This small/medium sized hotel is located just South of the Santiago Saturday market in Manzanillo. Real Posada has about 15-20 rooms that practically shine with cleanliness. Nicely furnished and as spacious as you need, each room has a new flat panel TV, dresser, table, and either two full sized beds or one king size. Manzanillo’s heat got you down? Each room is air conditioned  with nice new, and silent, air conditioners!

Forgot your computer? There is a computer available in the lobby that is free to use. Speaking of the lobby, here you will also find a small area with complimentary coffee and tea. Also they have a selection of pain killers, stomach aids, and headache medicine that is complimentary if you happen to have the misfortune of needing some on your trip.

The owners are very friendly and English speaking. The hotel is centrally located, spotlessly clean, and less than five minutes from a great beach. Best of all, they have free WiFi internet!
So if you are travelling on a budget with your family, or just want to save on hotel fares, this is the place to stay.

 Four Seasons Hotel
Mexico City ’s best hotel; refined, modern, and business oriented with 240 large rooms. This is where you used to find Luciano Pavarotti and even the Rolling Stones. See and be seen at breakfast in the elegant garden courtyard. Paseo de la Reforma 500, Col. Juárez.

 

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The first of the brand in Latin America blends in regional touches, from hammocks in the bathrooms to temazcal (Aztec sweat lodge) with shaman in its wonderful spa that occupies the whole fourth floor. Amazing views from the tubs in the Fantastic Suites, while the Whiskey Bar is a hub of chic socializing; 237 rooms. Pets allowed. Campos Eliseos 252, Col. Polanco.

 

JW Marriott
Grand, imposing lobby and beautiful city views. Free Wi-Fi in 299 spacious rooms, 13 suites, and elegant public areas. A stroll from the Anthropology Museum, Chapultepec Park, and the lure of Polanco shopping. Andrés Bello 29.

Today, the travel industry seems to be reinventing itself one more time. Beyond the trend of luxury tourism are new facets of ultra-luxury tourism such as in Tulum, Mexico where several super-high-end boutique hotels cater to travelers who are searching for a vacation beyond the Marriot or a Ritz. Part of the allure of these hotels is the intimate customer service, the feeling that you’re a guest in someone’s home, albeit a very nice home.

Many hotels in the Tulum region of Mexico, on the famed Mayan Riviera are catering not only to celebrities anymore but common folk who are searching for supreme levels of service and quality in their vacation accommodations. Guests visit Tulum to get away from the traditional boom spots of Cancun and Acapulco, looking not for mainstream restaurants or generic hotels but something different and new. Many Tulum Hotels are now featuring various lifestyle activities such as yoga, fitness, and on-site dieticians.

It’s a trend that appears to be increasing in popularity: catering years ago to baby boomers and now portions of Generation X who, with cash in their pockets and depressing economic scenarios at home, are looking to get away somewhere special. With its white sand beaches and turquoise blue waters, Tulum embodies any dreamy Caribbean getaway from postcards or movies: though not without significant development and progress thanks to hefty tourism growth. And with the coming years, the international travel scene appears to be evolving just as fast.