Take in the beauty of the historic San Miguel de Allende at Habitas's latest property.
The earth-inspired rooms are all single-bedroom suites covered in natural elements such as limestone walls and wooden furnishings, complete with quiet gardens and private terraces to take in the beautiful surroundings. The resort, in keeping with its mission, consulted with regional artisans to add a native touch to the lodgings’ aesthetics, including sustainable bed linens and art pieces.
“Habitas San Miguel is the perfect intersection of nature and culture, an experience that synchronizes with the creative pulse of San Miguel de Allende and its vibrant art, cuisine, music and film,” Habitas cofounder and CEO Oliver Ripley said in a statement. “It is an ideal base from which to discover the city, while our brand’s innovative, sustainable design allows our community to celebrate the creative human spirit, its mindfulness and well-being.
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