Puebla, Mexico
Banyan Tree Puebla

A culinary journey in the heart of Puebla
Nestled in the heart of Polanco, a vibrant Mexico City neighbourhood, Banyan Tree Puebla offers an idyllic escape if you’re seeking authentic immersion in the region’s culture, history and culinary delights. Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century building, it is a sanctuary for the senses which operates entirely on renewable energy powered by solar panels, a testament to their commitment to sustainability and harmony with nature.
The 78 guestrooms and suites, elegantly housed within the historic building, celebrate vintage craftsmanship and regional décor like Talavera pottery, creating a distinctive ambiance that blends heritage with contemporary comfort. While the historic nature of the building means some room dimensions vary, each space is thoughtfully designed to ensure a unique and luxurious experience.
The culinary spread at Banyan Tree Puebla makes your stay here all the more rewarding. At Bistrot Pasquinel, organic ingredients meet unique preparations to create an unmatched dining experience, while Cello Cucina Italiana offers the finest homemade Italian dishes perfectly paired with exquisite wines. You can also indulge in the authentic Thai dishes at Saffron.
After a day of exploring, meet with the highly skilled therapists at the hotel’s spa, a sanctuary that fuses wellness, serenity and sensuality.
Highlights
78 elegant guestrooms and suites in a historic building
Exceptional cuisine paired with excellent wines
A serene and sensual spa sanctuary
A focus on sustainability and harmony with nature
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Around Mérida
Tucked into the tranquil countryside of the Yucatán Peninsula, just 30 minutes from Mérida and near the village of Tixkokob, Hacienda San José is a historic hotel that offers a glimpse into the layered past of southeastern Mexico. Once a cattle ranch and henequén plantation, the hacienda was originally constructed in the 18th century and later transformed into a boutique luxury hotel in 1999. Its restoration was not only architectural, but a revival of place, memory and cultural identity. Ancient Mayan building techniques were honoured, colonial-era structures were carefully preserved, whilst modern comforts were introduced.
The main house sits amidst lush tropical gardens, with stone pathways leading to tranquil courtyards and a striking swimming pool. The hacienda’s 15 guest rooms retain their 19th-century layout and aesthetic of earthy hues, airy interiors and handcrafted furnishings. For those seeking further seclusion, four original Mayan villas have been lovingly repurposed into private suites. Each features a shaded terrace, outdoor Jacuzzi and garden views that offer a sanctuary surrounded by centuries-old ceiba trees and stone walls laced with vines.
The restaurant serves regional dishes prepared with local ingredients. Meals can be enjoyed indoors or set privately in the gardens, under candlelight and stars. Meanwhile, the spa offers treatments that draw on ancestral healing practices, using native herbs and traditional techniques to create an atmosphere that nourishes both body and spirit.
Beyond the hacienda’s gates, the wonders of Yucatán await. The golden city of Izamal, known for its pre-Hispanic, colonial and contemporary Mexican heritage, is located 30 kilometres away. A day trip to the legendary Chichén Itzá, 110 kilometres east, offers a deeper understanding of the civilisation that once shaped this land.













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