HOTELS Verana Hotel - Retreat In The Lush Jungles Of Mexico

Verana Hotel - Retreat In The Lush Jungles Of Mexico

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Yelapa Mexico North America
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The Verana Spa is carved into the lush jungle overlooking a beach that sits like a blessing next to the lazy ocean. Designed by Hollywood set designers, your sense of adventure is tingled from the moment the jungle parts to reveal the ‘primitive chic’ spa (you may want to play the theme from Jurassic Park for effect). The spa has its own twist on traditional treatments. For a unique experience, why not choose their Watsu massage performed while you float in the warm waters of their hydrotherapy pool?

You will have the chance to explore deserted islands and swim in turquoise tropical water or go fishing as the early morning sun shines like your renewed spirit. The spa has a number of designer houses constructed with local materials and are built to incorporate the beauty of the jungle/beach setting. Your privacy is assured with your house surrounded by aromatic palm and citrus trees. There are no electronic distractions, the healing sounds of nature create an ambiance to heal and soothe your body, mind, and soul.

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PRICE FROM $320


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PRICE FROM $320


Yelapa, 48800 Puerto Vallarta, Mexico


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