Gift Certificates
Meaningful day, special someone, important client? It can be challenging to find an appropriate gift.
Mexico Boutique Hotels understands this and has created the MBH Gift Certificate, a unique gift that enables you to offer a choice of boutique experiences in 30 destinations throughout Mexico.
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Chantli Mare
The Mexican Costalegre (an area that spans between Puerto Vallarta and Manzanillo) has long been known for its multimillion dollar homes and few exclusive...
Villas Flamingos
As Holbox Island, Villa Flamingos maintains an architectural and decoration concept that is ecological, rustic and bohemian. Thatched roofs cover gaily-painted buildings, all with...
Las Palmas Villas y Casitas
Some places seem to have been designed with so much love that they not only blend in with their surroundings, they enhance one's appreciation...
La Quinta Luna
Ensconced in a beautiful 17th-century home, La Quinta Luna´s enviable location in Cholula, the American continent´s oldest city, allows you to discover a different...
Senses Riviera Maya by Artisan
If you are looking for a few days of romance and relaxation by the sea, Senses Riviera Maya by Artisan is the ideal hotel,...
Casona Maria
Casona Maria is located in Analco, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Puebla, a place brimming with history and vestiges of its colonial past....
Sitio Sagrado
Immersed in ancient mysticism and located near the historic town of Tepoztlan, Sitio Sagrado is a haven for the senses; inviting you to renew...
Artisan Family Hotels and Resorts Collection
Spanning an area of 550 hectares, the famous Sabanal Dunes make the perfect setting for Artisan Family Hotels & Resorts Collection. Just 40 minutes...
Casa de Mita
This hotel has the highest repeat visit rate of any of our group and, over the last decade with us, has had a perfect...
La Casa del Atrio
The city of Santiago de Queretaro has one of the most breathtaking historic centers in Mexico. It's no wonder it's a UNESCO World Heritage...
