The Best New Getaways in Mexico

From the Pacific to the Gulf, these brand-new hotels and resorts are must-visit destinations in 2022

Written by The Editors of DuJour

Susurros del Corazón, Auberge Resorts Collection

When it opens in November 2022, the 59 guest suites here will offer access to three scallop-shaped pools that cascade down to the beach, all set against the backdrop of the volcanic Marietas Islands, a protected wildlife refuge. An extensive Auberge Spa features a variety of treatments inspired by the rich heritage and healing properties of the Riviera Nayarit.

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The Best New Getaways in Mexico

From the Pacific to the Gulf, these brand-new hotels and resorts are must-visit destinations in 2022

Written by The Editors of DuJour

Dreams Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort

Just a few months old, Dreams Bahia Mita in Riviera Nayarit has it all: golden sand beaches and mountaintop views with luxurious accommodations and a bevy of food and beverage offerings including the stunning Rendezvous lobby bar. Designed by famous architect Sordo Madaleno, this eco-friendly, breathtaking location is perfectly situated in the Banderas Bay. It’s the ideal getaway.

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The Best New Getaways in Mexico

From the Pacific to the Gulf, these brand-new hotels and resorts are must-visit destinations in 2022

Written by The Editors of DuJour

The Ritz-Carlton Mexico City

Centrally located along the iconic Paseo de Reforma in CDMX with views of Chapultepec Park, this 58-story edifice features 153 guest rooms and suites, many with unique open-air terraces. Think of The Ritz-Carlton Mexico City as a looking glass into Mexico City’s future while providing a nod to the surrealist art movement and a chance to experience the healing and spiritual traditions of Aztec culture.

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The Best New Getaways in Mexico

From the Pacific to the Gulf, these brand-new hotels and resorts are must-visit destinations in 2022

Written by The Editors of DuJour

Habitas Bacalar

The focus is on sustainability and community at Habitas Bacalar on Mexico’s striking Lake Bacalar. It’s a sustainable, holistic oasis where guests can relax and restore overlooking seven hues of blue water. Thirty-five cabanas feature natural, earthly interiors and opportunities to forge a deeper connection with the planet through floating meditations, temazcal ceremonies and the botanical garden’s aromatic herbs, cacao, coconut and melipona honey.