The shores of the Riviera Nayarit—famous for their dramatic landscapes and magical sunsets—can now boast the opening of a new hotel: Rosewood Mandarina.
Located 45 minutes from the Puerto Vallarta airport, this property is surrounded by the most exuberant vegetation thanks to a location where white sand beaches, coastal estuaries, mountains, and plains converge.
With a total of 134 suites—all featuring a private pool and outdoor terrace—the architecture and interior design, led by Caroline Meersseman of Bando x Seidel Meersseman, is also a reflection of the cultural richness of this region of the Mexican Pacific.
One example is the furniture and decorative elements that celebrate the artisanal talent of the Wixárika and Cora communities, incorporating traditional techniques into contemporary spaces and resulting in a striking aesthetic with a profound sense of belonging.
The culinary offering is composed of concepts where seasonality and heritage are the prevailing rules. From the traditional Mexican fare at La Cocina to the Mexican-Japanese fusion at Toppu or the relaxed coastal flavors of Buena Onda, each gastronomic experience is born from a commitment to local ingredients.
Additionally, the resort features a private polo and equestrian club, a golf course designed by Greg Norman, a spa enriched by local traditions, and an extensive catalog of outdoor adventures ranging from surfing to zip-lining, all framed by spectacular and diverse landscapes.
Source:
https://lifeandstyle.expansion.mx/viajes-y-gourmet/2025/10/21/el-nuevo-retono-de-rosewood-en-mexico
