Savage

“Down a dirt road, nestled between vineyards and mountains.”