Design hotels in Mexico City

Polanco, Mexico City From $550

Campos Polanco

Restored Art Deco suites with custom brass celosía screens and local artist paintings.

Polanco, Mexico City From $1,500

Casa Polanco

Claudio Gantous restoration setting Irish green marble and minimalist millwork against historic stonework.

Colonia Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City $$

Casapani

Restored mid-century architecture showcasing volcanic stone floors, bespoke oak millwork, and vintage furnishings from modernist masters.

Centro Historico, Mexico City From $250

Círculo Mexicano

Pared-back Shaker minimalism by Ambrosi Etchegaray with custom ash furniture and exposed brick.

Roma Norte, Mexico City From $700

Colima 71 Casa de Arte Hotel

Alberto Kalach's concrete architecture frames Darío Escobar's suspended bicycle-tire sculpture.

Centro Historico, Mexico City From $250

Downtown Mexico Hotel

Vaulted brick ceilings meet custom pale wood screens and raw volcanic masonry.

Roma Norte, Mexico City $$$

El Cortes

Layered interiors pair pale oak herringbone floors and oxblood velvet headboards with bespoke Talavera tiles and marble vanities.

Centro Historico, Mexico City From $200

Gran Hotel Ciudad de México

A soaring Art Nouveau atrium crowned by a 1908 Tiffany stained-glass canopy.

Polanco, Mexico City From $450

Hotel Pug Seal Polanco Allan Poe

Original 1940s stained glass and double staircases meet whimsical butterfly wallpaper, modular sofas, and bold tiled bathrooms.

Polanco, Mexico City From $400

Hotel Pug Seal Polanco Anatole France

Dirk Jan Kinet layers bold pop art over 1940s mansion details.

Roma Norte, Mexico City $$

Ignacia Guest House

Bold monochrome suites and contemporary architecture framing a central garden courtyard of citrus trees.

Roma Norte, Mexico City From $550

La Valise Mexico City

Revolving full-moon partition doors and king beds rolling onto open-air terraces.

Polanco, Mexico City $$$

Lamartine

A central skylight illuminates the metal staircase, set against volcanic stone floors.

Polanco, Mexico City From $600

Las Alcobas

A three-story rosewood spiral staircase anchors interiors lined with hand-stitched leather panels.

Condesa, Mexico City $$$

Octavia Casa

Pablo Pérez Palacios framed polished concrete and raw timber into calm geometric spaces.

Roma Norte, Mexico City $$

ONTO Álvaro Obregón Mexico City

A prefabricated timber grid facade surrounds central atriums lined with vertical gardens.

Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico City From $350

UMA Casa

Lime-washed walls, arched doorways, and double-height lightwells shape nine suites curated with custom woodwork and handmade pottery.

Centro Historico, Mexico City From $150

Umbral

Shadowy antechambers transition through gold arches into lofty blonde-timber bedrooms beneath skylit corridors.

Condesa, Mexico City From $350

Andaz Mexico City Condesa

Magenta staircases and vibrant color blocking pay tribute to Mexican modernist architecture.

Roma Norte, Mexico City From $500

Brick Hotel

Charcoal tones, parquet flooring, and modern glass balance the restored Belle Époque framework.

Condesa, Mexico City $$

Casa 9 Hotel

Habitación 116 balances restored early-1900s rooms with a crisp, courtyard-facing rear annex.

Centro Historico, Mexico City From $250

Casa de la Luz Hotel Boutique

Restored colonial interiors showcase exposed volcanic rock, wrought-iron balustrades, and a central glass-topped light court.

Condesa, Mexico City From $100

Casa Decu

Hand-painted geometric tile floors and handmade Oaxacan textiles furnish these minimalist rooms.

Roma Norte, Mexico City From $350

Casa Goliana Roma

Custom parota wood furniture and colorful patterned floor tiles in an intimate casona.

Roma Norte, Mexico City From $700

Casa Seis Siete

Chic residential apartments blending contemporary Mexican artwork with historic architectural moldings.

Roma Norte, Mexico City From $450

Casona Roma Norte

Curated Mexican artworks and Santiago Arau drone photography meet exposed brick barrel ceilings and handwoven Oaxacan rugs.

Condesa, Mexico City From $500

Condesa DF

Custom wood furnishings and moss-green palettes fill the geometric shuttered central atrium.

Juarez, Mexico City From $1,200

Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City

Hacienda-inspired architecture surrounds a central courtyard planted with citrus trees and fountains.

Polanco, Mexico City From $300

Habita Hotel

A frosted glass double skin wraps custom minimalist interiors, modernist furniture, and Jan Hendrix bronze art.

El Bosque, Mexico City From $100

Hacienda Pena Pobre Hotel

Restored historic architecture frames mid-century modern furnishings, crisp neutral palettes, and curated works by Mexican artists.

Lomas Virreyes, Mexico City From $400

Hotel Alexander

Brazilian calcite blue marble bathrooms, Italian leather armchairs, and floor-to-ceiling glass framing the Bosque de Chapultepec.