There are some places that are simply magic. Coqui Coqui is one of them. Housed in an achingly charming colonial house, this subtle yet sexy two-tower hideaway is ideal for design lovers (or anyone who wants to make their friends jealous).
Deep in the Yucatán jungle, this five-room guesthouse was built entirely from scratch by French husband-and-wife duo Élisa and Guillaume after falling in love with the region. Everything is personal and hand-picked: the furniture, the art, the food at breakfast. Cenotes, Mayan ruins, and the extraordinary Yucatán light are the backdrop. An intimate and genuinely beautiful find.
A place for mezcal, cocktails and a jolly good time. Don't be fooled by the rustic-styled wooden interiors, the mismatched rugs and the scattering of artworks across the walls, La Guarida is really quite the enchanting spot for a cultural immersion. With live music, vinyl sessions and a hefty board game selection, it's as much an artistic spot as a great cocktail bar.
A groovy atmosphere and an exceptional vibe, Negro Huitlacoxe is the location for cocktail nights and some great Mexican flavors. Our order? Crispy, golden bundles of haluzontle and epazote croquettes and a generous serving of the classic taco dorado de birria. Washed down with a fresh ferment de piña.
Is this Tulum’s best new soulful retreat? Fresh on the scene from the much-loved Mexican hotspot Papaya Playa Group, this beachfront boutique hotel blends the best of art, nature and community. You’re steps from the beach, between jungle and the Caribbean Sea, plus because the property is next to the Tulum reserve, the beaches are pretty pristine. Creatives already flock to the cabanas, knowing very well that a stay here satisfies the culture itch: regular exhibitions rotate, as do live performances and ritual-music sessions. Kick off with sunrise yoga then head over to big sister PPP for a full moon party.