The retreat was held over five nights and four days, just after the weekend of the Dia de Los Muertos celebration and during the La Calaca festival so the town was still extra lively and colorful during our stay. We provided chefs to feed our guests scrumptious seasonal meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day. Guests had the opportunity to take both Pilates and Yoga classes from a variety of instructors, and choose which activities touring the city and celebrating the festivities they cared to join.

Four years ago my husband Paul and I were introduced to San Miguel de Allende by one of our former Pilates instructors Kaley Parsons who grew up in San Miguel as a little girl. Right away we both agreed that we had to find a way to introduce other people in our lives to this beautiful gem in Mexico, now a world UNESCO heritage site. Because of my years of teaching and passion for Pilates and movement and our decades of combined experience in the hospitality industry, hosting a Pilates retreat seemed like the obvious next step.

There will be many opportunities daily to deepen practices that you have already established in your life or to begin some that you have yet to. Travelling outside of the country can be a challenge all by itself but what we have in store for you there will make it hard to come home.