Hotel Casa Cuenca
Condesa, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Mid-century Condesa hideaway”
MICHELIN Guide
“…offers something special. Iván Esqueda oversaw the transformation of an elegant 1930s mansion into a sleek ten-room boutique hotel with a gorgeous courtyard patio…”
Vibe
An airy central courtyard anchored by a Japanese guava tree sets the tone for this intimate mid-century Mexican retreat.
“Mid-century Condesa hideaway”
Iván Esqueda interiors pair custom Parota-wood cabinetry with geometric Mexican textiles and sage ceramic tiles.
A restored 1930s whitewashed residential mansion centered around an open courtyard and original spiral staircase.
Maleza bistro sources Valley of Mexico farm produce alongside small-batch mezcals served in the courtyard.
In Condesa along leafy residential lanes, steps from Parque México, sidewalk cafes, and vibrant cocktail bars
Rooms
Custom Parota-wood millwork and geometric textiles meet sage ceramic tiles, with select rooms opening to private brick garden terraces.
Backstory
Architect Iván Esqueda reimagined this 1930s whitewashed mansion, preserving its sweeping spiral staircase while channeling 1950s Mexican modernism.
Eat & drink
Maleza serves seasonal Valley of Mexico farm produce alongside small-batch mezcals under the foliage of the open courtyard patio.
The neighborhood
Quiet residential streets place you steps from Parque México, sidewalk espresso counters, and Condesa's lively evening wine bars.
The app
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