Hot New Hotels: Rosewood San Miguel de Allende Opens in 2011

Rosewood San Miguel de AllendeIts said which once we initial set eyes upon San Miguel de Allende a mixed of full of color colonial villas, cobblestone lanes as well as church spires which contain a oldest locale in executive Mexico we cant leave. The village of ex-pats as well as artists whove staid in this historic locale will positively agree. Nestled in a plateau north of Mexico City, San Miguel was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008. And now weve learned which Rosewood Hotels & Resorts is entrance to town. In fact, a brands newest oppulance road house will be located in a UNESCO listed historic district. The colonial-style road house will be crafted by local artisans with a demeanour as well as feel of Old San Miguel [to] constraint a historical essence of Mexicos most dear city. What we love: tequila tastings, cooking classes, a Rosebuds kids program, as well as a Sense Spa, with treatments highlighting inland elements (like a circuitously thermal waters as well as locally grown lavender). This will positively be a road house to watch in 2011. The current opening date is set for February 1, 2011.


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