About
Veracruz has a sugar soul and now also the sugar hotel: a tribute to Celia Cruz and the sugar industry. Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, on the emerald coast with rustic tropical and ranch architecture, they offer the perfect sense of relaxation and informality.
Architecture
Taller de Arquitectura
Elías Adam, José Robredo
Interior design
Carlos Couturier
Graphic design
Elástica
Rooms
Restaurants
With a palapa made by Veracruz artisans, an excellent view of the sea and a breeze that refreshes the soul, the restaurant is the reflection of typical Veracruz food, all prepared in sight.
Schedules
Mon - Sun 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
Pool Deck
The terrace is comfortable and private, all have an outdoor shower and most have a hammock.
Wellness
Xochicalli (House of Flowers), a holistic space with professional therapists. A space for relaxation and healing.
Events
POOL - In this space full of energy you can hold baptisms, weddings or any social event. - Capacity: 150 people (banquet) 220 people (cocktail) - Services: Staff, Variety of menus, Cocktail bar and open bar, DJ and Dance floor
GARDEN - As a background the sea, in this beautiful garden you can hold weddings or any social event. - Capacity: 300 people (banquet) - Services: Staff, Variety of menus, Cocktails and open bar, DJ, Dance floor and tents
HALL - Capacity: 40 people (banquet) - Services: Staff, Canapés, Coffee break, Cocktail bar, Internet, Projector and Screen with audio
Neighborhood
Just 10 minutes from the Nautla lighthouse, a small marine tower with the magical proportions of a child's drawing, is San Rafael, a town founded at the turn of the century by French immigrants established in a prosperous cattle-breeding colony, whose descendants continue to make cheese and other dairy products with the artisan formulas of their elders.
Martínez de la Torre whose origins go back to the beginning of the 19th century, when the pastures of the area then called Paso de Novillos were used for cattle fattening, it is today a city located on the banks of the Nautla River and constitutes an important agricultural, livestock center and commercial. Near Martínez de la Torre are the Filobobos Rapids, a tourist attraction where you can go rafting down the Filobobos river.
