
Best Luxury Hotels in Mexico
Peppered with luxury beachfront hotels, Riviera Maya on the Yutucan Peninsula is a wonderful choice for those in need of a paradise sun holiday. And unlike secluded, far-flung destinations, there’s plenty of activities, ancient Mayan ruins and nightlife close by – or, depending on where you stay – right on the doorstep.
Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende
Hotel Nena Centro
A boutique escape designed for adult travellers, this was a private estate, before being reimagined as a 12-bedroom hotel. Nena has a stone exterior, with an authentic vibe that’s made even more Instagrammable by lanterns and foliage. After dark courtyard dining is especially magical, made even more divine with homemade tortillas, fresh breads and salsas. The interiors at Nena are fashionable, boasting contemporary Mexican style and upscale bath products. It’s a top choice if you want a chic stay with great nightlife, DJs play on the terrace at the weekend (don’t worry if you prefer quiet – rooms are soundproofed).
Oaxaca, Puerto Escondido
Terrestre Hotel

Hotel Terrestre, a member of Design Hotels, is a pet-friendly, adults-only, one-of-a-kind experience in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. Each of the hotel’s private villas has their own private pool while beautiful outdoor areas and a luminous interior invite guests to connect with nature and take in the immense vistas. The unique architecture of the building and each of its 14 rooms are inspired by the local landscape and contain tranquil natural elements. This hotel is home to Terrícola restaurant, where guests are invited to experience Mexican flavours and traditions through local and authentic dishes. The dazzling Ocean Club sits on the beach and is a perfect place to unwind or enjoy a drink from the Mezcal Bar. Hotel Terrestre also boasts a blissful spa, complete with a hot tub, steam room, and plunge pool as well as an additional expansive, circular pool, open to all guests.
Oaxaca, Oaxaca City
Casa Antonieta

Casa Antonieta offers guests from around the world a comfortable stay in a luxurious, Oaxacan haven. The hotel’s design incorporates elements from traditional architecture and décor with a modern twist to afford guests with all of today’s luxuries. There are a range of suites and rooms to choose from, including 8 guestrooms and 1 deluxe apartment-style room, each with a unique design and features to suit individual desires. Muss café serves delicious breakfast, coffee, cocktails, and, of course, mezcal in Casa Antonieta’s splendid, serene courtyard. From sunrise until sunset, Amá Terraza is open and offers a range of beverages and succulent dishes from their menus. Guests can enjoy an exceptional assortment of breakfast dishes until 2pm and a range of local, Latin American, and international specialities from 2:30 pm. A perfect blend of traditional and contemporary in a unique setting which allows guests to explore all that Oaxaca has to offer.
Nayarit, Punta Mita
Naviva, A Four Seasons Resort, Punta Mita, Mexico

Guests can experience a once-in-a-lifetime stay at Naviva, A Four Seasons Resort in Punta Mita, Mexico where they can become one with nature and completely unwind in their own blissful sanctuary. The resort is comprised of only 15 luxurious tents but sprawls over 48 acres of lush jungle surrounds along the Pacific coast. Guests are welcome to socialise at the stunning La Solana Beach or around the sun-soaked swimming pool where divine food and beverages are served, right in the heart of the resort. The resort aims to make guest feel at home while helping them to forget the stress of everyday life thanks to invigorating spa treatments and fully equipped leisure and wellbeing facilities. There is a wonderful array of alfresco dining options which are enhanced by the natural surroundings and breath-taking views as well as bars and more private options – including a secret beach picnic and fully customised beachfront dining experiences for two.
Oaxaca, Tlachicón
Kymaia

Located 30 minutes from Puerto Escondido, Kymaia is a boutique sanctuary that fuses sustainable architecture with the wild beauty of the Oaxacan coast. Designed by Ezequiel Ayarza Sforza and brought to life by architectural studio Productora, the property features 22 suites designed to reflect local ecosystems, from wetlands to palm groves, all set within a landscape of regenerated gardens.
The Ocean Front Suites feature private pools and sweeping sea views, while the Senior and Junior Suites are set within pyramid-inspired structures, with the latter offering hot tubs and elevated views. The décor uses stucco, clay, and local wood to create a soft, earthy, and refined aesthetic.
Facilities include a central pool, a serene spa, a shala for yoga and meditation, and three dining venues led by chef Eduardo García: Septimus, Huachinango Bar, and the atmospheric La Cueva.
Quintana Roo, Playa del Carmen
Viceroy Riviera Maya

Just north of the vibrant town of Playa del Carmen, lies this romantic, intimate adults-only resort. With 41 suites it’s low rise and peaceful, incorporating a private beach, the Wayak Spa, gym, lagoon pool, open-air bar and grill and a fancy Mexican restaurant. You can pack light before coming, the hotel loans guests sombreros, books, snorkelling gear, DVDs, Neil George bath products – and limos are on hand for exploring further afield. Book a thatched Royal Villa for your own butler, pool, hammock, huge soaking tub and indoor-outdoor showers. Do try The Temezcal, an intensive sweat lodge ceremony to truly unwind and experience the mysticism of Mexico.
Yucatán, Mérida
Kahal Hotel

Set within a restored 19th-century mansion on the grand Paseo Montejo, Kahal Hotel brings intimate elegance and deep cultural connection to Mérida, the “White City” of Yucatán. With just 12 individually designed rooms and suites—including a Superior Master Suite with private terrace and pool—this boutique hotel offers a serene, design-led escape rooted in local tradition. Interiors reflect the region’s identity with chukum walls, tzalam wood, handwoven accents, and organic amenities crafted from native ingredients.
Kahal’s culinary heart lies in its light-filled restaurant and rooftop terrace, where Yucatecan flavours shine through dishes like huevos encamisados, pumpkin seed hummus, and morita chilaquiles. Guests can unwind in rooftop jacuzzis or sip regionally inspired cocktails like the Kaab, made with local gin and melipona honey. A library-bar, inner courtyard, and rotating art exhibitions further immerse visitors in the area’s culture, while bespoke tours to cenotes, archaeological sites, and haciendas reveal the surrounding landscape. Balancing heritage with modern refinement, Kahal is a soulful base for discovering Mérida’s timeless charm.
Mexico DF, Mexico City
The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City

Mexico City is now home to The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City. This will be the first hotel from the brand in this vibrant centre of commerce and culture. The luxury hotel will become one of the country’s tallest buildings, making it a key landmark on the city’s skyline and with a super central location on the iconic Paseo de Reforma guests will enjoy uninterrupted views of the famed Chapultepec Park from its 153 guestrooms and suites. The Ritz-Carlton Club® Lounge, an exclusive Club Concierge, a heated indoor swimming pool, large fitness centre with state-of-the-art equipment are all upscale amenities guests can enjoy. For those wishing to relax or rejuvenate, a signature Ritz-Carlton Spa, with six luxurious treatment rooms, is available. The Spa thoughtfully sources local ingredients and botanicals, which are then coupled with the healing and spiritual traditions of Mexico City’s Aztec culture. A truly localised experience. And for a one-of-a-kind dining experience, guests should make a reservation at Samos, the Mediterranean inspired restaurant which will occupy the 38th floor of The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City. Dishes will comprise dynamic local flavours with creative cuisine flair. For refined luxury with unparalleled views over the enchanting city, The Ritz-Carlton Mexico City is THE place to stay.
Mexico DF, Mexico City
The St. Regis Mexico City

Set in the historic Paseo de la Reforma neighbourhood, the St Regis receives its fair share of return guests thanks to its impressive style and first rate service. Guests are treated to breath taking views from their huge picture windows and the service is excellent including a private butler option. There are also panoramic city views to be enjoyed while working out at the gym, while the indoor swimming pool is a great place to splash around or swim laps. While the hotel comes with several different restaurants for guests to choose from, the J&G Grill comes especially highly recommended.
Mexico DF, Mexico City
W Mexico City

With its contemporary design and playful atmosphere, the W provides guests with a warm and enthusiastic welcome. Each guest room is appointed with one of the W signature beds, which boasts 350-thread-count sheets to ensure a very comfortable night’s sleep. Guests are also treated to rainforest shower jets and a plasma flat-screen TV, while a range of relaxing treatments can be enjoyed in the onsite AWAY spa. There are two onsite restaurants to choose from, while the Lobby Bar is a vibrant place to meet other guests and enjoy a drink or two.
Mexico DF, Mexico City
Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City

Conveniently located just a few steps from some of the city’s most celebrated attractions, the Four Seasons features 240 guest rooms and 40 spacious suites. Guests can choose one of the rooms that overlook the enchanting Paseo de la Reforma or the inner courtyard, which is set with a large outdoor swimming pool surrounded by lush sun loungers. People who are travelling for business will want to take advantage of the large and fully loaded business centre. Lovers of fresh seafood dishes served in an elegant setting will feel right at home at the classy Zanaya restaurant, while the Four Seasons also boasts one of the newest and trendiest cocktail bars in the whole of Mexico City.
Mexico DF, Mexico City
Las Alcobas A Luxury Collection

Offering an intimate service and plenty of luxurious yet pleasantly understated touches, the Las Alcobas provides a stylish retreat in the heart of the city. There are just 35 rooms for guests in total, which ensures plenty of privacy and each room boasts elegant custom-made rosewood furniture and goose-down bedding. Guests are also treated to their very own whirlpool tubs and this luxurious touch combined with the fact that are butler is provided to tend to every need ensures that guests will want to spend plenty of time simply unwinding in their rooms, although the excellent Dulce Patria at Anatole France 100 is worth leaving the room for.