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This document appears to be a promotional listing or email featuring luxury travel destinations in Mexico. It describes a former private villa on the Yucatan Peninsula turned boutique hotel and introduces a separate listing for a hotel in Zihuatanejo.
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| Duchess of Ferrari |
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originally built the tropical hideaway on the Yucatan Peninsula
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"It's rare to find a luxury resort as down to earth as this Condé Nast Traveler Hot List alum."Source
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"The Duchess of Ferrari originally built this tropical hideaway on Mexico's fabled Yucatan Peninsula in the early 1990s"Source
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It's rare to find a luxury resort as down to earth as this Condé Nast
Traveler Hot List alum. Sitting on 50 wild acres of jungle by the beach,
this striking Italian-style villa has white sand-colored interiors that match
the serene beach outside. The Duchess of Ferrari originally built this
tropical hideaway on Mexico's fabled Yucatan Peninsula in the early
1990s to entertain her globetrotting friends. It has since been remade as
a 29-room boutique wonder, where that local culture is so intrinsic to the
design that it can be found in the minutest details.
Traveler Hot List alum. Sitting on 50 wild acres of jungle by the beach,
this striking Italian-style villa has white sand-colored interiors that match
the serene beach outside. The Duchess of Ferrari originally built this
tropical hideaway on Mexico's fabled Yucatan Peninsula in the early
1990s to entertain her globetrotting friends. It has since been remade as
a 29-room boutique wonder, where that local culture is so intrinsic to the
design that it can be found in the minutest details.
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A Barefoot Hideaway in Zihuatanejo
Hotel Las Palmas - Mexico
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