Los Cabos has been a destination of tropical paradise that is on everyone’s list, where sun, sea and sand are in abundance. The renowned Rosewood collection saw this and opened up their Las Ventanas al Paraíso Resort. Their attention to detail has created a luxury resort that feels intimate and secluded paired with the iconic Rosewood hospitality. Signature villas have infinity pools, vast terrace spaces and uninterrupted views of the sea, making them tranquil havens where you relax and unwind. Art and motifs are iconically Mexican throughout with tropical blues and greens complimenting the crisp white bed spreads and mosaic detailing. For those looking for longer stays, the residences have been designed to be your home for as long as you need. Private and spacious, guests benefit from hotel service with residential privacy. Their extensive amenities, including gardens, terrace spaces and full kitchens mean that you can spend time together without having to worry about a thing. Throughout the resort, the Rosewood sense of place is evident in it’s commitment to the area’s heritage. Authentic dining experiences use the freshest and locally sourced ingredients to showcase native flavours and techniques. Immerse yourself in Los Cabos at Las Ventanas al Paraíso

On the other side of the country from it’s sister property in Los Cabos, the Rosewood Mayakoba showcases the beauty of the Caribbean ocean along the Riviera Maya. Collecting destinations, the Rosewood brand have some of the most coveted addresses in their portfolio, enriched by their addition in Mayakoba. Fragrant emerald jungles and crystal clear lagoons are the home to the resort’s 129 suites and 11 private residences. Each benefiting from dedicated butler service, each and every desire is catered to. Garden showers, sleepy plunge pools and private docks are amongst some of the details that make the accommodations here unique. Always delivering a sense of place to each of their properties, the Rosewood brand have made sure to showcase the natural landscape to the best of their ability, utilising locally sourced materials and craftsmen to adorn the rooms as well as including Mayan motifs. The result is authentic and refined spaces that guests can escape to in the effort to switch off from the pressures of modern life.

Bohemian city chic in Mexico City is where the Condesa df Hotel has made it’s mark. Custom made furniture compliments the buildings 1920’s architecture, creating a story that each and very guest will fall in love with. The Parisian Designer, India Mahdavi, hand picked everything from the colours to the stone tiles to create 40 bedrooms that are calm spaces or guests to relax. Drawing the young professionals from the area, the Condesa df is the embodiment of Mexico City’s vibrant revolution. The French-Mexican fushion cuisine draws people from all over the city, making dining at El Patio an experience. Nestled withing lush vegetation and native trees, diners are able to explore seasonal cuisine prepared by expert chef Antonio Balderas. It is a space for community and collaboration, so locals and travellers breeze in and out of the restaurant, meeting friends, striking business all over a delicious brunch. The hotel is also home to La Terraza, one of Mexico City’s best sushi bars. Japanese chef, Keisuke Harada, crafts traditional Japanese dishes with Mexican flair that is paired with an unbelievable cocktail menu that is a regular haunt for guests and locals alike.