Hotel Carlota
Colonia Cuauhtemoc, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Modernist courtyard hideaway”
Vibe
Raw concrete and exposed brick enclose a central sunlit courtyard where creative locals and travelers mingle beside a glass-walled pool.
“Modernist courtyard hideaway”
Raw concrete, exposed brick, and custom wood furnishings shaped by architect Javier Sánchez.
An open courtyard with a glass-walled pool, sun loungers, and an all-day craft mezcal bar.
Guest rooms feature bespoke Mexican furnishings and commissioned works by contemporary artists like Tomás Díaz Cedeño.
In Colonia Cuauhtémoc, steps from Paseo de la Reforma and the iconic Ángel de la Independencia.
Rooms
Concrete walls and warm timber frame minimalist spaces accented with commissioned art by Mexican creatives, many opening onto private plant-filled terraces.
Wellness
A clear, glass-walled pool cuts through the courtyard, lined with timber decking and sun loungers tucked beneath leafy concrete overhangs.
Backstory
Architect Javier Sánchez peeled back decades of renovations on a 1970s roadside motel, revealing scarred brick and concrete framing underneath.
Eat & drink
Open-air tables frame the pool for market-fresh Mexican fare, pairing seafood-forward dishes with artisanal mezcals mixed right at the bar.
The neighborhood
Tucked into quiet Colonia Cuauhtémoc, the property sits less than a block from the wide avenues and monuments of Paseo de la Reforma.
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