The hotel Azucar is located in Mexico, North America. The hotel architecture and the interior design is created by Carlos Couturier, Elias Adam, Jose Robredo.

The design is a mixture of elegance and a fashion with nature and the hotel consist 20 low-lying withewashed palapas (bungalows) each topped with a thatched roof and having a private terrace overlooking the stunning beach of Mexico. Just one look is enought to feel the airy and breezy atmosphere.

The red-cedar woodwork in the private spaces comes from driftwood collected from the beach. Public spaces are largely open-air, like the relaxing biblioteca(library) where guests can lounge in wicker chairs or on pinkpillows under jug lamps hanging from an open thatched ceiling, or an outdoor spa that features a yoga space and spa services.

Visitors can take a dip in a funky pool with sunbleached pink beanbags, and can have a dinner at almost cartoon-like colourless furniture in the hotel’s sugar-white restaurant. This hotel offsets its luscious surroundings, but it’s like a sweet treat that keeps you coming back for more.