Verana Yelapa

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Verana Yelapa
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“Few places are as intricately and ingeniously imagined as Verana. When then set designer Heinz Legler and interior designer Veronique Lievre left Los Angeles in 1997 to purchase a plot of land in Mexico’s remote Bay of Banderas , they intended only to build a home surrounded by nature at their own…”
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 6

Readers’ Choice Awards: 10 Top Hotels in Mexico 2026

Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top hotels in Mexico, from big cities to small towns.

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  • Verana YelapaHotelFew places are as intricately and ingeniously imagined as Verana.
  • Elsewhere
  • The Cape, A Thompson HotelHotelCabo San Lucas, MexicoAt The Cape, a polished design meets seen-and-be-seen energy and cinematic views.
  • Rosewood San Miguel de AllendeHotelSan Miguel de Allende, MexicoIndulge in the world of luxury with Rosewood, a global collection of hotels & resorts designed for discerning travelers…
  • Las MañanitasRestaurantCuernavaca, MexicoHotel boutique de 5 estrellas en Cuernavaca.
  • Nobu Hotel Los CabosHotelLos Cabos, MexicoTo unwind and feel miles from civilization without breaking the bank, 30 minutes from the hustle and bustle of downtown…
  • Hotel El GanzoHotelLos Cabos, MexicoBoutique hotel in San José del Cabo blending art, music & Baja culture.
  • Hotel MatildaRestaurantSan Miguel de Allende, MexicoThis 32-room hotel may appear traditional, thanks to its colonial facade—but the sleek Hotel Matilda is anything but.
  • Four Seasons Hotel Mexico CityHotelMexico City, MexicoDespite its setting on Paseo de la Reforma, one of Mexico City ’s busiest roads, this luxury hotel remains a tranquil…
  • Live Aqua Mexico City Hotel & SpaHotelMexico City, MexicoA 135-room hotel in a new high-rise in the emerging commercial district of Bosques de las Lomas.
  • Live Aqua San Miguel de AllendeRestaurantSan Miguel de Allende, Mexico
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