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These Design-Led Hotels Across Mexico Have 8 Rooms or Fewer
A mezcal distillery in Oaxaca, a desert hideaway in Todos Santos, and an art-filled retreat in San Miguel de Allende are among these stylish stays with no more than eight rooms.
See. Aeropuerto Internacional de Xoxocotlán↗ See art displays by local artists like La Barda de Adobe and Manuel Miguel. Parque Ciudad de las Canteras↗ Visit this park, a former quarry with ponds, rock walls, and a stage. bioluminescent waters Experience glowing waters, a natural phenomenon found along the shores of Oaxaca. Día de Muertos Celebrate the Day of the Dead, a deeply heartfelt celebration of remembrance.
Eat. mezcal distillery Tour a palenque to see the process of making mezcal from agave hearts. heirloom varieties of maize, beans, pumpkins, and quelites Discover ancient and preserved Indigenous foodways, including teosinte seeds.
Stay. Casa Silencio↗ Stay at this six-room hotel and working mezcal distillery in the Tlacolula Valley.

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A mezcal distillery in Oaxaca, a desert hideaway in Todos Santos, and an art-filled retreat in San Miguel de Allende are among these stylish stays with no more than eight rooms.

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