20 Best Boutique Hotels in Mexico City (2025)

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INTRODUCTION

Looking for the best boutique hotel in Mexico City? I know for me, finding the perfect small hotel, with just the right vibe, can be absolutely critical to the success of a trip.

I’m far too embarrassed to share with you exactly how much time and effort I put into the task of finding the best Mexico City boutique hotels (it’s a borderline obsession) –– it’s suffice to say, however, that I don’t want you to have to do the same. For this reason, in the following post I will share with you my complete best boutique hotel Mexico City list – by neighborhood – carefully curated from numerous trips to this vibrant, culturally-rich, and colorful city.

Before we get started, I want to provide a little bit of essential information to help you find the absolute best Mexico City boutique hotel for your trip. Alternatively, use the menu below to quickly find what you need or go straight to the hotel list.

I’M IN A HURRY (TOO LONG TO READ)

Okay, I get it. You are a busy person and this is way more information than you have time for. Here is a quick summary of what I want you to know about finding boutique hotels in Mexico City.

IS MEXICO CITY SAFE?

As in many big cities, you need to be careful with your belongings and stay in the major tourist areas (at least until you know the city well). The reason I recommend hotels over vacation rentals is because you will have 24 hour security, advice from hotel staff and a safety deposit box for your valuables.

WHERE TO STAY IN MEXICO CITY

In this post I describe a number of of great neighborhoods. My top three for visitors, however, are (in this order): Condesa, Polanco and Roma Norte. There are all safe and in perfect locations to visit the city’s top attractions.

BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS IN MEXICO CITY

Once again, I have many great properties described in detail below, but here are my absolute top boutique hotel Mexico City picks, by category.

BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS FOR ROMANCE

• La Valise (Rome Norte) & The Ignacia Guest House (Roma Norte)

BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS FOR A FRIENDS’ GETAWAY

• Virgilio by Kimpton (Polanco) & NaNa Vida CDMX (Roma Norte)

BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS FOR FAMILIES

• Virgilio by Kimpton (Polanco) & Casa Cleo (Condesa)

BEST BOUTIQUE HOTEL ON A BUDGET

• NaNa Vida CDMX (Roma Norte) & Hotel Villa Condesa (Condesa)

BEST AREA TO STAY IN MEXICO CITY

Mexico City or CDMX (Ciudad de México) is one of the most populous cities in the world (+20MM inhabitants) and has a very large footprint. It can be quite overwhelming to try to figure out where to stay.

I will describe in detail below the best neighbourhoods to stay in while visiting Mexico City. It is useful to know, however, that the best boutique hotels Mexico City has to offer are almost exclusively located in the neighborhoods surrounding Bosques de Chapultepec Park.

Often referred to as “the lungs of Mexico City”, this sprawling central city park reminds me a lot of NYC’s Central Park. It is a cultural hub in its own right – with no less than 11 museums within its boundaries and the towering Chapultepec Castle in the middle!

This giant green space is bordered by some of the nicest city real estate. These neighbourhoods include Polanco to the North, La Condesa to the south and Roma Norte to the south east. If you are a foodie, this is also where you are going to find some of the best restaurants in the city. (Mexico City has a phenomenal food scene – make restaurant reservations early!)

If you would like a quick visual, here is a map with the largest green pin centered on Chapultapec Castle – a very popular attraction within the park. Polanco is to the north-west, Condesa to the south, and Roma Norte to the south-east. (You can zoom out on the map for a better perspective.)

MEXICO CITY NEIGHBORHOODS

Before choosing a boutique hotel in Mexico City, it’s worth considering which neighborhood best matches your travel style. Here’s a quick overview of the most popular areas where visitors tend to stay:

LA CONDESA

The first thing you’ll likely notice about La Condesa is how green it is. This leafy, residential neighborhood is filled with tree-lined boulevards, charming parks, and elegant Art Deco architecture. It’s also relatively quiet—an ideal place to unwind after a busy day of exploring the city.

Condesa is perfect for wandering by foot or bike, with plenty of cafés, restaurants, and boutiques to discover along the way. And if you’re looking for even more dining and nightlife options, the lively Roma Norte is just a short cab or Uber ride away.

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ROMA NORTE

Roma Norte is a little hipper—and a touch edgier—than La Condesa. (Isn’t that true of most trendy neighborhoods?) Like its quieter neighbor, Roma’s streets are lined with colorful Art Deco mansions and stylish cafés, but with a bit more creative energy in the air.

It’s also home to some of Mexico City’s most beloved design hotels, indie clothing boutiques, contemporary art spaces, and more. This is where you’ll find many of the city’s buzziest patio bars and restaurants, including Contramar, Lina, and Rosetta.

If you like to stay out late, Roma Norte offers a livelier vibe than Condesa—perfect for night owls and cocktail lovers alike.

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POLANCO

Posh and picture-perfect Polanco is where you are going to find your super high end shopping, multiple art museums and your showy see-and-be-seen bars and restaurants. It is also home to two of Mexico City’s most lauded restaurants (Pujol and Quintonil).

Note: On our first trip to Mexico City, while lunching on a patio in Polanco, it took my husband and me a little while to register that the men in suits hanging around on the sidewalks were bodyguards for some of the city’s elite also dining nearby. This is either going to make you feel super safe in Polanco or super unsafe, depending on your perspective.

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OTHER AREAS

The next few neighborhoods are a bit less popular with short-term visitors, but I wanted to include them because they offer excellent value—especially if you’re traveling on a tighter budget.

COYOACÁN

While Coyoacán is a little distance from the central action of Mexico City, it is highly likely that you will spend at least part of your trip in this neighbourhood.

Coyoacán’s quiet streets are full of old mansions and former country estates. It is home to the Frida Kahlo Museum, the Diego Rivera Anahuacalli Museum, the San Juan Bautista Church (one of the most beautiful churches in Mexico City) and the Mercado de Coyoacán.

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REFORMA

Reforma is quite popular for those visiting Mexico City on business. It is home to sweeping boulevards dotted with monuments (like the Angel of Independence) and the United States Embassy.

This area is great if you are looking for a larger hotel in CDMX like the St. Regis, The Marriott, The Hilton or The Sofitel, but not great if you are looking for a Mexico City boutique hotel experience. The hotels along Paseo de La Reforma (one of the city’s largest boulevards) are typically of the large chain, skyscraper variety.

Now of course, these giants come with some amenities that even the best boutique hotel in Mexico City may not be able to offer, such as a large fitness facility, an indoor pool, a hot tub, a luxury full-service spa, a choice of cafes, bars, and casual to fine dining restaurants.

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SANTA FE

Compared to the historical architecture on display in most of Mexico City, Santa Fe is shiny and modern. Much of the neighbourhood has been developed over the past 20 years. It is home to many company head offices and is popular place to stay if you plan to combine both business and leisure. That said, it is a little far from the main attractions of Mexico City and is not serviced by the Metro.

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CENTRO HISTORICO

Home to many historical landmarks, Mexico City visitors are drawn to this area to stroll the gigantic Zócalo Plaza and visit the art nouveau Palacio de Bellas Artes, the National Palace (home to Diego Rivera’s famous mural The History of Mexico), the Metropolitan Cathedral, the pedestrian-only Calle Madero and the Mercado de Artesanías (traditional craft market).

This area is a little grittier, and while a must-see, it is not my first choice in terms of areas to stay in Mexico City. That said, you will find several nice design hotels at decent prices (much less expensive than Polanco and Roma Norte).

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TIPS FOR BOOKING

LOCATION

Many of Mexico City’s major tourist attractions and museums are located in, or close to, the central Bosques de Chapultepec (Chapultepec Park). By booking a hotel in one of the surrounding neighbourhoods (Polanco, Roma Norte or Condesa), you can minimize your travel time between attractions and have more time to enjoy the city.

AIR CONDITIONING

Mexico City can get hot and muggy at certain times of the year, with the hottest months being March-June. It is nice to have a hotel room with air conditioning. Most of the hotel rooms listed in this post do offer that feature or it has been otherwise noted.

BOOK EARLY

The best boutique hotels in Mexico City often book up months in advance—especially in popular neighborhoods like Roma and Condesa. To secure your ideal stay, it’s best to reserve as early as possible.

Not quite sure about your dates? Opt for a flexible booking. I personally prefer pay-later options, which help avoid losing out on foreign exchange fees or currency fluctuations if you have to cancel—since most bookings are charged in Mexican pesos (MXN).

ROOM TYPES

When choosing your room category, pay close attention to whether it’s an interior or exterior room. Interior rooms in some of Mexico City’s gorgeous old restored mansions may not have windows, or may only have a window that open up to an inside courtyard. If natural light and air flow matter to you, it’s worth double-checking before you book.

MIND THE NOISE

Mexico City is a vibrant, lively place—which also means it can be noisy. If you’re sensitive to sound, avoid rooms near rooftops, bars, or common areas, or try to book a room near the back of the building. Hotels on quieter side streets tend to be more peaceful, and properties with soundproof windows are well worth seeking out.

READ RECENT REVIEWS

Although I update this post frequently, before you book a specific property, I would really encourage you to read reviews from the most recent guests. My pet peeve these days is that reviews often default sort to the most helpful reviews or offer a consolidated AI review. However, this doesn’t necessarily tell you that there is new construction beside the hotel or that the pool is closed for maintenance. I really think that this little extra step is worth your time.

24 HOUR FRONT DESK / SECURITY

In a foreign city, it can be comforting to know that there is always someone right downstairs should you have an issue. This can be especially true if you don’t speak Spanish. All the Mexico City boutique hotels listed in the post have someone at the front desk / or on duty 24 hours a day.

FAMILY ROOMS

It can been tricky to find Mexico City family hotels, especially when you prefer boutique hotels (which often cater to romantic getaways). For boutique hotels in Mexico City with family rooms, check out the Pug Seal Polanco Anatole France, Virgilio by Kimpton, The Red Tree House, Casa Izeba and Pug Seal Allan Poe.

If you do not find anything that suits your needs in the hotels listed above, Expedia also has a pretty decent platform for apart-hotels in Mexico City.

20 BEST MEXICO CITY BOUTIQUE HOTELS

BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS IN POLANCO, MEXICO CITY

If you are looking for the best boutique hotels in Polanco, Mexico City – here they come – and there’s quite a few! It’s no surprise that this swanky neighbourhood has the highest concentration of luxury boutique hotels in Mexico City considering all the fine restaurants, beautiful cocktail bars, luxury stores, art museums and parks nearby.

1. LAS ALCOBAS

After undergoing an extensive renovation (2022), Las Alcobas is definitely once again considered to be one of the best Polanco boutique hotels. In fact, it is often ranked as one of the top 10 best hotels in Mexico City as a whole. (Guests simply rave about the excellent service.)

This 35-room gem, located in the heart of Polanco, is a Marriott Luxury Collection Hotel property. The Yabu Pushelberg designed rooms and suites feature a sleek modern design, adorned with touches of sophisticated rosewood, soft earth tones, and unique textures,

Room features include marble spa-style bathrooms with a soaker tubs, rain showers, handmade Mexican soaps, Italian linens, hypoallergenic goose-down comforters, mini fridges (with complimentary non-alcoholic beverages), high speed internet, and a top shelf mini-bar. Las Alcobas offers twice-daily house cleaning and even a bath butler service!

This property has a full service spa (Aurora) as well as a very highly rated restaurant (Anatol). It is in a fabulous Polanco location, close to many excellent museums, parks and some of Mexico City’s best shopping.

Please note: Las Alcobas Mexico City welcomes guests 13 years of age and above.

Check rates for Las Alcobas on Expedia or Booking.com.

2. VIRGILIO BY KIMPTON (OPENED 2024)

Virgilio by Kimpton is a 48-room boutique hotel set in a restored 1940s Art Deco building in Polanco’s Polanquito district. Facilities include a leafy central courtyard, rooftop pool with cabanas, fitness center, spa, and two on-site restaurants—Pepe Mesa Español and La Caña. Guests can enjoy complimentary bikes, yoga classes, a daily social hour, and pet-friendly amenities, all with Kimpton’s signature blend of style and hospitality.

Rooms and suites are individually styled with handmade tiles, artisanal décor, plush bedding, and modern touches like smart TVs, Bluetooth speakers, and yoga mats. All rooms feature air conditioning, minibars, luxe bath products, and laptop safes, while suites add walk-in showers, separate living areas, and private terraces. Many overlook the courtyard, offering a peaceful retreat from the city.

Check rates for Virgilio by Kimpton on Expedia or Booking.com.

3. THE WILD OSCAR

The Wild Oscar is a beautiful 28-unit Polanco luxury boutique hotel. It is located on a quiet residential street within walking distance of Polanco parks, restaurants, museums and shopping. It offers private residential-style guest rooms, with free wifi, air conditioning, a smart TV, mini fridge, Nespresso maker, organic Loredana toiletries, bathrobes and slippers.

Guests love the on-site restaurant and bar (Constance) that is available exclusively to those staying at the hotel. The property also has a small fitness centre, rooftop terrace and meeting rooms for business travelers.

The Wild Oscar has bicycles for loan and is also within walking distance of Chapultepec Park, the National Museum of Anthropology and the Tamayo Contemporary Art Museum.

Check rates for The Wild Oscar on Expedia or Booking.com.

4. PUG SEAL ALLAN POE

The Pug Seal Allan Poe is a 20-room hotel within easy walking distance of the Jumex Museum, The Soumaya Museum, Polanco’s lovely Lincoln Park and some of Mexico City’s best restaurants.

The property offers a variety of room configurations, suitable for single travelers, couples, and even rooms large enough for a family. Hotel features include express check-in, free wi-fi, a gorgeous outdoor garden, an honor bar, a concierge service and complimentary bikes for loan*.

*Tip: On Sunday mornings between 8am-2pm the Paseo del Reforma (one of CDMX’s major thoroughfares) is closed to traffic. This is only a 5 minute ride from the Pug Seal Polanco Allan Poe and it’s a lovely time to experience the core of the city traffic-free.

Rooms at the Pug Seal Allan Poe Polanco offer air-conditioning, flat screen TVs, an in-room minibar (stocked with some complimentary beverages) and organic toiletries. Some rooms also have a balcony and a kitchenette. The complimentary breakfast offered at this lovely Polanco boutique hotel is divine!

Check rates for The Pug Seal on Expedia or Booking.com.

5. CASA POLANCO

Opened in 2022, Casa Polanco is a lovely 19-room boutique luxury hotel located in a meticulously restored mansion. It is in a brilliant location close to Polanco restaurants and shopping. It is right across the street from Lincoln Park, and just a short walk to Paseo de Reforma, Chapultepec Park, the National Anthropology Museum, The Museum of Modern Art and the Tamayo Museum.

This lovely small hotel in Polanco features express check-in and check-out, a 24-hour front desk, room service, allergy-free rooms, free bikes for loan, free WiFi, a fitness center and a “Spa Cabin”.

Guest rooms offer air-conditioning, a wardrobe, a kettle, a minibar, a safety deposit box, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. Select rooms have a patio.

Guests at Casa Polanco Hotel Boutique can enjoy an à la carte or an American breakfast.

Check rates for Casa Polanco on Booking.com.

6. THE ALEST

Another recent addition to the Polanco luxury boutique hotel scene is the gorgeous Alest Hotel. It’s hard not to be impressed by the polished British-inspired façade and the contemporary lobby, restaurant and bar. The hotel is in an excellent Polanco location, close to the neighbourhood’s best shopping and restaurants, and just a short walk to the National Museum of Anthropology and the Museo Tamayo.

Even if you are not staying at the property, stop by for a cocktail (curated by the team behind the famous Coctelería Limantour) and visit their lovely boutique Casa Ku, full of beautiful, locally designed goods.

The Alest offers air-conditioned rooms, with wifi, a wardrobe, Nespresso coffee maker, large flat screened TV, safety deposit box, bathrobes, slippers, luxury toiletries and a minibar with complimentary drinks and snacks. The hotel also has a concierge, tour desk, room service and bicycles for loan.

Check rates for The Alest on Expedia or Booking.com.

7. PUG SEAL POLANCO ANATOLE FRANCE

Like its sister hotel, the Allan Poe, the Pug Seal Polanco Anatole France is in a convenient Polanco location, close to the Soumaya Museum, the Jumex Museum and a ton of great restaurants, cafes and bars.

This property offers 24 hours security, concierge services, daily housekeeping, a daily à la carte breakfast, free private parking, a business centre and bikes for loan.

The luxuriously appointed rooms at this lovely Polanco boutique hotel offer air-conditioning, a desk, a safety deposit box, a flat-screen TV, a balcony and free wifi.

Check rates for The Pug Seal Anatole France on Expedia or Booking.com.

BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS ROMA NORTE, MEXICO CITY

If you are looking for Roma Norte, Mexico City hotels, here are the best of the best in the boutique hotel category.

8. CASA COLIMA 71 (OPENED 2023)

Colima 71 Casa de Arte is a boutique hotel set in a contemporary four-story building on one of Roma’s most elegant streets. Designed by architect Alberto Kalach, the property blends modern minimalism with curated Mexican art and design.

Guests have access to a coffee bar, rooftop terrace, library, and a small retail space. The location is ideal—just steps from art galleries, top restaurants like Rosetta, and Roma’s leafy plazas.

The 16 suites range from compact studios to spacious terrace units, each with a kitchenette or full kitchen, air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, and streaming-enabled TVs. All rooms include safes, organic bath products, and daily housekeeping. Some offer private balconies or terraces. A made-to-order breakfast from Panadería Rosetta is included, and the hotel is pet-friendly.

Check rates for Casa Colima 71 on Expedia or Booking.com.

9. LA VALISE

La Valise is one of Mexico City’s most beautiful small luxury hotels (and one of the hardest to book because it is always full). Thankfully, back in 2024 they expanded – adding a spa and 5 stunning new rooms (for a total of 8).

The artfully crafted suites at La Valise each feature a private terrace, a Nespresso machine, LorendAna toiletries, free WiFi, a 40″ flat screen TV, Apple TV, a BlueTooth speaker and a safe.

A beautiful breakfast is included with a stay at this property (and room service is available).

La Valise is an adults-only and pet-free hotel.

Check rates for La Valise on Expedia or Booking.com.

10. NANA VIDA CDMX (OPENED 2023)

NaNa Vida CDMX is a boutique hotel in the heart of Roma Norte that blends colorful Mexican design with warm, personalized service. Guests can enjoy a leafy inner courtyard, a small on-site art gallery, and a cozy café serving breakfast and snacks throughout the day. The staff are friendly and attentive, adding to the homey feel of this charming stay.

Rooms at Nana Vida are thoughtfully decorated with handcrafted touches, vibrant textiles, and local artwork. Each room includes air conditioning, a smart TV, complimentary coffee and water, and a well-designed bathroom with rainfall shower.

It’s worth noting that the hotel does not have elevators, and rooms can be a bit noisy due to the bar downstairs—though they thoughtfully provide earplugs and white noise machines for a better night’s sleep. On the plus side, it offers very affordable rooms in an otherwise very pricey area of Mexico City!

Check rates for NaNa Vida Roma Boutique Hotel on Expedia or Booking.com.

11. CASA GOLIANA

Casa Goliana is a beautiful 8-room Roma boutique hotel in a restored 20th century mansion. It is conveniently located within walking distance of many wonderful Roma Norte restaurants and shops. This property offers the personal service of a high-end hotel and the cozy comfort of a quiet Roma Norte B&B (breakfast included, of course ).

Each room at Casa Goliana is uniquely furnished. Room features include air conditioning, daily housekeeping, wifi, flat screen tvs, high thread count linens, luxury toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, and a safe.

Bonus: It’s Green! This property runs on 100% renewable energy collected from solar panels.

Check rates for Casa Goliana on Expedia or Booking.com.

12. CASA IZEBA (OPENED 2023)

The 8-room Casa Izeba is a stylishly converted family home (“Aunty’s House”) that seamlessly blend elements of its warm cozy history with modern design and amenities.

The hotel is in an absolutely perfect Roma location, with some of Mexico City’s best cafes, restaurants and cocktail bars all with a block or two. (The famed Panderia Rosetta is right downstairs!)

Room features at Casa Izeba include a wardrobe. complimentary toiletries, flat-screen TVs and air conditioning. Select rooms have a terrace.

This Roma boutique hotel has a 24 hour front desk, concierge service and free wifi throughout. It also has a very lovely inner courtyard and rooftop terrace.

Casa Izeba is set 1.3 km from The Angel of Independence, 1.4 km from the United States Embassy and 2.9 km from Chapultepec Castle.

A continental breakfast is included with most bookings.

Check rates for Casa Izeba on Booking.com.

13. IGNACIA GUEST HOUSE

The Ignacia Guest House perfectly blends the history of a 100+ year old Roma mansion with modern design. It sits right on the border of Roma Norte and Roma Sur but still within easy walking distance of the neighbourhood’s most desirable restaurants and shops. The very popular food market “Mercado Roma” is also only a 7 minute walk from this lovely property.

Each of the 9 rooms at The Ignacia offers air conditioning, satellite TV, complimentary in-house movies, luxury toiletries, free wifi, a room safe and daily newspaper. Also included in a stay is a delicious complimentary breakfast and a daily cocktail hour in the beautiful garden courtyard.

14. NIMA LOCAL HOUSE HOTEL

If you are looking for a cozy and stylish boutique hotel in Roma Norte, the 4-room Nima Local House is a true gem. It is also in the perfect neighbourhood location with the famous Panderia Rosetta just a 3 minute walk away, as well as some really great independent boutiques, bars and restaurants.

Each unique room at this property features a king size bed, a balcony, air conditioning, daily housekeeping, high speed internet, a smart TV (with Netflix), a room safe, a dry minibar, Persea toiletries and a Nespresso machine (upon request).

The shared areas of the house include a beautiful living room, a rooftop garden and a business center. The Nima Local house offers a concierge service and 24 hour security.

Check rates for The Nima Local House on Expedia or Booking.com.

NEW ROMA NORTE BOUTIQUE HOTEL – A recent addition to Roma Norte’s boutique hotel scene, Casona Roma opened in late 2024 in a beautifully restored 1920s Belle Époque mansion. The property features elegant rooms and several food and drink venues, including a rooftop lounge and a hidden speakeasy. Early reviews have been a bit mixed—likely just some growing pains—but I still wanted to include it in case you’d like to check it out. You can see current reviews and rates on Booking.com.

BEST BOUTIQUE HOTELS CONDESA, MEXICO CITY

If you are looking for Condesa, Mexico City boutique hotels, here are the best of the best!

All of the rooms feature a king bed, air conditioning, daily housekeeping, free wifi, a smart TV (with Netflix), a safety deposit box, bathrobes, a coffee machine and minibar. Breakfast is available for an extra fee.

Note: Octavia Casa is not able to welcome children under the age of 12.

Check rates for Octavia Casa on Expedia or Booking.com.

17. CASA CLEO

Casa Cleo is a boutique aparthotel by Viadora located on tree-lined Calle Mexicali in Hipódromo Condesa. Built in 2021 and set across two adjoining Belle Époque–style buildings, it offers public spaces like a rooftop terrace, fitness center, and small front garden. The property features a 24‑hour front desk and 24‑hour security, daily housekeeping, laundry facilities, and elevators serving all floors

Casa Cleo comprises 12 individually furnished suites and studios, each with air conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, and a safe. Room layouts include separate living areas and kitchenettes in most units. Bathrooms come with both a bathtub and shower, plus hair dryers. Entertainment features include flat‑screen TVs with cable, and additional conveniences such as minibars, private entrances, and daily cleaning. Select units include balconies or terraces

Check rates for the Boutique Hotel Casa Cleo on Expedia or Booking.com.

18. EL ALFONSA (OPENED 2024)

El Alfonsa is a restored Art Deco building tucked into a leafy street in Hipódromo Condesa. Originally constructed in the 1930s, the property was thoughtfully redesigned by Mexican architect Antonio Farré. The property includes a small front garden, rooftop terrace, and common areas accented with locally made furnishings and custom tilework. Its location offers easy access to Parque México, Avenida Amsterdam, and many of Condesa’s top restaurants and cafés.

The hotel offers 13 apartment-style suites, each with its own kitchenette, dining area, and ensuite bathroom. Rooms vary in size but all include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, soundproof windows, and daily housekeeping. Select units feature private patios or balconies.

While the property is self-catering in nature (daily housekeeping is offered for an extra fee), it also offers 24-hour security and keyless access for convenience.

Check rates for El Alfonsa on Expedia or  Booking.com.

19. CASA DECU

Casa Decu is a bright and modern Condesa boutique hotel with 27 rooms, including some 2 bedroom suites (suitable for families). One of the things that guests love most about this lovely design hotel in Mexico City is the rooftop patio, where a complimentary breakfast is served each morning.

The property offers daily housekeeping, a 24 hour front desk, laundry facilities and a small gym on the rooftop. Room features include a wardrobe, free wifi, flat screen TVs and a safety deposit box.

Check rates for Casa Decu on Expedia or Booking.com.

20. THE RED TREE HOUSE

The traditionally-styled Red Tree House has long been one of the hardest Mexico City boutique hotel reservations to secure. This highly rated and very popular hotel property has just 11 room and suites, including several larger options that can sleep up to 6 people.

The property is located very close to Chapultepec Park and Castle as well as many excellent Condesa cafes, bars and restaurants. Hotel services included a concierge, a 24 hour front desk, daily housekeeping and laundry services. There is also a shared garden and sun terrace for guest use.

Note: This property welcomes children ages 8 and up.

Check rates for The Red Tree House on Booking.com.

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