Mexico
Mexico has mountains in the eastern and northern parts of the country, rainforests in the southern and eastern parts and deserts in the West.
Most of the bigger cities are located in the southern parts of the country. There are low coastal plains, high-rugged mountains and a high tableau in the centre of the country.
The climate varies from tropical climate to desert climate. Book your ultimate getaway leisure, corporate and wellness getaways at your fingertips.
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With the majority of our accommodation set back from the sea and an exclusive collection of exquisite seaside suites – so as to be more environmentally sound
Fairmont Mayakoba’s 401 guest rooms (including 34 suites) lie nestled in a tropical forest surrounded by the calm, ever-present waters of lush lagoons, while some private suites stretch out to a pristine white beach.
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Located in the secluded enclave of Punta NIZUC, less than a 15 minute drive from Cancun International Airport, NIZUC Resort & Spa redefines the standard of luxury in Mexico and around the world.
Our 274 luxurious suites and private villas are dispersed throughout our 29-acre property. Features include private pools, spacious terraces, lush tropical gardens, sweeping views and free-standing soaking tubs.
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Chablé Maroma, one of the members of The Leading Hotels of the World, redefines wellness on the coasts of the Riviera Maya. Let yourself be involved by the contemporary design of our spaces that merge with the beaches and its turquoise waters and connect with the rain forest. Experience Mayan culture and its history up close as you celebrate ancient rituals that once made this civilization great.
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Go Beyond All-Inclusive At Our Luxury Riviera Maya Resort
Hugging the coast where the Caribbean Sea meets the Yucatán jungle, Grand Velas Riviera Maya takes you beyond All-Inclusive. Savor gourmet cuisine from renowned chefs, bring balance to body and mind with treatments in our holistic Spa and unwind in suites with private terraces, plunge pools and uninhibited water views.
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The 87 key hotel is the premier barefoot luxury hotel in Tulum, preserving 93% of the jungle and 900 meters of pristine beach. Several sustainability programs are in progress, aiming to become a zero-footprint property shortly. Our cabanas, casitas and villas are comfortable and relaxed, built with local materials and techniques. Our project is ideal for creatives, adventurers, and spiritual seekers.
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Featuring 129 suites and an exclusive collection of private residences, Rosewood Mayakoba offers a sophisticated living experience immersed in an awe-inspiring tropical environment. Each suite offers an open floor plan, oversized terraces and contemporary custom furnishings crafted by Mexican artisans. In this oasis of comfort and tranquility, subtle touches reflect the region’s Mayan heritage. Spacious bathrooms, plunge pools, boat docks, butler service and other thoughtful amenities contribute to an elevated stay.
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All of Palmaïa’s 234 Oceanfront Suites are Vegan-Friendly, as they have been assiduously planned as free of animal products and animal-tested products, offering an enlightened space that celebrates the value of all life on Earth with zero use of leather and feather-free bedding. 8 different layouts provide the perfect fit for everyone, featuring private terraces on all levels and a combination of spaces designed to fit families and couples' needs. Choose between King or Queen beds, second bedrooms with bunk beds for 2 or 3, or sofa beds, luxury tubs, or showers.
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