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A hacienda of coral walls and white moldings awaits you in the tropical rainforest ambience of the Yucatan peninsula. Surrounded by the tranquil blue waters of the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico, Hacienda Temozon recreates the belle epoque of the Mexican southeast. Special details, like weathered wooden doors and rose petals, reflect the natural display of our Mayan cultural surroundings. Delight in the fine service this superb residence offers and discover the beauty of ancient Mayan architectural sites. Renowned for its premier services, Hacienda Temozon invites you to experience the most invigorating massage therapy the Gulf of Mexico has to offer. Inviting, creamy pastels and a lush sub-tropical jungle welcome you to Hol Be Spa. Relax among natural rocks in a soothing candlelit cenote, featuring pristine massage beds, flower petals, and indigenous spa products, as a professional therapist relieves your stress. In the evening, indulge in a romantic dinner in the perfect hideaway complete with twinkling candles and the singing of birds. Once a private family-run estancia, our hacienda features 28 exquisitely furnished guest rooms and suites, offering a real experience of the grandeur and affluence of the past. Double doors, 18-foot ceilings with exposed beams and rafters, stone walls, massive iron beds and private plunge pools highlight all of our suites. Take a nap in a woven cotton hammock as daylight fades to dusk and revel in the soothing atmosphere of Hacienda Temozon. Due to the hotels architectural structure, it is not recommended for people with wheelchairs and physical disabilities. Please contact the hotel for further information. For non-US hotels, rates confirmed in USD may be converted to local currency by the hotel at your time of stay, based on the exchange rate used by the hotel. New passport restrictions for the US, Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, & Caribbean; a passport or other secure, accepted document is needed to enter or re-enter the US with all air travel. From December 11 to December 12, 2010, the National Festival will be held in the village of Temozon. Celebrations will include music and fireworks during the day and night. From April 17, 2010 through April 18, 2010, the National Festival in the village of Temozon will take place. Please expect noise from the festival during these nights.
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"Hibiscus red 16th-century residence not far from major archaeological sites. Grand guest rooms with 18-foot (5.5-meter) ceilings, tropical-wood cabinetry, and hammocks slung from stone walls. Local-fare dining in sun yellow restaurant, with organic produce hailing from hacienda's extensive gardens (100 percent native plantings) and fish from coastal villages. Guided archaeological walks, spa, gift shop filled with locally crafted goods. 28 rooms."
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Colonial Mayan architecture, high wood beam ceilings, elegant decor, and spacious public areas await you at Hacienda Uayamon. Built in 1700, Hacienda Uayamon reflects the sophistication of a luxury resort with attention to surrounding natural beauty. Walk through our candlelit private gardens amongst the whistling of frogs or discover Edzna, an intriguing Mayan site. With superior service and accommodations, this unique hotel is a Conde Nast Traveler 2001 "Hot List" award winner. Indulge in the soothing waters of our outdoor pool and sink into our cotton woven hammocks over crystal waters for a mid-afternoon nap. For a luxurious, world-class experience, renew your spirit at the spa at Uayamon amongst graceful tulle netting, pristine massage beds, and aromatherapy candles. For an evening of elegance and international cuisine, Uayamon Restaurant provides a candlelit atmosphere amongst traditional hacienda walls with fresh-baked bread and creative dishes prepared using fresh, indigenous ingredients. Open rich wood double doors and surround yourself with time-honored decor of the Mayan empire in our spacious guest rooms. Stone walls, oversized beds, traditional colors and tiled floors highlight each of our villas and suites. Relax in one of the woven cotton hammocks in the public area and experience sleep, Mayan style. Special details, such as the outdoor bathtub in the Colonial Suite, make your stay at Hacienda Uayamon a unique and luxurious experience. For non-US hotels, rates confirmed in USD may be converted to local currency by the hotel at your time of stay, based on the exchange rate used by the hotel. New passport restrictions for the US, Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, & Caribbean; a passport or other secure, accepted document is needed to enter or re-enter the US with all air travel.
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National Geographic Traveler Says...
"Restored 18th-century villas and suites. Rest easy this way and that: Switch from the wrought-iron framed bed to a traditional hammock tethered to the walls. Private gardens and plunge pool. Take an excursion to Seybaplaya turtle camp to help release sea turtles into the wild. 12 rooms."
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Real idleness is getting up at 6am so you can have more time to do nothing- wrote Tristan Bernard. This is the frame of mind you can get into at the Hotel Le Toiny - making your days longer in order to make the most of this slow-moving paradise nestled on the heights of Saint Barth8201;- at the heart of a fifteen hectare estate and its palm grove. Your refuge; one of the fifteen colonial-style villa suites overlooking the sea. Between the infinity pool and white sandy beach- bathing is a moment of sheer bliss. The tailor-made service encourages you to give in to your desires- such as a massage on your private terrace while you gaze at the ocean- or a gourmet picnic created by the restaurant Le Gaac for dinner on the beach.
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Travel + Leisure says..."Built into a gently sloping hillside, the resort has just 14 one-bedroom and one three-bedroom independent villas, all with wide-open water views, kitchens, and 10-by-20-foot private pools. Ask any of the hotel's pretty young French staffers, their hair swept up and pinned into magnificent chignons, which footpath leads down to the sea, and her face will turn from sunshine to rain. It's not that the beach is bad; it's just wild, with no provision made for those who might want to simply watch the sun rise. Decorated in a safe but pleasant idiom, the 14 villas almost have it allaluxuriously bare oak floors, limed tray ceilings, Chippendale-style mirrors, sofas that invite flopping down with a good book, walk-in closets, fax machines, plusain many roomsagiant wall-mounted plasma television screens. Don't even bother with the in-room kitch, instead head to Toiny's restaurant, Le Gaiac. Le Gaiac is an Event Restaurant, one that does a stunning job with that quintessential Event Dessert, crèpes Suzette prepared tableside. Practically everything else on the fashionable menu seconds St. Bart's love of high-pitched Asian-inflected French food." -From Travel + Leisure
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Old colonial fazenda in the heart of the historic part of Rio and now the latest 5star boutique hotel of the city- the Hotel Santa Teresa welcomes you in an atmosphere combining authenticity with tropical chic design. From the green-tiled pool or the tropical gardens of the hotel you will enjoy exceptional panorama views of the Bay of Rio and downtown. Your unique room tells a story of tropical jacaranda- cinnamon or Ipe wood- natural fibers and golden slate. In the natural setting of the Spa Natura- you will be invited to relax to the rhythm of the Xingu massages and essential Amazonian oil baths. Gourmet Restaurant Tereze- specialized in World Cuisine menu created by Chef Damien Montecer.
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"Creeper-covered mansions, verdant gardens and unparalleled views of the city draw local artists and svelte Europeans to quaint Santa Teresa, Rio's bohemian-chic hilltop 'village'. Three years ago, French-born Franois Delort bought a near-derelict colonial mansion here and has now transformed it into one of Rio's most elegant hotels. A magisterial lobby of pink-washed stone, full of Brazilian art, leads to 44 ample rooms, each artfully decorated with a sparse, masculine hand that favours tropical woods, silk drapes and shutters. Chef Damien Montecer brings a Gallic touch to African, Asian and Mediterranean recipes in the rustic, candlelit restaurant. The colonnaded bar is lit by Marrakech-style lamps that glow faintly in the steamy Rio night; patrons sip on Caipirinhas, listening to the beat of 1970s Brazilian film music. Guests can observe the colourful street life through the rustic screens that shade the spa, or gaze from the 25-metre pool towards the statue of Christ the Redeemer on Mount Corcovado.
WHEN TO GO Rio's muggy climate abates in October/November and March/April.
ROOM TO BOOK Ground-floor rooms for their garden-view balconies."
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Presidente InterContinental Cozumel Resort & Spa is the perfect balance of energy and ease. Adventurers love the scuba centre and nearby Chankanaab Park. Bringing the kids? The resorts Chiqui Club will keep them busy all day. When you want a slightly slower pace, you can head for our stretch of white sand, the exotic Mandara Spa or Cozumels shops.
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