Hacienda De San Antonio

Hacienda de San Antonio feels like stepping into a dream painted in colonial arches, vibrant tiles, and endless green. Days here unfold slowly—horseback rides through the coffee fields, picnics by the river, aperitifs in the rose garden. The interiors are decorated with museum-worthy Mexican antiques and handwoven textiles, while views of Volcán de Colima dominate every terrace and poolside vantage point. Food is hyper-local and seasonal, drawn from the estate’s organic farm and dairy. It’s not just a hotel—it’s a deeply cinematic hideaway with soul.

A grand 19th-century hacienda reborn as a luxurious, art-filled escape in the shadow of an active volcano, Hacienda de San Antonio is a deeply romantic retreat on a working coffee plantation in Mexico’s highlands.

This isn’t a beachside resort or a buzzy party scene. It’s remote, serene, and intimate—with only 25 suites—ideal for travelers craving culture, nature, and total disconnection.

You want to be transported—to a place with beauty, stillness, and heart. And maybe also to say you stayed in a hacienda once owned by Sir James Goldsmith.

Sunrise on your private terrace, watching the first light hit the snow-capped volcano while sipping estate-grown coffee still warm from the press.

Outdoor dining terrace - Where organic breakfast, fresh juices made to order, and coffee grown and roasted on Rancho Jabalí await.