What are the cheapest hotels available in Jalisco, Mexico?

Back in March, I shared about some more Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) properties that Hilton had made bookable through its loyalty program. In the three months since then, Hilton has added another 21 SLH properties to the Hilton Honors program, while removing four. Here are more details about which hotels have been affected. The four hotels that can’t be booked via Hilton anymore are: That’s a little disappointing as it leaves only one SLH property in Argentina and three in Taiwan, although there are other Hilton properties in those countries. The properties that have

When I travel, I’m usually not an all-inclusive person. I love exploring cities, discovering local restaurants, and immersing myself in culture. All-inclusives can sometimes feel a little repetitive – same pool chair, same buffet, same schedule. But this trip was different. We were heading to Mexico for our wedding, and more than 100 people were joining us from all over North America. This trip wasn’t about sightseeing, it was about time together with family and friends, while minimizing the logistics for everyone. For that kind of trip, an all-inclusive made perfect sense. We chose Viva Azteca by

Want to take advantage of Virtuoso benefits at no extra cost, including a room upgrade, free breakfast, a hotel credit, and more? Contact Ford (ford@fordbtravel.com) for more details. He doesn’t charge booking fees, and may even be able to help if you already have a stay booked. In recent times, I’ve been writing a series about some of the world’s small luxury hotel groups, including Airelles, Aman, BVLGARI, Cheval Blanc, Oetker, Ritz-Carlton Reserve, etc. One brand that I haven’t covered much is One&Only Resorts. What I find interesting about One&Only Resorts is what a unique collection of properties

tl;dr – Both properties are in Mexico. In Fall 2024, Hyatt closed its acquisition of Standard International Brands, which included sub-brands Standard Hotels, Standard X, and Bunkhouse Hotels. Hyatt kept the three as separate brands within its portfolio. Until recently, all properties in the Bunkhouse portfolio were located in the United States – specifically, Texas. That’s recently changed, as Hyatt has added two new properties to its Bunkhouse portfolio – the Hotel San Fernando and the Hotel San Cristóbal – both of which are in Mexico. Located in Mexico City’s La Condesa neighborhood, the Hotel San Fernando

tl;dr – Do you really want to pay $ 1,000 a night in Cancun? We’re back with another installment of “Deals I’m Booking That You Should Book Too”, a weekly series where I walk you through a random (possibly more) curated deal(s) – points & miles, cash, otherwise (?) – that I find compelling for one reason or another. You can find the past installments here (and yes, many more volumes are on their way as I catch up – I have forgotten!). Ok, let’s dive in. Recently, I posted two different articles, one about taking the

Hyatt Regency Merida is located in Merida, Mexico, the capital of the state Yucatan. It is a few hours from places such as Cancun and Tulum, and now even closer because of the completion of the Mayan Train. Merida is steeped in history and it is a charming place to visit. We visited Merida last year and also stayed at the Hyatt Regency then (see, Hotel Review, 2024). We liked it so much that we decided to return again this year for one week. The hotel is not far from the historic part of town, and it is right