Must-see hotels in Mexico City

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    Casa Comtesse

    Run by an amiable French owner, this 1940s historic building houses eight rooms adorned with tasteful art and furnishings and a parquet-floored dining…

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    Gran Hotel Ciudad de México

    The Gran Hotel flaunts the French art nouveau style of the pre-revolution era. Crowned by a stained-glass canopy crafted by Tiffany in 1908, the atrium is…

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    Casa González

    A family-run operation for nearly a century, the Casa is a perennial hit with travelers seeking peace and quiet. Set around several flower-filled patios…

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    La Casona

    This stately mansion has been restored to its early-20th-century splendor to become one of the capital’s most distinctive boutique hotels. The 29 rooms…

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    Red Tree House

    Condesa’s first B&B has all the comforts of home, if your home happens to be decorated with exquisite taste in a splendid part of town. Each of the 17…

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    Casa San Ildefonso

    A 19th-century building that most recently served as a storage facility for street vendors has been transformed into a cheerful hostel off a pedestrian…

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    Izta 54

    This converted art deco apartment in the heart of fashionable Condesa fulfills many fantasies of a charmed CDMX life. Wake up in a plush bed in a bright…

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    Chalet del Carmen

    Run by a friendly Coyoacán native and his Swiss wife, this ecofriendly house strikes a warm blend of Mexican and European aesthetics. On offer are five…

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    Condesa Haus

    Owner and host extraordinaire Fernando took an old art deco home and turned it into one of the most stylish boutique hotels in Mexico City. Each room has…

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    Capsule Hostel

    This poshtel is less Japanese capsule hotel and more boutique hospital ward (with a similar level of cleanliness). Curtains wrap around the large dorm…

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    Gael

    In fancy Condesa, budget digs of this quality are hard to come by. Helpful English-speaking staff are quick to point out the coworking space and sociable…

  • Hostal Regina

    Off the lively Regina corridor, this 18th-century historic building makes a great base to explore downtown. On offer are dark, chic private rooms with…

  • El Patio 77

    Stay in a 19th-century mansion with eight tastefully appointed rooms, each decked out with crafts from a different Mexican state. Like that Huichol bead…

  • Chaya

    Like a secret at the edge of Alameda Central, diminutive Chaya nestles on the top floor of an exquisite art deco building. Rooms exude utilitarian…

  • Mexico City Hostel

    Steps from the Zócalo, this colonial-era structure has been artfully restored, with original wood beams and stone walls as a backdrop for modern, energy…

  • Hostel Home

    Housed in a fine old porfiriato-era building and managed by easygoing, English-speaking staff who celebrate diversity, this 20-bed hostel is on the narrow…

  • Flowsuites Polanco

    An affordable option by Polanco standards, the large comfy suites resemble deluxe apartments, giving you plenty of bang for your buck with minimalist…

  • Hotel Historico Central

    Occupying a restored 18th-century building in the historic center, this colonial-style hotel gives you plenty of bang for your buck. All of the well…

  • Villa Condesa

    You can say adiós to hectic Mexico City from the moment you set foot in the Villa’s leafy lobby. The 14 rooms in this striking historic building combine…

  • Palace Hotel

    Run by gregarious Asturians, the Palace has large, neat rooms, some with broad balconies giving terrific views down palm-lined Ramírez to the domed…