Colima, Mexico Located at the Foothills of Volcano of Colima, in the Picturesque Highlands of Mexico, Is the Captivating Hacienda De San Antonio

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Colima, Mexico Located at the Foothills of Volcano of Colima, in the Picturesque Highlands of Mexico, Is the Captivating Hacienda De San Antonio Colima, Mexico Located at the foothills of Volcano of Colima, in the picturesque highlands of Mexico, is the captivating Hacienda de San Antonio. It is a place blessed with eternal spring, with exuberant and extraordinary gardens unfolding into immense vegetation and the hacienda’s own Rancho Jabalí, from where most of the produce served on property is sourced. With just 25 individually designed suites, this is an exclusive destination offering the highest levels of personalized service and a range of outdoor activities immersing guests into the unspoilt nature surrounding the property. 2 Travel Time BY CAR BY PLANE* PRIVATE TRANSFERS COLIMA TO HSA 45 MIN MANZANILLO TO HSA 2 HRS 45 MIN GUADALAJARA TO HSA 3 HRS 1 HR CUIXMALA TO HSA 3 HRS 1 HR COMMERCIAL FLIGHTS MEXICO CITY TO MANZANILLO 1 HR MEXICO CITY TO COLIMA 1 HR 20 MIN *Private Transfers to the Hacienda’s MONTERREY landing strip can be organized upon request. pacific ocean 3 the history of The 19th century hacienda was established by German immigrant Don 1879 Hacienda de Santa Cruz Arnoldo Vogel, and his Mexican wife, Doña Clotilde Quevedo de Vogel. Construction of Hacienda de The cool highlands were ideal for growing Arabica coffee, which 1890 Santa Cruz was completed allowed the Hacienda to become a respected coffee producer The magnificent arched aqueduct was constructed using black volcanic The Aqueduct was built 1904 stone to provide water for use in the main house as well as to operate the generator, which provided power to the ranch machinery. The Chapel was established at the Hacienda in 1913 when a volcanic eruption threatened to destroy the coffee plantations. Its owner, Doña The Chapel of Saint Anthony 1913 Clotilde Vogel, prayed to her favorite saint and promised to build him a chapel if the Hacienda and plantations were spared, the Hacienda was then renamed “Hacienda de San Antonio.” In the late 1970’s, Don Antenor Patiño bought the The New Hacienda 1970’s hacienda and brought the Mexican architect, Mauricio Romano, to begin renovations. British financer & tycoon, Sir James Goldsmith, acquired the hacienda. 1980 He first came to Mexico and acquired a large plot of land what would Sir James Goldsmith become Cuximala. Years later he bought the abandoned Hacienda from Patiño’s heirs. The restoration and decoration of the hacienda took about 10 years to its completion. To start the project Sir James brought French Hacienda de San Antonio 1990’s designer Robert Couturier to offer a classical European perspective. Renovation His daughter Alix Marcaccini and interior designer Armand Aubery decorated the hacienda, balancing the spirit and tradition of a Grand Mexican Hacienda manor house with the soul of a family home. 4 Accommodation suites Thoughtfully decorated by owner Alix Marcaccini and interiors designer Arman Aubery, Hacienda de San Antonio’s 22 spacious Suites and 3 Grand • 540-640 sqft. Suites combine colonial grandeur with the spirit and tradition of a large • Open-plan bedroom and living room • Spacious bathrooms with bathtub Mexican house. Occupying 3 bougainvillea-covered sides of the house and and underfloor heating offering Garden, River and Volcano views, all suites are located across 2 stories • French style doors to volcanic stone around a plant filled courtyard. Decorated with hand-made wool carpets from terrace or step-out balcony Oaxaca, European textiles and art pieces from the personal collection of the • Fireplace family, each room has its own character and color palette. • King-size bed • Bose speaker system and high-speed wifi Each of the 25 impeccably decorated suites use the bright colors of Mexico and are complete with high-ceilings, working stone fireplaces and tiled bathrooms. Ground floor suites lead out to a shared volcanic stone terrace, and each of the second floor suites has step out balcony. An overstuffed chair and matching footstool invite to relax, whilst sipping a coffee or cocktail from the impressive minibar. Cashmere throws are provided for fresh mountain evenings, as are locally inspired amenities, including soap produced at the Hacienda’s own Rancho Jabali. 5 Accommodation SUITES garden VIEW 10 Garden Suites face towards the formal gardens which are inspired by Alhambra Palace. Each Suite has French style doors leading to a volcanic stone terrace with outdoor seating on the ground floor, and step out balcony on the second floor. river VIEW 4 river view Suites face towards the River Valley. 2 suites are located on the ground floor and 2 on the second floor. Each Suite has French style doors leading to an extended volcanic stone terrace with outdoor seating and sun loungers. volcano VIEW 8 Volcano view Suites look out over the majestic Volcano of Colima and Hacienda’s aqueduct. 6 suites are located on the ground floor with direct access through French style doors to the peaceful backyard garden, and 2 are located on the second floor with step out balconies. 6 Accommodation grand suites Hacienda de San Antonio’s 3 signature Grand Suites The 3 Grand Suites, all located on the second floor benefit provide ample space, light and spectacular views over the from a separate living room with its own fireplace and formal gardens, River Valley and Volcano of Colima. The additional full en-suite bathroom. Grand Suites ‘El Quetzal’ living rooms are set up for lounging with plush sofas and arm and ‘El Sol’ have an extended volcanic stone and ceramic chairs as well as a writing desk stocked with custom made floor terrace, whilst ‘El Volcan’ occupies an enviable corner Hacienda de San Antonio stationary. Each Grand Suite has position with views towards the river and the mighty volcano an impressive minibar and cocktail station, including coffee as well as 4 step out balconies. and mangrappa produced at Rancho Jabali. GRAND SUITE EL SOL GRAND SUITE EL VOLCÁN GRAND SUITE EL QUETZAL 7 Accommodation GRAND SUITES el sol • Garden view • 1,400 sqft. • Located on second floor • Separate bedroom and living room • 2 fireplaces • 2 large bathrooms • French style doors to private terrace • King-size bed • Bose speaker system and high-speed wifi el volcán • 1,400 sqft. • Located on second floor • Separate bedroom and living room • 2 fireplaces • 2 large bathrooms • Volcano view • Corner living room with step-out balconies • King-size bed • Bose speaker system and high-speed wifi el quetzal • Volcano View • 1,400 sqft. • Located on second floor • Separate bedroom and living room • 2 fireplaces • 2 large bathrooms • French style doors to private terrace • King-size bed • Bose speaker system and high-speed wifi 8 Organic Gastronomy Our refined cuisine is based on the finest traditional Mexican recipes, with the occasional touch of international influences. In addition to the main restaurant, meals are served in enchanted private corners of the Hacienda, and on request can be accompanied by a pianist or a traditional Mariachi band. A key characteristic of our dining experience is the use of seasonal and organic ingredients sourced directly from the Hacienda’s organic gardens and farm, as well as from our sister property – Cuixmala. It is a daily tradition for our guests to gather in the Yellow Room for afternoon tea, lovingly prepared by the Hacienda’s chefs. 9 The Hacienda’s richly detailed rooms provide a sumptuous backdrop to life at the Hacienda. The Yellow Bar, with its views to the garden, is the social hub for evening cocktails and lively conversation. The wood Living Spaces beamed library is a quiet retreat while the light filled Mirador room is ideal for reading or a movie. The striking Club Room with its volcanic stone columns is a place for dining, gathering or special events. 11 9 Activities & Excursions • Horseback Riding • Mountain Biking • Hiking • Tennis • Spa Services • Historic Hacienda Tour • Cheese and Coffee Making Tour • Hot Air Balloon • Skydiving • 4WD Quad Tours • Picnics on Rancho Jabali • Baking Class • Painting Class • Cocktail Class • Cow Milking • Charreada • Stand Up Paddle Boarding Off Property Activities • Volcano Excursion • Golf at Altozano Colima • Historic Pueblo Tour in Comala 10 WWW.HACIENDADESANANTONIO.COM Hacienda de San Antonio Direct Tel. | +52 (312) 316 0300 Domicilio Conocido, San Antonio, Mexico | 01 800 590 3845 Comala, 28463 Colima, Col. UK | 808 101 3780 [email protected] 12.
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