Condesa DF
Roma Norte, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Bohemian courtyard hideaway”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Moss-green seating fills a sunlit triangular courtyard where guests and neighborhood locals mix from morning to night.
“Bohemian courtyard hideaway”
A buzzing rooftop bar and courtyard patio drawing locals and guests for evening cocktails.
India Mahdavi custom furniture and moss-green accents fill a sunlit triangular inner courtyard.
A restored 1928 French Neoclassical building standing at the tree-lined edge of Parque España.
At the buzzing intersection of Roma Norte’s galleries and Condesa’s parks.
Rooms
Rooms feature custom wood finishes and moss-green tones, offering quiet shelter above the ground-floor buzz.
Backstory
Designer India Mahdavi transformed this 1928 French Neoclassical apartment building, opening it as a hotel in 2005.
Eat & drink
A leafy rooftop terrace serves late-night cocktails with open-air views stretching across the treetops of Parque España.
The neighborhood
Positioned right at Parque España, you can wander straight into leafy Condesa or the art galleries of Roma Norte.
“The interiors are by the Parisian designer India Mahdavi, whose custom-designed details — from the furniture in the rooms to the tableware in the restaurant — convey a strong sense of personality.”
“Condesa DF is still—if not the shiniest or most elegant hotel—the hippest. In large part, this comes down to excellent design.”
The app
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