How many luxury hotels in Bacalar can you expect to find? For now, the answer to that question is “one” and we’ve got a review of it posted on our site now, for Casa Hormiga Hotel & Rituales. If you had asked us that question above a few years ago, the answer would have been [&hellip
The city of Queretaro, the capital of the state of the same name, is on the list of Mexico’s 10 largest cities. It’s an industrial powerhouse with a relatively wealthy population and even has an airline based in the city. If you are a luxury traveler headed there for leisure, however, you will find that [&hellip
Mineral de Pozos is one of the original “Magic Towns” of Mexico, one really deserving the title. The historic center has had a few booms and busts over the centuries and it is surrounded by abandoned mining communities that are now ghost towns. Some of the ruins in Central Mexico date back to the late [&hellip
Which Mexican luxury hotels have been called out this year by the readers of the USA’s two most popular travel magazines? Well, there are a few surprises, but overall there are a lot of great properties on both the Conde Nast Traveler poll and the Travel + Leisure rundown that came out recently. We tend [&hellip
Have you heard of Lake Chapala in Mexico, or the town of Ajijic? If you look at the most popular spots in the country for retirees, the Lake Chapala region is up there near the top. Depending on who you ask, and the time of year, there are between 5,000 and 20,000 foreigners living in [&hellip
We have recently posted two new reviews of San Miguel de Allende hotels here on the magazine side of Luxury Latin America. If you don’t know much about San Miguel, here’s the basic story. It’s a key city in the history of Mexican independence, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage site with miles of Spanish colonial [&hellip