Our accommodations

Viva Mexico Travel has selected for you the best accommodations to stay in the most magical and spectacular places in all of Mexico!

Our accommodations follow the Viva Mexico Travel philosophy. Typical accommodations located in the most beautiful and particular places in the country, will be an integral part of your trip, allowing you to immediately touch the real Mexican "ALMA".

The Mansiones are luxurious homes, usually independent buildings including a garden, which bore the name of their owner.
During the Roman Empire they were places where high dignitaries or officials who traveled to the different provinces stopped to stay.
The villas of the provincial officials were then built around these Mansiones. The Mansiones, in Mexico, of Spanish inspiration, all dating back to the colonial era.
The Cabañas are perfectly suited to the philosophy of our operator, trying to put the traveler in touch with the surrounding nature, being able to totally relax by resting in wooden rooms with zero environmental impact that integrate perfectly with the exotic contexts of the Mexican coasts.
Born in Spain about two millennia ago, the Posadas, the Posadas, in Mexico, were in the past simple refreshment points far from the most important inhabited centres, now instead they have become hotels where you can stay in contact with the people and customs of the place.
The Haciendas are farms born in Mexico following the Spanish colonization. This type of construction began to appear in the eighteenth century in the areas of Puebla and Tlaxcala. In the Yucatan, the Haciendas Henequeneras are famous, whose revenues financed the war campaign of the constitutionalist army from which the Mexican Revolution started. Today many of these Haciendas have been converted into luxurious hotels, full of charm and history.
The colonial hotels, sometimes old residences of the European conquerors, are structures that embody all the charm and history of Spanish colonialism, whose influences can be perceived in every corner of the structures, from the rooms to the common areas; real architectural works of art, with their pastel colors and the typical azulejos that give an unmistakable sensation of a true Mexican atmosphere.