This hacienda-style b&b, winery, restaurant and horse stables is owned by a retired American couple.

A stylish inn with pool overlooking 70 acres of vineyard and orchards owned by expat Brits. Known for its restaurant.

An American has lovingly transformed this colonial building into a beautifully furnished inn

Restful seaside retreat overlooking sand dunes and the Pacific Ocean, located several miles outside of town.

Fun boutique hotel on 15 acres with two miles of beachfront. You can surf, yoga, hike or just hang out around the pool. Located 12 minutes south of Todos Santos.

In 2017 Austin-Marfa hotelier Liz Lambert opened this stylish modern hotel.

Located north of Puerto Vallarta, this lovely beachside villa is secluded away from the crowds. It was built, owned and operated by an American architect.

Secluded romantic getaway overlooking Bay of Banderas. Created by Hollywood production and set designing couple, it is a small, personal hotel with a unique concept and feel. The enchanting property includes its own indoor-outdoor spa. Near pretty fishing village of Yelapa, 20 miles south of Puerto Vallarta.

Previously the hacienda villa home of  Elizbeth Taylor – gifted by Richard Burton when they were still married to others = the luxury boutique Casa Kimberly has an open-air restaurant and stunning views overlooking the red-tiled roofs of Puerto Vallarta, the Bay of Banderas and the Sierra Madre mountains.

A restored stately 1876-era hacienda set in 470 acres of landscaped gardens and organic coffee plantation at the foot of a sometimes smoking volcano.

A terra cotta pleasure palace set on a hillside overlooking the sea. Made its movie debut in the 1990’s with ‘When a Man Loves a Woman’.

This small, yet exquisite 200 year old in-town villa provides its guests with style and seclusion.

Large colonial villa built with old-world style and sophistication as a private family compound, now a luxurious b&b.

Owned by an American expatriate artist, this restored colonial estate has elegant suites and antique-filled villas.

450 year old Hacienda and ten walled acres of lush gardens lovingly restored by an American artist and her husband. Located in a safe, small village mid-way between San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato City, you can horse-ride, mountain bike and swim here or just enjoy the friendly hospitality of the owners and their staff. The Hacienda was once the center of a vast million acre estate.

Just outside town, the house is a nucleus of a complex rescued from the ruins of Hacienda da Trinidad, an enormous silver mining operations. Under the care of artists since the 1950’s, it has an extraordinary collection of folk art. The inn is a perfect base for exploring the lively beauty of Guanajuato.

300 year old colonial hotel centrally located on the Plaza de Armas.

Built as a private residence in 1756, it is famous for its carved stonework and moorish influences.

Rooftop views overlooking town square and Lake Janitzio.

The inn dates back to the 17th century. Rooms are decorated with antiques and Purepechan Art; the majority have a private balcony overlooking Vasco de Quiroga Square.

Country elegant hill-top villa set in four acres of gardens five minutes outside of Morelia. Decorated with Spanish colonial furniture, oil paintings and native folk art.

Originally a private residence, this Yabu Pushelberg-designed hotel is now a calm retreat located in the upscale neighborhood of Polanco. It is near the Soumaya Museum which features the vast art collection of one of the world’s richest men, Carlos Slim.

1920’s townhouse hotel designed by French expatriate Emmanuel Picault who owns the stylish shop below the rooms.

Colonia Roma started at the turn of the last century as an aristocratic enclave of wide boulevards and stately homes built in the beaux arts style; this changed with the 1910 Mexican Revolution. Later artists, writers and revolutionaries like William S. Burroughs and Fidel Castro arrived. Now this hip, trendy, gentrifying area is attracting back some of the old families along with a new wave of creative types.

Originally a 1913’s family house, this 2017 award-winning-design guest house resides quietly behind a walled garden.  Located in the vibrant community of Colonia Roma.

Commissioned by Hernan Cortes as a monastery in the 16th century and commandeered by Emiliano Zapata as his headquarters during the war of independence, its balconies overlook hundreds of royal palms, flame trees, and vast corn and sugarcane fields. Has horses, tennis and a pool. Very romantic.

Situated on one of the last bits of wild coast between the high rises of Cancun and the Mayan ruins at Tulum. Eco-sensitive and low density, set on 540 acres of a former coconut plantation.

It has beachside views of the sunset and Cozumel Island. Esencia’s main building was originally an Italian countess’ home.

A 5 room beachfront hideaway located on an island off Northern Yucatan.

Probably the most splendid of any hacienda in the Yucatan ­ Presidents Clinton and Zedillo met here in 1999. The rooms come with ceiling fans, air conditioning and traditional Mayan hammocks.

A beautiful oasis found at the end of a long dirt road. The complex of buildings include a candlelit chapel and a well stocked library.

A 17th century colonial hacienda, 15 miles from Merida—the gateway to great Mayan ruins of Chichén Itzá, Uxmal and Cobá—with 33 separate “pavilions” set in a staggeringly beautiful jungly garden. The 740 acre property includes Mayan ruins, horses, tennis, a pool and spa.