Hamak Group Unveils Plans for Three Properties in Mexico

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08 December 2010 11:15pm

Esencia developers Alberto Remirez, Nicolas Dominguez and Federico Carstens have joined forces to form Hamak, a hotel group in Mexico. Formerly of Prohotels Management and Hotel Ikal del Mar (currently known as Tides Riviera Maya), the trio launches this new endeavor with a focus toward the creation and operation of eco-conscious hotels throughout Mexico. Together, the three hospitality professionals combine more than 50 years’ first-hand experience operating luxury boutique hotels and resorts throughout Mexico.

In June 2010, Hamak opened Lúmina Luxury Suites (www.luminaluxurysuites.com) in Mexico City. Located in the heart of Polanco, one of the most dynamic and cosmopolitan areas of Mexico City, Lúmina is encapsulated within a harmonious and serene space. With only 12 luxurious suites, Lúmina offers guests an intimate space where the art of Mexico and its roots are fused with light and gardens from top to bottom.

On the horizon for Hamak are three distinctive properties throughout Mexico, including Ikal Cancun, a luxury all-inclusive set to open October 2011 in Cancun. With seven restaurants and bars, three pools, a 17,000-square-foot spa and fitness center, and interior designs by David Rockwell, the hotel promises to offer guests an experience unlike any other in the city.

Their second project is Chable, a destination spa resort in Mérida, another Culturally Greening property. Scheduled to open in November 2011, Chable will offer the ultimate spa destination experience for guests to immerse themselves in local customs and traditions.

Furthermore, located near Tiburon Island along the Sea of Cortez, Hamak’s third project, Itaai, will feature 25 luxury tents. Itaai introduces guests to camping in style.

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