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Forty minutes south of Merida, a heavy wooden gate opens onto centenarian gardens, 11 Moorish stone arches, and a cenote-style pool that Yucatan Magazine has called the most photographed in Yucatan. Hacienda Subin is a[...]

The walls were standing, but only barely. When designer Laura Kirar and her partner Richard Frazier first walked the grounds of a ruined henequen estate outside Merida in 2008, what they found was not a building: it was a[...]

Forty minutes south of Merida, a wooden gate set into a low stone wall marks the entrance to a different kind of Yucatan. Past the gate: eleven Moorish stone arches, volcanic rock floors set by Maya craftsmen three centuries ago, and a[...]