Research from World Travel Market London 2023, the world’s most influential travel & tourism event, has revealed that more holidaymakers are abandoning their sun loungers in favour of nature, foodie and wellness experiences.
17.10.2023 - 19:59 / travelpulse.com / TravelPulse Staff
Lulled by the silence of the rainforest and the soft waves of the Caribbean Sea, La Casa de la Playa offers a new concept of sustainable luxury with tailor-made experiences that generate knowledge and memories that will last a lifetime. Operating with the theme of Exclusively Your Way, the resort is focused on guest’s every need to create the perfect tropical vacation experience.
La Casa de la Playa delights guests with accommodation in suites that have either ocean views or direct access to the beach, not to mention world-class restaurants by celebrity chefs, private round-trip luxury transportation to the airport, and exclusive benefits in a one-of-a-kind ocean-front spa.
The boutique property features 63 suites, each having its own personality. The suites, which are divided amongst three buildings, each contains a jellyfish habitat, Mexican handcrafts, locally inspired amenities, and private terraces with a pool, hammocks, and other relaxing furnishing. Options include a wellness suite, ocean view suite, wellness ocean view suite, ocean front suite, wellness suite ocean front, and beach front suite.
For guests wishing to enjoy even more space while on vacation, they can choose from an ocean front master suite, wellness ocean front master suite, and the presidential suite. The presidential suite is 4,630 square feet in size, has an ocean front view, and has a maximum capacity of six guests. It also boasts experiences on the high seas by Xcaret Xailing, exclusive activities in the associated parks, premium dining experiences, and round-trip airport transportation in luxury vehicles.
The entire resort has the feel of a museum that honors Mexican history—honoring the country and its people. Plus, La Casa de la Playa's eco-integrating architecture merges with its surroundings, achieving a unique balance between aesthetics and ethics. This eco-integrating architecture comes from the vision of architect David Quintana, who guarantees sincere respect for nature based on Grupo Xcaret’s Sustainability Model.
Fascinating spaces abound here. There’s an impressive infinity pool that includes a 131-foot swimming lane stretching out over the sea—another way to make guests feel uniquely connected with Mother Nature. The Chocolatería candy boutique by master chocolatier and designer Mao Montiel, is a warm space filled with natural wood, paying tribute to one of the most valued treasures of the Maya: cacao. And the eclectic Cuarto de las Maravillas is a concept store that features Mexican art and textile creations by the talented designer Carla Fernández.
Purifications and New Being Ceremony at La Casa de la Playa (photo via Hoteles Xcaret)
La Casa de la Playa provides many exclusive benefits for its guests who
Research from World Travel Market London 2023, the world’s most influential travel & tourism event, has revealed that more holidaymakers are abandoning their sun loungers in favour of nature, foodie and wellness experiences.
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