ABOUT – Airis Hotel

Concept

A conceptual-boutique hotel, mystical, ecological and simply luxurious.

At Airis Eco-luxury Hotel & Spa, the goal is to re-engage with nature through an experience which will stimulate your senses from the moment you arrive until the moment you leave.

Our organic architecture is wholly natural. The design evokes simple luxury without material excesses.

Airis offers absolute privacy, an integration with nature; shapes, textures and details found nowhere else in the world.

All our areas are designed to achieve total relaxation, encounter the peace that is often missing in our daily routine; blending sheer luxury and nature in every detail of its design, architecture and service.

Each villa is built using natural elements and regional materials from southeast Mexico. The elements included in the design, interior decoration and furnishings offer the utmost luxury and comfort.

Every dish has been carefully created for the most exquisite of tastes. All our restaurants strive to elevate Mexican gastronomy and a fusion of international cuisine. We offer you the healthiest of options, to the most sublime guilty-pleasures.

Enjoy the breath-taking waters of El Cuyo, in this magical destination.
We chose this location after a meticulous search for a harmonious balance between ample space and natural beauty of the area.

The hotel is located on approximately 19 acres of land, achieving a sense of complete privacy, freedom and allure among our guests. We have created a sanctuary of nature and peace, enabling a return to your natural SELF, free from presumption and prejudice.

Philosophy

We strive to preserve the integrity of ecosystems, ensure the well-being of local inhabitants, and promote respect for the local cultural identity.

ARCHITECTURE

SACRED GEOMETRY

Sustainable habitats developed through architecture. We use natural materials which are harmonious with our respect for and understanding of the social and environmental context in which we live.

Our architecture is wholly natural. Our goal is to make our guests feel far away from material excesses, and for them to encounter the natural luxury of every single detail, in the magic, mysticism, shapes and textures.

All our common areas are designed to achieve maximum relaxation and encounter the peace we often lose sight of in everyday life.

LIFE

FLOWER OF LIFE

This is the name given to a geometric shape which is made up of 19 full circles of the same diameter and 36 circular arches, forming an overall hexagonal shape, which in turn, comprises a larger circle. The 19 smaller full circles of the shape overlap, creating symmetrical radial patterns which are similar to flowers. This and many similar motifs have been used all over the world ever since ancient times, as an ornamental pattern to decorate all kinds of surfaces.

All of the existing aspects of life can found within its proportions, every mathematical formula, every law of physics, every musical harmony, each form of biological life, including the body; every atom, every dimensional level–absolutely everything the universe contains in waveform.

PERMACULTURE

The concept of permaculture was conceived by Australian ecologists Bill Molison and David Holmgren in the mid-70s. It initially emerged as an agricultural method which eventually led to a conceptual and territorial spread of the notion of “permanent culture” throughout the world.

Nowadays, it has become a design system related to the creation of ecological, socially just, and economically viable, human settlements, constructing a cyclical and sustainable way of viewing the world (established by specific and ethical techniques and precepts).

BIOCONSTRUCTION.

Bioconstruction is defined as construction which designs strategies aimed at a reduced environmental impact, or positive impact, through sustainable initiatives, and the use (preferably) of natural and/or local materials. In this way, the aim is to make maximum use of the available resources with the minimum impact, in the planning and implementation stages, as well as in in terms of usage.

Bioconstruction emerges as a possible means of applying the three ethical bases of permaculture: caring for people, caring for the earth and sharing resources. By creating a union between a vernacular architecture and new sustainable technologies, bioconstruction enables the development of aesthetic and environmentally-sustainable techniques, which place value on the use of local materials and labor force.

BAMBOO

Bamboo is an ancient material which has accompanied humanity. Used as a basic raw material in different Asian countries and certain parts of Latin America, such as Colombia and Costa Rica, its common use is a given,, due to the abundance by which it can be found in the environment and the diverse uses its possesses, as well as how fast it can be renewed.