20 hotels on this page
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Hotel B Urban Xaman
Interiors interpret earth, water, fire, and air through contemporary Mexican artisan textiles.
Hotel Boutique Casa Prim
A triple-height lobby featuring a living green wall and bespoke mural alongside custom Mexican timber furnishings.
Hotel Carlota
Raw concrete, exposed brick, and custom wood furnishings shaped by architect Javier Sánchez.
Hotel Casa Cuenca
Custom Parota wood millwork pairs with handcrafted geometric tiles and woven rugs around a central open-air courtyard.
Hotel Casa Izel Roma Norte
Raw concrete walls and parquet floors inside a restored 1917 casona.
Hotel Dama
Mid-century apartment conversion pairing checkered marble floors with bespoke dark wood furnishings and curated Mexican ceramics.
IzZzleep
Two-tier modular capsules pack fold-down flat screens and adjustable blue reading lights.
Kimpton El Castelar Polanco Hotel
Patterned cement tiles and terracotta tones frame custom Mexican-crafted furniture throughout.
Kimpton Virgilio Polanco
A glass-roofed atrium filled with hanging greenery, anchoring corner rooms with curved windows.
Maria Condesa
Custom prints by Mexican design house Pineda Covalín dress 1950s Art Deco interiors.
Mondrian Condesa
Ara Starck murals and pale ash wood anchor rooms in a mid-century silhouette.
NaNa Vida CDMX
High brick ceilings, bespoke Mexican woodwork, and custom murals framing an open-air central courtyard.
Ryo Kan
An origami-inspired facade conceals tatami platform beds framed by woven bejuco screens.
Santa Casa
Airy interiors combine terracotta tile flooring and mid-century furnishings with a palette of pistachio and burnt ocher.
Sofitel Mexico City Reforma
A contemporary glass skyscraper rising directly above a preserved 1930s casona entrance.
St. Regis Mexico City
Architect César Pelli tower interiors showcase bold lobby stone sculptures, green marble bathrooms, and private garden terrace suites.
The Alest Hotel
Sofía Aspe pairs British townhouse architecture with Carrara marble bathrooms and hand-painted side tables from Michoacán.
The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City
Smoky ash palettes and reflective metals inspired by Mexican surrealism fill each room.
The Wild Oscar
Four literary decor schemes with dark parquet flooring and velvet key displays.
W Mexico City
Murals by Iván Aguirre and overhead infinity mirrors framing handcrafted artisan alebrijes.