Experiences

The journey begins before you arrive

Each house builds its days with the people on its street: a guide who knows the right hour to set out, an artisan who opens their workshop, a kitchen that teaches what it makes. Tell us what you enjoy: the house knows the place, and moves whatever needs moving.

Below is what each house arranges in its destination.

What each house arranges

Every destination has its own. These are the houses with a page published.

A couple in front of the "El Paraguas" monolith at the National Museum of Anthropology, amid the curtain of water

Orchid House Polanco · Mexico City

One of the most charming neighborhoods in Mexico City

Polanco is made for walking. Steps from the house are some of the country's most celebrated tables, the boutique avenue and one of Mexico's most iconic museums.

Tables: Pujol · 15 min · Quintonil · 9 min · Entremar
Shopping: Av. Presidente Masaryk · Palacio de Hierro · 2 km · Antara
Culture: National Museum of Anthropology · 450 m · Chapultepec Park · Auditorio Nacional
Getting around: Polanco metro station around the corner · You can walk to everything that matters

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A humpback whale breaching in the Sea of Cortez

Orchid House Baja · La Paz, BCS

Everything between the house and the islands

La Paz opens onto the Sea of Cortez: Balandra, El Tecolote, Espíritu Santo Island. Boat, captain, lunch on board — the house arranges it all. Or take a kayak and a snorkel, and go nowhere at all.

Beaches: El Caimancito · on site · El Coromuel · 5 min · Balandra · 20-25 min
On the water: Espíritu Santo Island · 30-45 min by boat · Snorkelling with sea lions · Kayak and paddleboard at the house
La Paz: The Malecón · 10-12 min · Marina Costa Baja · Regional Museum of Anthropology · 15 min

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The San Miguel de Allende skyline at sunset, with La Parroquia's tower lit up

Orchid House San Miguel · San Miguel de Allende

Sixty-four blocks around the house

The house sits inside the UNESCO World Heritage boundary: sixty-four blocks of cobbled streets, with the old carriage tunnels running beneath them. Almost everything happens on foot — what doesn't, the house arranges.

On foot: Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel · 4 min · Jardín Allende · 4 min · Public Library · 7 min
Art and museums: Museo Histórico Casa de Allende · 5 min · Centro Cultural El Nigromante · 5 min · Teatro Ángela Peralta · 7 min
Tables in the neighborhood: Mama Mia · 4 min · Atrio · 5 min · Quince Rooftop · 5 min
By car: Charco del Ingenio · 12 min · Escondido Hot Springs · 20 min · Cañada de la Virgen · 30 min

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A guest walks the corner of Francisco Sosa, past the street signs and the house's peach-coloured facade

Orchid House Coyoacán · Mexico City

Coyoacán starts at the door

The house sits on Francisco Sosa. Coyoacán is one of the Mexico City neighbourhoods you walk — its museums, its squares and its market are all there — and the concierge puts the day together.

Museums and houses: Frida Kahlo Museum (the Blue House) · Leon Trotsky House Museum · National Museum of Popular Cultures
Squares and markets: Jardín Centenario · Plaza Hidalgo · Coyoacán Market
Green: Viveros de Coyoacán · Parque Frida Kahlo

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Aerial view of Tulum's Hotel Zone, with the beach, palapa roofs among the palm trees and the access road

Solaya Boutique Hotel · Tulum Hotel Zone

The Maya jungle, waiting to be discovered

On Tulum's hotel strip, along Carretera Tulum-Boca Paila: the Mayan ruins and the Sian Ka'an reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are a short drive or bike ride away.