Mexico’s first Six Senses Hotel and Residences introduces a design approach rooted in land, materiality, and restraint. Designed by Combeau Murtagh in collaboration with Xala co-founding partner Juan Bremer, the project includes 51 suites and 36 branded residences set within Xala’s 3,000-acre coastal landscape along Costalegre.
The unveiling provides an early look at an architectural approach shaped by topography, climate, and the rhythms of Mexico’s Pacific coast. Rather than imposing a singular design language, the project is conceived in dialogue with the landscape, with buildings designed to sit quietly within their surroundings.
The project is planned as a village-like environment, where spaces are arranged to preserve openness, privacy, and a continuous connection between land and sea. The model room reflects this philosophy at a residential scale through open layouts and a seamless indoor-outdoor relationship shaped by airflow, filtered light, and surrounding views.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on Hotel Designs.
