San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico
Hotel BO
Hotel Bo is a hotel in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico.
Trendy Little Boutique Hotel. Great Restaurant.
This funky little boutique hotel is a little removed from the character of the city but has some very modern facilities, a good team of staff and a great restaurant headed by the celebrated Chef Ricardo Munoz Zurita.
The décor is design-led, minimal and vibrant, incorporating lots of light and natural materials. Its rooms are bright, spacious and contemporary with its sheep’s wool carpets made locally and many contrasting patterns being played out. Surrounded by gardens filled with nut trees and fountains, there’s a manicured tranquility to the hotel and at night, when the rooms and surround are all lit up, a stylish warmth also.
One a month there are live jazz music sessions in the bar and in-room spa treatments are offered.
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