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Depuis 2008, Lartisien parcourt le monde pour composer une collection des plus prestigieux hôtels de luxe. Notre comité de sélection évalue rigoureusement chaque établissement, recherchant ceux qui incarnent l'Art de Voyager à la Française à travers l'excellence, l'immersion culturelle et le service personnalisé. Chaque hôtel est choisi pour ses standards d'exception et ses qualités distinctives qui en font un lieu unique.
Sitting on a rocky promontory overlooking the Sea of Cortez, the One&Only Palmilla is a legendary address of the Los Cabos.
Right where 80 acres of Riviera Nayarit’s rainforest meets the Pacific Ocean is a new resort redefining travel in Mexico. This is the One&Only Mandarina.
Sitting right where Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City’s grandest boulevard, meets the Bosque de Chapultepec, the city’s green lung, is a hotel with a breathtaking vantage point on the capital of Mexico. This is The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City, occupying floors 37 to 47 of a 59-story tower.
Once the home of an Italian duchess and sitting just 30 minutes north of Tulum, Hotel Esencia is Mexico like you see in postcards, with the perfect beach out front, a Yucatán jungle in the back and a hacienda-style home you can check into.
Nestled in the tropical paradise of Punta Mita, Naviva, A Four Seasons Resort is an unparalleled retreat where luxury meets nature. The resort spans 48 acres of jungle and overlooks the azure waters of the Pacific.
In the heart of a Mayan jungle, Chablé Yucatan is a sprawling resort built from a 19th-century hacienda that nature reclaimed for the longest time. It took 12 years to transform the estate into a wellness retreat and it is Mexico’s most enchanting yet.
There is a place where the jungle meets the Pacific, and Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo invites you to disappear from the world—if only for a while. Tucked away on Mexico's stunning Pacific coast, this secluded paradise feels more like a secret rendezvous than a hotel.
Set between San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, Las Ventanas al Paraíso, A Rosewood Resort overlooks the Sea of Cortez from the edge of the Baja Desert. Stone courtyards, fountains and flowering gardens reinterpret the architecture of traditional Mexican haciendas, while the coastline stretches uninterrupted toward the horizon.
Sitting within view of the iconic spires of the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, the Rosewood San Miguel de Allende takes its design cues from the UNESCO-listed town it calls home. The hotel was once the summer estate of the 17th-century Canal family.