Former Pablo Escobar mansion is now a luxury hotel
Casa Malca is on the Caribbean coast of Mexico, and was once a mansion owned by the infamous Colombian drug kingpin
Though there are few traces of its past left now, this luxury hotel on the Caribbean coast of Mexico was once a mansion owned by Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.
Casa Malca, a stunning Mexican hotel near Tulum, was bought by renowned New York art collector and gallery owner Lio Malca in 2012.
Malca renovated the building and created a new boutique hotel that he filled with valuable pieces from his art collection, including works from Keith Haring, KAWS, and Marion Peck.
Here’s what it looks like inside:
Casa Malca was formerly owned by notorious drug baron Pablo Escobar.
It was abandoned after he died in 1993 and subsequently bought by New York art dealer Lio Malca in 2012.
It’s on the east coast of Mexico, outside Tulum.