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Design Hotels It brings together hotels from around the world that meet certain standards to form part of a proposal where design (as its name indicates) is the protagonist.
Design Hotels is a publicly listed company that provides hospitality services to a network of over 300 independently owned small boutique and luxury hotels in over 50 countries around the world. The firm maintains offices in London, Barcelona, New York and Singapore, in addition to its headquarters in Berlin.
Each hotel reflects the vision of an independent hotelier – an ‘original’ with a passion for genuine hospitality, rooted in culture and enhanced by thought-provoking design and architecture. From Mediterranean jetset resorts or eco-friendly hideaways, to mountain escapes or urban retreats, be inspired, discover unusual luxury and explore the world’s most vibrant neighbourhoods with www.designhotels.com
There are 22 hotels in Mexico and two of them are in San Miguel de Allende, it is worth taking them into account for your next trip.
These are Dos Casas Hotel and Hotel Matilda.
Two Houses
Dos Casas Hotel & Spa, two adjacent 18th-century colonial residences house the most sophisticated retreat in San Miguel de Allende, where bespoke contemporary design meets traditional Mexican hospitality. It features 11 rooms + Town House, a SPA and one of the best restaurants in Mexico, Áperi.
Hotel Matilda
Hotel Matilda, Forging an identity as a cultural hub of San Miguel, Hotel Matilda celebrates the artistic and culinary arts as a chic, style-conscious hideaway. Located on one of San Miguel de Allende’s most iconic streets, Aldama Street. Awaiting guests at the holistic spa is an intimate indoor/outdoor relaxation lounge and authentic hammam. Created a must-visit restaurant for food lovers called Moxi, meaning “craving” in the local Otomi language. Featuring exhibits by prominent artists, gourmet dinners, and special events such as art festivals, DJ dance parties, and tequila tastings.
