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A new luxurious jewel has opened its doors on the west coast of Mexico.
Its location on a stunning Pacific beach will provide guests with the most authentic, modern Mexican experience in paradise.
“Our vision was to build a modern Mexican resort and make it a testimonial of our country’s rich heritage,” said Pedro Verea Hernandez, CEO of Paralelo 19 — the company that owns the new Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, México.
Here’s what you can expect from a stay at the latest Four Seasons.
In close proximity to the beach and the jungle, guests of the Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, México will feel more connected to nature than ever during their stay.
“In Tamarindo, Four Seasons guests will feel connected to the jungle, the ocean, and to one another. The Resort immerses guests in the wonders of the natural world,” said Christian Clerc, President at Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts.
The resort is nestled within a 3,000-acre private nature reserve and comprises just 157 rooms in prime cliffside and beachfront locations — some of which have private pools.
On the other side of the winter holidays, rates start around $1,155 per night.
Hot Tip: While Four Seasons doesn’t have its own loyalty program, you are still able to enjoy similar perks when booking through a Four Seasons Preferred Partner.
Gets will be able to relax and unwind while at the resort by 1 of 3 pools or even step it up a level and treat themselves to treatment at the spa or one of the hotel’s other wellness experiences.
And for those who prefer to keep active on vacation, there’s an 18-hole golf course and a host of exhilarating watersports on offer.
It was important to incorporate authentic Mexican cuisine into the dining experience for guests. As such, the hotel’s 2 main restaurants Coyul and Nacho offer an array of quintessential Mexican delights.
The menu at Coyul is by famous Mexican Chef Elena Reygadas, while poolside taqueria Nacho is a more relaxed affair for snacks throughout the day.
The opening of the Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, México brings the total number of Four Seasons properties in Mexico to 4.
While the resort is quite remote, there is an airport just an hour’s drive away in Manzanillo (ZLO), where there is a once-weekly United flight from Houston (IAH) and a twice-weekly Alaska Airlines service from Los Angeles (LAX).
Alternatively, there are several nonstop services from around the U.S. to Guadalajara (GDL) and Puerto Vallarta (PVR) which are a 4- and 5.5-hour drive away, respectively.
The latest addition to the Four Seasons portfolio promises to be up there with some of the very best.
Thanks to the Four Seasons Resort Tamarindo, México, this area is back on the map of must-visit luxury resorts.
