Luxury holidays in Mexico

Destinations in Mexico

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  Baja California Sur

  • 6 hotels
  Starkly beautiful desert scenery, glamorous beach resorts and oceans known as ‘the world’s aquarium’ – just a few reasons this magnificent Mexican state is perennially popular.
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  Cuernavaca

  • 1 hotel
  A long-standing favourite with international high-flyers, Cuernavaca has plenty of history as a go-to Mexican getaway.
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  Mexico City

  • 7 hotels
  Mexico City, erstwhile heart of the vast Aztec empire, once stood in the middle of a lake. These days the water is gone, replaced by a churning sea of humanity – with more than 19 million inhabitants, the city is one of the largest and most dynamic on earth.
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  Nayarit

  • 1 hotel
  It’s hippy-go-lucky along Nayarit’s 200-mile stretch of Pacific coastline where a rabble of picturesque towns, bountiful beaches and an abundant supply of aguachile embody the spirit of endless summer.
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  Oaxaca

  • 1 hotel
  Cresting the Pacific, Mexico’s culinary capital Oaxaca is a picturesque patchwork of sacred ancient sites, bohemian villages, surf-happy beaches and a whole lot of flavour.
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  Puebla

  • 1 hotel
  Snow-capped mountains and smoking volcanoes surround the Valley of Puebla, which cradles this proud and peaceful city. Slower-paced than its frenetic neighbour, Mexico City, the old colonial town blends beautiful baroque architecture with a well-rooted sense of tradition.
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  Punta Maroma

  • 1 hotel
  More peaceful than nearby Tulum or Playa del Carmen, Punta Maroma is a romantic flop-and-drop destination renowned for its beaches’ tropical beauty and impressively biodiverse reef.
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  San Miguel de Allende

  • 9 hotels
  • 1 villa
  With its well-preserved colonial architecture and vibrant food and arts culture, this Unesco World Heritage city has turned more than a few visitors into expats…
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  Tepoztlán

  • 1 hotel
  Tepoztlán has a pueblo mágico designation for its breathtaking mountain scenery, 6,000-feet-above-sea-level temple El Tepozteco (dedicated to the god of locally loved drink pulque) and its legendary status as the birthplace of top Aztec god Quetzlcoatl.
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  Valle de Bravo

  • 3 hotels
  Lush green hills, cobbled streets and yachts bobbing on a cerulean lake – it’s little wonder that Valle de Bravo is a favourite among Mexico City’s elite.
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  Yucatán Peninsula

  • 25 hotels
  • 3 villas
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  Zihuatanejo

  • 1 hotel
  Palm-lined beaches, jungle-covered hills and the deep turquoise Pacific – Andy and Red were onto something when they picked Zihuatanejo as their post-Shawshank paradise.