Namron Hospitality has announced the opening of two new boutique hotels on Mexico's Pacific coast, further cementing its status as the country's fastest-growing boutique hotel chain. The new additions, NEST Los Cabos and MUSA, offer unique experiences centred around nature and wellness.
NEST Los Cabos, located in Baja California Sur, is an intimate desert retreat that embraces a philosophy of slow living. With only six accommodations, it offers a personalised experience with activities like kayaking and hiking amidst the biodiverse landscapes of the Sierra de la Laguna. The property focuses on sustainability through thoughtful design and local sourcing.
MUSA, situated on 177 acres in Ixtapa, Guerrero, is a regenerative retreat designed around conservation and community. It features 13 boutique rooms, 9 Hideaway casitas, and various villas, all part of Design Hotels. MUSA offers activities like regenerative farming and creative workshops, aiming to generate lasting value for the region through local employment and cultural preservation.
Yves Naman, Namron's founder, stated, “MUSA and NEST Los Cabos embody our evolving vision, which emphasises a nature-driven approach to hospitality that prioritises our guests’ wellbeing.”
These new properties not only expand Namron's portfolio but also reinforce its commitment to creating exceptional hotel experiences that honour local landscapes and cultures. As the company continues to grow, it plans to further its community initiatives in the Zihuatanejo area, focusing on education, animal welfare, and ecological restoration.
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