Hotel Dama
Condesa, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Mid-century Condesa sanctuary”
Vibe
A sunken library lounge filled with pre-Hispanic artifacts and art books sets an intimate, residential tone beneath leafy Condesa canopies.
“Mid-century Condesa sanctuary”
Paulina Herrera Chain and Patricio Galindo Chain craft mid-century interiors with dark wood millwork and checkered tiles.
Curated Oaxacan pottery and pre-Hispanic artifacts alongside a rooftop bar pouring artisanal mezcals and Baja wines.
A restored 1950s mid-century apartment building in Condesa transformed into an intimate seventeen-room boutique residence.
In leafy Condesa, steps from neighborhood cafes and a short walk from Parque España and Parque México
Rooms
Dark wood millwork frames marble bathrooms with rainfall showers, opening onto leafy street-facing balconies or quiet interior courtyards.
Backstory
Architects Paulina Herrera Chain and Patricio Galindo Chain converted this 1950s residential building in 2024, preserving post-war lines and Oaxacan crafts.
Eat & drink
On the rooftop terrace, morning chilaquiles give way to pork jowl tacos, artisanal mezcals, and natural wines from Baja California.
The neighborhood
Tree-lined Condesa sidewalks place you steps from corner cafés, with the green expanses of Parque España and Parque México nearby.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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