UNICO 20°N 87°W, Riviera Maya, Mexico
The design of UNICO 20°87° is directly inspired by the rich character of Riviera Maya, and incorporates many natural and handmade materials sourced within the area.
The rooms and suites mix modern luxury with familiar rustic moments inspired by the region’s history. The elegantly designed interiors incorporate warm woods and sisal rope for a clean, modern take on classic Mexican materiality. All of the hotel accommodations feature an Anfitrión, a personalised local host, available 24-hours a day to provide an added level of personalised service. One of the best room options is the spacious and bright Alcoba Ocean Front. Boasting an exterior double hydro spa tub and exterior lounging area the room offers a relaxing nook to take in the landscape.
Dining at UNICO 20°87° is not a singular experience, but rather a multi-sensory adventure, with constantly changing tastes, textures, and sensations. While locally-sourced ingredients are a staple at every restaurant and bar, the offerings are a diverse mix of international flavours. Choose between fine dining or a light snack by the pool, either way you will be experiencing incredibly delicious food.
The in-house spa caters to body, mind, and spirit through a range of luxury spa treatments, UNICO 20°87° signature treatments, and locally-inspired beauty rituals. The holistic fitness program is designed to adapt to your personalised routine. There is plenty on offer including personal training sessions, meditation and yoga, beachfront classes, and a state-of-the-art gym.
www.unicohotelrivieramaya.com
About The Riviera Maya
Located on Mexico’s northeastern Yucatán Peninsula, The Riviera Maya is a beautiful stretch of Caribbean coastline. Playa del Carmen is a resort haven with many luxury hotels dotted along the pristine beaches. While travelling to the south, the town of Tulum is home to yoga retreats an ancient Mayan ruins, perched on an outcrop above a white sand beach.
The Riviera Maya is famous for its large scale all-inclusive resorts and smaller boutique hotels. Many fine-dining restaurants can be found along the highway 307 and along nearby beaches.
The Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, also known as the Belize Barrier Reef, is one of the region’s main attractions. This barrier reef system is the second longest in the world and begins near Cancun and extends all the way into the coast of Guatemala.
Some of the most popular activities to experience on The Riviera Maya includes jet-skiing, snorkelling, scuba diving, sailing and guided jungle tours. Archeology also draws many tourists to this area. Sites operated by the Instituto Nacional de Archeological such as Tulum on the coast, and Chichen Itza are a must do when visiting The Riviera Maya.
