From Art Centric to Eco Escapes
Puerto
Vallarta, Jalisco (June 25, 2013) - Mexico Boutique Hotels, a
full-service online hotel collection has added six new hotels to its
already extraordinary and eclectic mix of properties.
 Art: La Casa del Atrio - Queretaro:
Situated on a UNESCO World Heritage Site is the converted 19th century
home, La Casa del Atrio, the epicenter of art and culture in Queretaro.
As avid art collectors, the owners curate each of the six suites with
works of art for an in-room gallery experience. The hosts are
ambassadors of the destination with a range of recommendations of nearby
attractions like museums, architecture, parks, and restaurants.
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 Beach: Las Palmas Resort - Huatulco:
Las Palmas is perched on a cliff with unparalleled views of Violin Bay
to one side and Santa Cruz Bay to the other. Three private villas and
five casitas comprise this subtle, refined beach resort with amenities
including meals prepared daily by the in house chef. Remote beaches are
nearby and accessible by boat for those looking to explore the locale.
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 Cuisine: Chantli Mare - La Manzanilla, Jalisco:
Chantil Mare is the ultimate intimate escape highlighting beach culture
and cuisine. The beach is exclusive to guests, and with only six rooms
privacy is easy to find. With a gourmet menu inspired by the culture of
La Manzanilla, Canadian Chef Greg Couillard creates culinary treats,
from rustic Mexican lasagna to Vietnamese style shank steak.
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Eco: Argovia Finca Resort - Tapachula, Chiapas: A
self-sustaining eco resort, Argovia Finca is a rustic retreat with a
diversified agricultural concept that is sure to both educate and
fascinate. Its ten accommodations, a mix of cabins, bungalows, rooms
and suites all have unique regional design elements with organic
amenities, and located across the property's nature reserve. Playing
host to both coffee and flower plantation, the breathtaking landscape
and cultural medley make for a truly unique Mexico visit.
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Charm: Hotel Casa Mateo - San Sebastian Bernal:
The sleepy village of San Sebastian Bernal is the go-to spot for city
dwellers to wind down. Quiet and quaint, the seven suites are outfitted
for weekend
getaways or extended stays with a choice of three venues to enjoy your
meals, or opt for room service. Hotel Casa Mateo is easily accessible
from both Mexico City and Queretaro.
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 Style: La Casa del Naranjo - Queretaro
La Casa del Narajo is a true boutique experience in more ways than
one. This intimate hotel blends antiques with modern style throughout
the public spaces and guest rooms, where any of the design elements can
be purchased as a truly unique souvenir. The amenities and aromas are
integral parts of the experience as well, with fruit trees across the
property and the best orange juice in town - which is no coincidence.
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To experience these or any of Mexico Boutique Hotels' stylish properties, call 1.855.223.6061 (US and Canada) or visit www.mexicoboutiquehotels.com.
About Mexico Boutique Hotels: Established in 1999, MBH is a collection of upscale, independent member properties (located in 26 destinations throughout Mexico) handpicked for their intimacy, high
About Mexico Boutique Hotels: Established in 1999, MBH is a collection of upscale, independent member properties (located in 26 destinations throughout Mexico) handpicked for their intimacy, high
level
of service and outstanding attributes. Some are housed in exquisitely
restored buildings, others are paeans to Mexican cuisine, still others
showcase the sleekly modern but they each encourage guests to
savor the many fascinating traditions of this vast country, and all offer guests a unique travel experience.
Typically less than 30 rooms in size, they are often destinations unto themselves. Based in Puerto Vallarta, MBH is staffed by an experienced team of multicultural and multilingual travel and hospitality professionals who both live and work in Mexico.
Typically less than 30 rooms in size, they are often destinations unto themselves. Based in Puerto Vallarta, MBH is staffed by an experienced team of multicultural and multilingual travel and hospitality professionals who both live and work in Mexico.
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