Projects that go beyond hospitality
A few years ago, when Laguna Cyprien started, we realized that the best in hospitality lies in the details: the caring service of those who build the projects, the carefully selected design and objects, the aromas that envelop you and accompany you throughout your stay, the textures that embrace you.
Hospitality is a very varied industry, with projects ranging from small and large hotels to guesthouses, shops, and restaurants. To transform personal care moments and small daily rituals, we design products that impact the hospitality experience and, at the same time, harmonize with each space, building opportunities and moments to connect more humanly with visitors.
We create products that adapt to the needs of each place and its visitors, with basic personal care amenities, air fresheners, and objects that combine design and practicality, made in Mexico with biodegradable ingredients and reusable and recyclable materials.
These are some of the projects we accompany to make your hospitality experience better than you imagine.
Hotels
Hotel Umbral
In the Historic Center of Mexico City is Umbral, a boutique hotel part of Hilton's Curio collection. The building, dating back to 1924, has a vibrant past that was architecturally preserved as a restoration project in collaboration with INAH.
Its interior retains original details such as its staircase and ironwork. It comprises more than 50 rooms and spaces like the rooftop, from which you can enjoy views of the city.
Where?
Venustiano Carranza 69, Historic Center, CDMX
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Punta Nayaa
On the coast of Oaxaca, Punta Nayaa is a space for connection and rest on the shores of Zicatela beach. The name of this newly opened project comes from the Zapotec word for freshness. With a design that stands out for its use of green, it encapsulates the essence of the natural space surrounding the hotel, creating an environment full of life.
Where?
Boca de Agua
Under the Quintana Roo sun, beside the Lagoon of Seven Colors in Bacalar, Boca de Agua is a dream in the middle of the jungle. This project, which we have had the opportunity to accompany since its inception, is distinguished by its philosophy of conservation and coexistence with the habitat, allowing visitors to escape into nature without disturbing it.
Boca de Agua has 22 treehouse-style rooms for resting among the plants and sharing space with spider monkeys. Environmental impact and sustainability are fundamental pillars for this project, from its architecture to its amenities.
Where?
Carretera Chetumal, Cancún - Chetumal KM 4.5, Bacalar
Spa
Nima Urban Spa
Amidst the city's speed and constant movement, Nima Urban Spa builds an intimate space to connect with ourselves, care for ourselves, and restore our well-being. Its wellness services range from facials to quantum well-being programs like the Sound Sanctuary and Satori. If your mind and body need anything, this is where you can find an environment of total relaxation.
Where?
Colima 212, Roma Norte, CDMX
Restaurants
Kill Bill
A small restaurant capable of transporting us to Japan with its robata-style food, minimalist light wood design, a classic ambiance accompanied by jazz, and a wonderful blend of traditional and contemporary. At Kill Bill, there's a lot of freshness in its gastronomy and clear talent in the kitchen.
Where?
Orizaba 39, Roma Norte, CDMX
Darosa
This restaurant in Colonia Juárez is a space where Italian food is complemented by good company and the homely atmosphere of simple design and vinyl music. Darosa is a place to enjoy life Italian style: with plenty of food, loud laughter, and good drinks.
Where?
Babero
For a good after-dinner conversation, you need delicious food, an atmosphere that makes time stand still, and a space full of comfort and life.
Babero has a New York feel with a fun and modern style, and an international food menu ranging from pasta to burgers.
Where?
Durango 219, Roma Norte, CDMX
