Welcome to Maroma Resort and Spa, an award-winning luxury beach resort hotel on the Riviera Maya, Mexico.
Experience the magic and the beauty of profound well-being in an eternal paradise located in a breathtaking corner of the Yucatan jungle. Echoes of the ancients, coral reefs fringed with sugary veils of white sand, a lapis blue sea marking the rhythm of days and nights.
Today Maroma is a vibrant reality dedicated to pampering its guests, each of whom is counted as an honored member of the Maroma family.
When they were ready to build, the old thatched hut seemed the perfect place to start and it became the heart of the house where the original support poles are still visible in one wall. They planned a simple weekend cottage which soon grew to a two bedroom, artist’s studio and dining room for ten.

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A unique Collection by Solmelia Hotels.
Cabo a unique contemporary resort and urban hotel located in Cabo San Loucas.
The premium Accommodations on the “Level”come with a private lounge “  The Private Living Room” where guests can relax, meet new friends or plan their day with the help of Level Managers.

With Privileged rooms and i-pod sound system, rain shower with jets and upgraded Vip Amenities the Petite Suites satisfies your every craving.

All Guest Rooms at Me Cabo , feuture unique bedding experience with impeccable design, high-thread count sheets and cloud like pillows.

The Unique YHI Spa at ME CABO , boasts 7.036 square feet of treatment facilities with six multifunctional spa suites that included three massage-facial suites, two couples suites and one VICHY suite.

A reflexology path , natural juice bar and an outdoor relaxation lounge will transport you to a place of pure transquility.

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For anyone thinking that BASICO about plain and bare design, think again. Themed around basic concepts with a strong local identity, the BASICO hotel challenges preconceived notions of what a design hotel should be, evoking images of an essential Mexico, glamorous, style-savvy and evidently young.

Located only a few steps away from the ocean, off 5th Avenue amidst the bustling centre of Playa del Carmen, BASICO opens its doors to a hedonist crowd with fifteen curious rooms distributed over two floors. Very traditional ideas of Mexican everyday culture are brought to life here. Public schools, “cantinas”, the petroleum industry and other references are present throughout the property.

Made out of a mixture of concrete and Caribbean sand, the newly built sand-coloured building fits in perfectly with the local beach atmosphere. The floors are also made of sand-shaded cement with red details, reminiscent of the typical “Mexican patio” style. In the interiors, a lot of plants, colourful details and rich textures remind guests of the country’s popular culture. Hector Galvan has made sure that most aspects of the interior design have been made out of recycled materials, resins, plumbing pipes, different woods, paint, cotton, rubber tires, plastic, glass and even latex.

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The founders of the ultrahip Mexican hotels CONDESAdf and Habita have now created Hotel Azucar, named for the sugar cane grown in the Gulf state of Veracruz, where their latest hideaway is located. The sweet brainchild of hotelier Carlos Couturier, the resort focuses on effortless elegance and a fusion with nature. Step in and step back in time to a place of breathtaking natural beauty as you saunter through the 20 low-lying whitewashed palapas, (bungalows) each topped with a thatched roof and having a private, intimate terrace overlooking the stunning Gulf of Mexico. Just one look at the blues of sky and sea, and guests are overcome by an atmosphere that is airy, breezy and easy.

Shaped by curved walls, the spare white-on-white interiors are simple to the extreme, but possess a kind of authentic style that both hearkens to the past and fulfils the modern traveller’s style demands. “I see my hotel as an ecological, organic project. It is a design hotel yet it is somehow anti-design. I wanted to recuperate a lifestyle gone by – that of my grandparents – and give guests the pleasures of simple things,” says Couturier, mentioning that the chairs found in each bungalow are reproductions of those his grandparents – who came to Veracruz from France in the 1930s to grow vanilla – had in their ranch.

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