Lo Sereno Casa de Playa
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Modernist hotel with wood interiors, infinity pool, gourmet Mexican food
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Av. de la Playa Manzana 20 Lote 12-CR 40802, 40807 Troncones, Gro., Mexico Get directions
Modernist hotel with wood interiors, infinity pool, gourmet Mexican food
Av. de la Playa Manzana 20 Lote 12-CR 40802, 40807 Troncones, Gro., Mexico Get directions
"In the seaside village of Troncones, a half hour up the coast from Zihuatanejo is this distinctly modernist, totally unforgettable hotel. Despite the infinity pool, bar and restaurant, and spa-like bathrooms, the hotel brings warmth through a warm, wood-focused interior. This low-key feel extends beyond the rooms to the town as Troncones is known to locals and surfers as a stylish sanctuary." - The MICHELIN Guide
"In the seaside village of Troncones, a half hour up the coast from Zihuatanejo is this distinctly modernist, totally unforgettable hotel. Despite the infinity pool, bar and restaurant, and spa-like bathrooms, the hotel brings warmth through a warm, wood-focused interior." - The MICHELIN Guide
"A boutique hotel that combines Ibiza chill with Balinese escapism, offering sunset beachside cocktails while kids play in the waves." - Marissa Hermer Marissa Hermer Marissa Hermer is a Los Angeles-based entrepreneur and restauranteur behind Boujis Group (The Draycott and Olivetta), as well as an avid travel enthusiast, gourmand, and mother of three. Trav
"Among Mexican beach resorts, modern design isn’t exactly an everyday sight. But hotelier Rafael Sainz Skewes set out to challenge the thatched-roof stereotype. There’s no reason sun, sand and surf can’t comfortably coexist with clean-lined, modern concrete architecture. Here, in the seaside village of Troncones, is the distinctly modernist, totally unforgettable Hotel Lo Sereno Casa de Playa." - Mark Fedeli
"Hand’s down the prettiest place to stay on the beach, this ten-room Design Hotel was opened just last year by a debonair Mexico City transplant with a thing for modern architecture. The minimalist yet intimate design mixes local wood, poured concrete, and thoughtfully chosen Mexican art. An airy, beach-front restaurant serves elevated takes on Mexican favorites, and a gorgeous, black-tiled infinity pool completes the scene." - Christina Pérez
