I’ll save you some time: there is no 100% vegan hotel in Mexico City. I went looking, half-convinced that a city with this many vegan taco stands had to have one tucked away somewhere. It doesn’t. What Mexico City has instead is one of the best plant-based food scenes on the planet — more than […]
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Here is the awkward truth about vegan hotels in New York: there isn’t one in New York City. Not a single fully vegan hotel in the five boroughs, in a city with hundreds of vegan and vegetarian restaurants, Michelin-recognized vegan dining, and vegan dessert shops in half its neighborhoods. Costa Rica has the Mother Earth
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Vegan hotels in Europe have moved well past the novelty stage. A decade ago, a vegan traveler booking a European getaway had two real options: a self-catered apartment, or a hotel breakfast buffet reduced to dry toast and a fruit bowl. Now there are dozens of fully vegan properties spread from the Scottish Highlands to
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Vegan hotels in the UK fall into three categories that get used interchangeably online, and the difference matters more than most guides let on. A 100% vegan hotel means the whole building runs on plant-based principles: breakfast, toiletries, bedding, even the cleaning products under the sink. A vegan-friendly hotel means there’s a proper vegan menu
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Most guides treat “vegan hotel” and “vegan-friendly hotel” as interchangeable. They’re not, and that mix-up is exactly how people end up disappointed at check-in, staring at a continental breakfast that’s 90% dairy and eggs. A vegan hotel keeps animal products out of everything — food, toiletries, bedding, even staff uniforms. A vegan-friendly hotel is any