Oceanfront bungalows, infinity pool, yoga, cinema, great food
Cerrada Del Museo De La Tortuga S/N, 70946 Mazunte, Oax., Mexico Get directions
"They call Zoa a “hotel secreto,” and it’s not much of an exaggeration; it’s set on a hillside above the coast, between the two beaches, and its elevation offers not just privacy but far-ranging views. With just five thatched-roof bungalows, it keeps its footprint small, as do its ecologically sensitive practices, from its onsite vegetable garden to its biodegradable bath products." - Mark Fedeli
"This stretch of south-facing beach on Oaxaca’s Pacific coastline, spanning the villages of Mazunte and San Agustinillo, is spectacular, and the towns are in that sweet spot: lively but not crowded, off-the-radar but not impossible to reach. And while the beginnings of a luxury travel scene are present, they’re tasteful and restrained — a description that suits Zoa perfectly." - Mark Fedeli
"They call Zoa a “hotel secreto,” and it’s not much of an exaggeration; it’s set on a hillside above the coast, between the two beaches, and its elevation offers not just privacy but far-ranging views. With just five thatched-roof bungalows, it keeps its footprint small, as do its ecologically sensitive practices, from its onsite vegetable garden to its biodegradable bath products." - Mark Fedeli
"The hotel's setting on a hillside above the coast offers privacy and far-ranging views. With five thatched-roof bungalows, the hotel keeps its footprint small, as do its ecologically sensitive practices, from the onsite vegetable garden to biodegradable bath products." - The MICHELIN Guide
"The hotel's setting on a hillside above the coast offers privacy and far-ranging views. With five thatched-roof bungalows, the hotel keeps its footprint small, as do its ecologically sensitive practices, from the onsite vegetable garden to biodegradable bath products." - The MICHELIN Guide
