Traveling abroad for a vacation isn’t a simple option; in addition to saving up a fair bit of money, you have to organize your schedule so that work or school doesn’t fall by the wayside. But this time, there’s no need to apply for a passport or book a flight—all you need to do is head to Cuernavaca to enjoy an Eastern-inspired experience at the Japanese-style Grand Fiesta Americana Sumiya hotel.
This epic journey begins in a space dedicated to the Japanese culture of relaxation and energy balance. The rooms, with their oriental design, are meant to be a sanctuary of peace from which you can gaze out at the gardens, the pools, and the rest of the spaces that make up the resort.
Tours of the Kabuki Theater for $95
Part of your visit will focus on admiring the architecture and art of the place. In fact, there’s a guided tour where you’ll explore the Kabuki Theater. According to the official Grand Fiesta Americana website, Sumiya is home to the only replica of this type of theater registered in Latin America. At the end of the tour, you can enjoy herbal teas that will complement this moment of tranquility.
It’s worth noting that this tour isn’t just for hotel guests; outside visitors can also join on weekends at various times. The cost of this tour is $95 per person. You can also opt for a private tour, which costs $760 for groups of up to eight people.
How much does it cost to stay at this Japanese-style hotel in Cuernavaca?
The rooms can accommodate up to four people, with options for king-size beds and pool views. Rates per night range from $2,096 to $7,976. You can make a reservation or request more information via WhatsApp.
Day pass with food credit
If you don’t want to stay at this hotel but would like to explore its facilities—even if just for a little while—you’ll be delighted to know that a day pass is available Monday through Thursday, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The cost is $990 per person; you’ll have access to the pool, the gym, and the common areas of the hotel. Plus, you’ll receive a $600 credit to use on food and beverages.
Whether you decide to stay overnight or prefer to explore these beautiful spaces in a single day, this Japanese-style hotel absolutely must be on your list of upcoming destinations.
