It took 15 years to transform the hotel.

The light blue exterior wall is set off by the shining green leaves in front of the door, giving people the first impression that the hotel is particularly beautiful.

This Azur hotel is located in Oaxaca, a famous historical and cultural city in southern Mexico.

Established in 1874. In the past 100 years, this building was occupied by colonists, shoemakers, seamstresses, doctors, Mexican snack vendors and the first garbage truck driver in Oaxaca in the name of big houses and apartments. Therefore, although it was finally converted into a hotel, the building has always retained the human touch and fireworks left by the residents.

1992, Blue Hotel escaped the demolition and reconstruction. After that, the hotel owner hired four famous local artists in Oaxaca to design and decorate the hotel, which took 15 years.

The four masters are Fransisco Toledo, Ruben Leva, Jose Villalobos and Luis Salat. Héctor Esrawe, an outstanding interior designer, is the supervisor to supervise the whole project operation.

According to the arrangement, each meta-artist is responsible for the design of a suite, and at the same time they have to cooperate to complete the design of courtyards, stairs, corridors and other rooms. Nowadays, artists' sculptures, paintings and interesting artworks are scattered all over the hotel.

There are cave-like chapels, libraries and projection rooms.

The whole hotel is divided into two courtyards. Stepping into the hotel gate is the first courtyard-the dining area of the hotel restaurant. This is a small area, which is easy to make people feel intimate.

Go through the restaurant and go a little further to the second yard. The yard is planted with beautiful local trees and cacti in Oaxaca. The local cactus likes to grow straight into the sky, shaped like an organ in a church.

Every room in azur Hotel is not only full of light, but also spacious, and is equipped with a window similar to the cabin porthole, so customers can directly see the scenery in the yard.

Besides, different rooms have different styles. Customers can find an alternative straw hat, a Moroccan blue scarf and a traditional Mexican shopping bag in the room. Almost all the decorations in the room are made locally: handmade carpets made by Teotitlán del Valle and mineral water filled by Sierra Juárez. ...

Toledo designed mosaic patterns on wall tiles for bathrooms in all rooms, giving people a vivid and bright feeling.

It is worth mentioning that there is a bar on the roof of the hotel, and you can climb it to enjoy the unparalleled beauty of the whole city.

Azur Hotel is in no hurry to show everything to customers in a short time. On the contrary, residents will gradually feel their charm. Find the small eggs left after the transformation design in every corner, and let customers play hide-and-seek games.

In this noisy and carnival city of Mexico, Azul Hotel is looking for shelter in the noise. Finally, it took 15 years to do it.

Go through the restaurant and go a little further to the second yard. The yard is planted with beautiful local trees and cacti in Oaxaca. The local cactus likes to grow straight into the sky, shaped like an organ in a church.

Every room in azur Hotel is not only full of light, but also spacious, and is equipped with a window similar to the cabin porthole, so customers can directly see the scenery in the yard.

Besides, different rooms have different styles. Customers can find an alternative straw hat, a Moroccan blue scarf and a traditional Mexican shopping bag in the room. Almost all the decorations in the room are made locally: handmade carpets made by Teotitlán del Valle and mineral water filled by Sierra Juárez. ...

Toledo designed mosaic patterns on wall tiles for bathrooms in all rooms, giving people a vivid and bright feeling.

It is worth mentioning that there is a bar on the roof of the hotel, and you can climb it to enjoy the unparalleled beauty of the whole city.

Azur Hotel is in no hurry to show everything to customers in a short time. Instead, it will gradually make residents feel their charm. Find the small eggs left after the transformation design in every corner, and let customers play hide-and-seek games.

In this noisy and carnival city of Mexico, Azul Hotel is looking for shelter in the noise. Finally, it took 15 years to do it.