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Press articles
Hotel Review: Luna Liquida Boutique Hotel
I could feel a frown forming on my face as the taxi puttered up a skinny, steep cobblestone street toward my hotel. Visions of breathless, thigh-burning climbs made me question my choice. Puerto Vallarta, after all, has an ample selection of small, moderately priced hotels downtown. But this inn came recommended by Mexico Boutique...
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Hidden Gems – Playa Escondida
True tu its name, Playa Escondida (hidden beac in Spanish) is tucked away in the outskirts of Sayulita, Riviera Nayarit´s surfing capital par excellence, yet close enough to be part of the town´s lively action. From palapas and canopied beds to sensual organic architecture and scads of lusciuos lounge-worthy spots, not to mention al...
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LUNA LIQUIDA: A LOOK AT THE BOUTIQUE HOTEL IN PUERTO VALLARTA
Editor’s Note: I was a guest of Luna Liquida, a boutique hotel in Puerto Vallarta. You can review my disclosure policy here. Tucked on a cobblestone street, perched on a steep slope, this boutique hotel in Puerto Vallarta seems inconspicuous. If it wasn’t for a tiny sign hanging on the outside of the old...
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Oaxaca: A collage of culture and cuisine
Oaxaca’s appeal is so fundamental it’s a wonder this southern state of Mexico and its mile-high capital, Oaxaca (pronounced wah-HA-ka) City, are not more traveled. Blessed with year-round temperate climate, nearby archeological ruins, distinctive cuisine and magnificent artisan handicrafts, the 16th century settlement nestles in a temperate highland valley and enjoys year-round abundant sunshine. ...
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