Hotel San Cristóbal is located on the coast of Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, about an hour north of Cabo. The beautiful beachfront boutique hotel comprises 32-rooms and seamlessly integrates outdoor living with indoor spaces and boasts picturesque views across Punta Lobos beach and the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains. Interiors and décor have a 1970’s vibe while incorporating local features, such as Mexican ceramic and light fittings and custom-designed furniture from Guadalajara.Restaurants include Cosecha (meaning harvest), which offers a true farm-to-table experience with a menu inspired by the seasonal harvest and ingredients found in the hotel’s front garden. Guests can also book a private beachfront with exclusive access to Private Cabanas, join cooking classes, and mezcal tastings and for those who wish to venture further afield guided hikes and cycle rides can be organised. Hotel San Cristóbal is an adult only hotel.

The 12 rooms and villa accommodation at Nest back onto its private stretch of beach. Its name reflects a loose theme here, with plenty of thatching and weaving integrated throughout the resort. Much of it was built using traditional Mayan methods and local materials. Guests can lounge on comfy daybeds, make use of complimentary bicycle hire, dine in several eateries and drink on the rooftop terrace. Like Delek, sustainability is big here, as such, guests are offered vegan LoredAna toiletries, recycled water and plastic-free excursions. While Nest tends to attract adult travellers, the five-bedroom villa is a good choice for older families.

Grupo Habita chose an early 20th-century mansion house in the trendy Lafayette district as the home for their latest launch back in 2015 – Casa Habita. Dimore Studio then worked its magic to create 37 art-forward suites. There are two distinct areas of the building, each with its own personality – the newer of the two houses the bedrooms and spa. On the rooftop are a swimming pool, bar, terrace and chill-out areas, plus there’s an indoor restaurant serving Mexican comfort food. Guests can borrow bicycles for free to explore Guadalajara sustainably while staying at Casa Habita.

A pretty, pink stone, ivy-covered façade first greets guests staying at this all-suite hotel. A step inside reveals period furniture, fireplaces, exposed original walls, oversized arty pottery and grand pianos. Ideally located between the downtown and the airport in a residential area, its amenities include a deep blue pool with a water fountain and jacuzzi, lush gardens, a fitness suite with a beamed ceiling and a gourmet restaurant. Bedrooms are equipped with marble bathrooms, robes and slippers, a pillow menu and Salvatore Ferragamo bath products. The largest of Quinta Real’s suites has three bedrooms.

Dating back to 1576, this building served as the Convent of Santa Catalina de Siena until the mid-1700s. Now a boutique hotel, its frescoes, original tile floors, beamed ceilings, flower-filled gardens, stone courtyards and fountains make it a unique and enchanting place to stay. There are 91 classically decorated rooms (with air-con, a minibar, bathrobes and slippers), an alfresco restaurant, bar, a snack bar, a fitness centre and an outdoor pool. Quinta Real Oaxaca places travellers within a short walk of all of the city’s main attractions.