Blue Diamond Luxury Boutique Hotel
Contemporary sensibility that harmoniously marries art and nature
Guided by our oriental heritage, and influenced by the Yucatan's vibrant cultural diversity and the region's rich architectural heritage, we have created a unique luxurious experience in this extraordinary destination.
The design predicated on respect for nature and had been determined by its natural surroundings and whose construction would make a minimal impact on nature by becoming an integral part of it.
Art became a crucial element in response to the Blue Diamond Luxury Boutique Hotel 's natural setting, contributing a world charged with sensations, atmospheres, hues, flavors and redolence. It fortuitously appears in every one of the distinct spaces within this extremely refined hotel complex, designed for pleasure, relaxation and the profound —perhaps meditative— enjoyment of all who are privileged to experience it.
The artistic legacy of Mexican culture
Here, on this slender stretch of verdant jungle nestled along the dramatic Yucatan coastline, the artistic legacy of Mexican culture has had a profound impact on our resort. The felicitous union of architecture and art has produced sumptuous comforts reflected in the pleasurable intimacy of the guest quarters, elegant common areas, flowing canals, spectacular cenote, contemplative harmony throughout the gardens, the blessed peace contained within the courtyards and other equally fascinating spots, along with the art adorning them.
Surely, this unique model of art will leave an everlasting mark, standing out for its visual and esthetic contribution as well as its insuperable artistic significance.
Blue Diamond Luxury Boutique Hotel design brings nature to center stage.
The resort pays tribute to its natural setting by an all-out effort to showcase its enigmatic beauty to best advantage. while at the same time safeguarding and conserving it from destruction. The culturally and biologically diverse Yucatan Peninsula plays muse, generously inspiring and motivating a host of alternatives for those who seek sophisticated accommodations and contemporary comfort.
We took special care to ensure we abided by official guidelines, carrying out environmental impact studies on the various eco-systems, particularly the mangroves and water area as well as on the flora and fauna.
Art courtyards
Fuego de A-mar courtyard
The Patio Fire of Á-mar, a work by Pablo Amor Gilberto Boja, calls for a spiritual connection with Mother Earth through the use of the 5 Mayan elements: Earth, Water, Air, and Fire.
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Arboles del Mar courtyard
The Patio Arboles del Mar is a creation by Paloma Torres. In this patio, the embrace of Mother Earth is revealed alongside three sculptures, where in plain view lies the treasure of the sacred tree, the ceiba. Its main purpose is to connect with the trees and appreciate the treasure of life.
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Manantial de Ensueños
This piece by Kyoto Otta allows for spiritual rebirth within the representation of Mother Earth's womb, where the sanctuary provides protection to feel secure while journeying into one's personal inner self.
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Una voz de sal, una gota de aliento
The Voz de sal Gota de aliento patio by Yolanda Gutiérrez is designed in the form of a mandala to aid in the spiritual release of problems or situations for inner peace. In the center, it features the sacred ceiba tree, which, combined with the mandala, creates an energy that activates the 7 chakras, allowing the person to feel better.
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Espiral de Manantial
The central focus of this courtyard designed by Yvonne Domenge is the powerful presence of the sculpture itself, which inspires thoughts about our relationship with nature and with ourselves. The purpose is to retain tranquility, freshness, and spirituality.
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Piedra Vegetal
In this patio by Eduardo Rincon Gallard, you can observe stones that, more than an artistic representation, aim to immerse you in the past, present, and future of life.
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La Ceiba
At the entrance you can find La Ceiba, a sacred tree revered by many pre-Hispanic cultures in Mesoamerica, such as the Maya. It is also sacred to several tribes in Peru, where they believe that certain deities of the jungle live within it. The famous legend of the Popol Vuh tells us that the creator gods planted sacred ceiba trees in each of the four directions of the cosmos.
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Art and architecture
Paradise at your fingertips
Architecture is the art of living well. Our luxury resort has a design that is focused on the vanguard. It is a construction of the strictest elegance and quality, guarded by the jungle and the sea. It is a work of minimalist design and organic lines, with an open concept, adorned by gardens and works of art. The resort’s suites are arranged around the river, the lagoon and the cenote. This demonstrates our brand commitment to taking care of nature and the local environment.
