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A Rustic Modern Hotel in the Forests of Yelapa, Mexico

By Magaly Grosso

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If you happen to be a daring person who also likes adventure, this hotel will be completely to your liking. Embedded in thick vegetation, surrounded by mountains, and accompanied by a beautiful lake that rests at its feet, this place is definitely the golden dream for nature lovers.

View of the huts embedded into the thick vegetation

It was built amid the forest canopy of Yelapa, Jalisco, Mexico, in 2007, and its construction took only four weeks. This rustic-modern aesthetic hotel was designed by Heinz Legler, who used to own a film set construction company, and Veronique Lievre, previously a set decorator from Paris. They started this project as their personal hideaway, but ended up with a five-acre hotel property with an infinity pool, a spa, restaurants, a yoga hut, and eight guest rooms.

Detailed view of the huts that appear to be born from the mountains

A recent expansion led to the construction of the V Houses, which consist of five units that are real steel-structured towers, using wood as cladding. The design itself is focused on the experience of the spectacular views that are seen from that height. In addition, each of the rooms is connected to the next through floating wooden walkways. The route is surrounded by abundant tropical foliage and, from there, a nearby bay can be seen.

Cabins with areas to enjoy the views
Cabins with areas to enjoy the views
Cabins with areas to enjoy the views
Recreational areas, terraces, swimming pools, etc.
Recreational areas, terraces, swimming pools, etc.
Terraces with wonderful views to the mountains and the lake
Terraces with wonderful views to the mountains and the lake
Interior of the cabin
Interior that integrates perfectly to the place
Night view of the cabins

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About Magaly Grosso

Magaly Grosso was born in Venezuela where she grew up and studied Advertising and Marketing. With time, she realized that what she truly wanted to dedicate herself to was Interior Design, which is why she decided to study it and devote herself to it. Learn more about HomeDSGN's Editorial Process.

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