Condesa DF
Upscale boho — bold floral prints, curving acrylic furniture, dark wooden floors, and the kind of monastic-room simplicity that somehow still feels warm. Hip without being precious. Local crowd mixes freely with guests.
Corner Suite 03.02 is the top pick among regulars — 180° views and a proper French-style bathtub at 44 sqm
Why It Matters
One of the first true boutique design hotels in Mexico City, conceived by Grupo Habita founders Carlos Couturier and Moisés Micha. Listed in the 2020 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List. Interior design by India Mahdavi, architecture by Javier Sánchez, art by Betsabeé Romero. The rooftop terrace bar is a genuine local gathering spot — not a hotel afterthought.
Condesa DF occupies a heritage-protected 1928 French neo-classical building on the exact street that divides La Condesa from La Roma — two of Mexico City's most architecturally rich and walkable neighborhoods. The hotel has 40 rooms entirely dressed by Parisian designer India Mahdavi, whose brief was to bring Europe to Mexicans and Mexico to foreigners simultaneously. Everything revolves around a dramatic triangular central patio rimmed by three floors of white shutters, with room walkways facing inward so guests are always part of the scene. Bedrooms run chocolate brown and moss green where lesser design hotels would default to white.
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
Balcony Room
A 23 sqm room with a queen bed and a Juliette balcony on the lower floors. Street-facing, with views over the tree-lined Condesa neighborhood. The Juliette balcony doesn't have room to stand out on, but the view and natural light are solid. Double occupancy.
Queen · 23 sqm
Balcony Suite
Similar footprint to the Balcony Room at 23 sqm with a queen bed and Juliette balcony, elevated to suite category. Street views over Condesa. Double occupancy.
Queen · 23 sqm
Balcony Twin
Same 23 sqm footprint as the Balcony Room but configured with two queen beds and a reading chair. The Juliette balcony overlooks the Condesa street. One of the few rooms that works for two friends or non-couples. Option to add a third guest at extra cost.
Two Queens · 23 sqm
Corner Suite
At 44 sqm this is the most spacious room below the penthouse. A 180° wrap of views, king bed, a proper living room, and a large French-style bathtub — the bathtub alone sets it apart. Mr & Mrs Smith's reviewers specifically flag suite 03.02 as the one to book. Double occupancy.
King · 44 sqm
Patio Room
The smallest category, at around 21 sqm. Queen bed, a desk, and a cushioned outdoor seating area overlooking the interior courtyard. Good for those who want to be right in the hotel's social heart — the courtyard view is what makes this room. Double occupancy.
Queen · 21 sqm
Terrace Suite
The most unusual room in the house: just 19 sqm inside, but wrapped by a 15 sqm private terrace with unobstructed views of Parque España. King bed. The bathroom opens directly onto the terrace. That outdoor-indoor flow is rare in the city. Double occupancy.
King · 19 sqm
Top Suite
The penthouse-level suite. The room itself is 43 sqm but the real draw is the surrounding 65 sqm terrace — it's essentially a private rooftop. King bed plus a sitting area. Exuberant views in every direction. Double occupancy.
King · 43 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Complimentary bicycles available for guests. The Condesa-Roma neighborhood is one of the most bike-friendly areas of Mexico City, with tree-lined streets and Parque España right at the door.
The hotel has a dance floor on the premises, consistent with the Thursday–Saturday late-night energy of the rooftop bar.
In-hotel library available to guests.
On-site movie theater available to guests.
Seven private event spaces available for meetings, dinners, birthdays, and corporate events. The hotel adapts spaces to group size and offers curated menus, cocktails, and open bar service.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and in all rooms.
Continental breakfast included with all room stays. Also served on the rooftop terrace.
Triangular fourth-floor rooftop terrace with views of Parque España and Chapultepec Castle. Houses La Terraza restaurant and bar. No pool.
Small to medium-sized pets welcome. Non-refundable fee of USD 50 per pet, per night. Up to two dogs accepted in most rooms.
Airport transfers to/from Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX) and Toluca Airport (TLC) available for a surcharge. USD 57 for up to 2 guests, USD 65 for 4–7 guests, each way. Must be booked 24 hours in advance.
On-site valet parking available at $22 USD per day.
Electric vehicle charging stations are not available at this property.
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