Downtown Mexico A Member Of Design Hotels
What the experts agree on
A 17th-century Centro Histórico palace steps from the Zócalo, blending colonial details—exposed brick, stone staircases—with industrial-chic design by Grupo Habita. Rooftop pool and trendy, design-savvy crowd seal the appeal.
“This neo-industrial hotel is managed by the successful Habita group.”
– The Telegraph
18.7
"Simple forms highlight rich textures, from the dark tiled floors to the raw wood furnishings to the screens, almost Moorish in style, that set the bathrooms apart from the bedrooms." Full review
"An oasis of style in the formerly neglected Centro Histórico, the 500-year-old city center." Full review
"This relative newcomer to the mix of hotels situated in Mexico City’s historic downtown area brings a young, hip, and modern touch to the seventeenth-century palace." Full review
"The coolest of the cool new Mexico City boutique hotels, Downtown attracts a stylish, savvy clientele whose tastes run toward fashion, culture, and design." Full review
"The red volcanic-rock façade sets the tone for the interior, with its quarry doors, handmade tiles and magnificent stone-forged colonial staircase." Full review
"The Mexican boutique hotel company Grupo Habita really does have its fingers on the pulse when it comes to opening in the right neighborhoods." Full review
"Downtown Mexico blends colonial 17th-century viceregal style with industrial architecture, creating a kind of chic bohemian royal atmosphere." Full review
"Live (and eat) like a Count(ess) in the historic town center." Full review
"Beautiful, trendy youngsters frequent this design hotel in the heart of Mexico City." Full review
"Mexico City’s Zócalo has all kinds of establishments. In a single visit you can cover museums, restaurants and historical buildings, so it makes sense to find a hotel near the City’s main..." Full review
$106/night
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