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| Luxury Hotels in Huatulco and Oaxaca, Mexico |
Oaxaca City is best known for its Day of the Dead celebrations and its delectable food, especially the mole sauce that comes in many varieties. It has been described as a "living cultural center" and an open-air museum. The region boasts one of the greatest varieties of indigenous people on the continent; the textiles and crafts they produce make this a souvenir paradise. There is plenty of Spanish Colonial history as well and the hotels here reflect the heritage well.
It's a long drive through the mountains to the coastal resort area of Huatulco, so most visitors fly in. As we pointed out in this article on real estate in Huatulco however, that will change when a new road and tunnel system reduces a seven-hour drive to three. For now this is a sleepier version of Acapulco or Puerto Vallarta, with only one luxury hotel we can recommend. As access improves, we expect this to change.
Huatulco Luxury Hotels
Quinta Real Huatulcol — Huatulco, Mexico
Oaxaca Luxury Hotels
Camino Real Oaxaca — Oaxaca, Mexico
Casa Cid de León — Oaxaca, Mexico
Hacienda Los Laureles Hotel & Petit Spa — Oaxaca, Mexico
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