Just what the hell we need
They're planning another in Riviera Nayarit
One&Only Santa Maria de Xala will be part of a new 1200-hectare development located approximately 100 kilometers (60 miles) south of Puerto Vallarta’s international airport. The authentic hacienda resort will command 8km (5mi) of impressive beach front, a connection to traditions past yet offering the latest in ultra-luxury. The resort will offer approximately 75 luxury villas and suites with private pools, providing the perfect accommodation for both couples and families. The development will also include a prestigious One&Only residential component.
The region’s heritage will be woven throughout the resort, utilizing natural elements, to inform the design of both the public and private spaces of the resort. True to the brand’s heritage, One&Only Santa Maria de Xala will offer a variety of world-class cuisines, showcasing regional specialties in restaurants overseen by internationally-acclaimed chefs. All culinary experiences will showcase the incredible local and seasonal offerings. The resort will also house an indulgent One&Only Spa, honouring the region’s heritage by utilising ancient Mexican traditions and holistic practices fused with modern spa therapies, as well as a Fitness Centre offering the latest technology and innovation. In addition, event and meeting space will be available for bespoke gatherings, whether for business or personal pleasure. One&Only Xala is planned to break ground in 2016.
The projects led by Kerzner International, in agreement with BK Parners, boasts about the announcement, “The locations truly showcase the best Mexico has to offer, each with a distinctive experience, and I am very confident that One&Only will continue to define ultra-luxury in the region.”
5 comments:
The prose in these promotional materials is almost -- no, it is -- creepy. Who talks like that? Who is seduced by vacuous platitudes? But it will provide jobs for Mexicans.
I think in the Tomatlan area where 3 or 4 more are trying/planning to open. With all the problems others are having I can't imagine they would try
Might be called Ritz speak?
Round these parts the logic behind building more and more grand hotels is money laundering - plain and simple.
In many cases I agree. What else are cartels gonna do with their billions. But environmental issues and pushing Ejidos around has stopped a few developments
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