Mexico Tourism: The Best Inns and Bed & Breakfasts

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Verana (Yelapa; tel. 800/677-5156): The stylish Verana adds a dash of sophistication to funky Yelapa -- a remote village accessible only by boat, about 45 minutes from Puerto Vallarta. Each of the six handcrafted casas has a unique architectural style that complements the expanse of vistas to the surrounding jungle and ocean. It's a perfect blend of style, romance, and nature.

Quinta María Cortez (Puerto Vallarta; tel. 888/640-8100 in the U.S.): This is one of the country's most original places to stay; it's an eclectic B&B uniquely decorated with antiques, curios, and original art. It sits on a beautiful cove on Conchas Chinas beach.

Hacienda San Angel (Puerto Vallarta; tel. 322/222-2692): Once a villa owned by Richard Burton, this elegant B&B adds a sophisticated option to places to stay in this seaside resort. With a direct view to the signature Guadalupe church crown, the nine suites are exquisitely decorated in antiques, original art, and the finest in linens and amenities. Personalized service and its central location make it a true find in Mexico.

La Casa Que Canta (Zihuatanejo; tel. 888/523-5050 in the U.S.): This architecturally dramatic hotel incorporates wonderful Mexican adobe and folk art in grandly scaled rooms. It's a delightful place to unwind, read on the terrace overlooking the bay, and order room service.

Hotel Santa Fe (Puerto Escondido; tel. 954/582-0170): This Spanish-colonial-style inn has a welcoming staff and comfortable rooms appointed with rustic wood furnishings. The hacienda-style buildings, splashed with bougainvillea, surround two courtyard swimming pools. Across the street is the famed surfing beach, Zicatela. The restaurant is one of the best on the Pacific coast.

Mesón de la Sacristía de la Compañía (Puebla; tel. 222/232-4513): No other place captures the feel of colonial Mexico, or does it with as much fun, as this small hotel that doubles as a popular nightspot and antiques store.

Deseo Hotel + Lounge (Playa del Carmen; tel. 984/879-3620): Perhaps it should be Hotel = Lounge. That might be an overstatement, but the lounge is at the center of everything, making Deseo the perfect fit for outgoing types who are into an alternative lodging experience. Enjoy a cocktail at the bar or on one of the large daybeds and chill to the modern lounge music.

Casa Mexilio Guest House (Mérida; tel. 800/538-6802 in the U.S.): An imaginative arrangement of rooms around a courtyard features a pool surrounded by a riot of tropical vegetation. The rooms are on different levels, connected by stairs and catwalks. Breakfast here provides extra incentive for getting out of bed.

Casa Natalia (San José del Cabo; tel. 888/277-3814 in the U.S.): This renovated historic home, now a charming inn, is an oasis of palms, waterfalls, and flowers against the desert landscape. Each room and suite is an artful combination of modern architecture and traditional Mexican touches. The restaurant is the hottest in town.

Posada Las Flores (Loreto; tel. 877/245-2860 in the U.S.): Adjacent to the main plaza in this town steeped in history, this inn is the perfect setting from which to explore -- rooms are individually decorated in fine Mexican antiques and arts and crafts. It also boasts a rooftop glass-bottomed swimming pool.

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