St. Regis Punta Mita recently completed the first phase of its property-wide reinvention project, debuting enhancements to the lobby and concierge areas, a selection of guestrooms and suites, Altamira Lobby Bar, Las Marietas Restaurant & Bar, Marietas Pool & Beach and outdoor wedding spaces. Phase two begins later this year.
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“This reinvention project is a pivotal chapter in the history of the resort, welcoming in a new era of unmatched luxury for our guests,” said Gonzalo Guelmanros, general manager, St. Regis Punta Mita. “Positioned in one of the most coveted areas of Punta Mita, our property embodies the elegance our innovative founder John Jacob Astor IV built and we look forward to welcoming both new and returning loyal guests to experience this next phase for the resort.”
Eight Ocean Front Beach Villas were reimagined to now feature large open spaces, huge apertures and local materials, each boasting its own dipping pool. In-room amenities include a Gold Beauty Bar and the St. Regis Signature Butler is available day or night to all guests. Newly designed guestrooms and suites utilize color, lighting and natural elements to evoke the spirit of traditional Mexican Haciendas.
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Tequila and mezcal shine at Altamira Lobby Bar, boasting unique programming, signature cocktails and upscale bar bites inspired by Mexican street food. Three-meal eatery Marietas Restaurant & Bar reflects the region’s culinary diversity with seafood-forward offerings. Marietas Pool & Beach offers loungers, daybeds and cabanas with Beach Butlers offering exclusive poolside amenities. A large lawn area was added in front of Marietas Restaurant & Bar is perfect for wedding ceremonies and receptions; there’s also a 2,600-square-foot ballroom, a Hacienda-style courtyard, garden venues and more.
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