Kimpton El Castelar Polanco Hotel
Polanco, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City
“Art-Deco parkside retreat”
Vibe
Facing the leafy paths of Lincoln Park, this intimate 1940s retreat pairs Art Deco bones with easygoing Polanquito energy.
“Art-Deco parkside retreat”
A restored 1940 landmark by Francisco J. Serrano blending preserved Art Deco facades with leafy park views.
Interiors layered with terracotta hues, bespoke Mexican furnishings, and custom patterned cement tiles across thirty-four rooms.
Nightly hosted wine hours in the lobby lounge alongside an open-air rooftop plunge pool overlooking Lincoln Park.
Facing Parque Lincoln in Polanquito, steps from Avenida Presidente Masaryk's dining and shopping
Rooms
Warm terracotta tones and patterned cement tiles frame the interiors, where deep soaking tubs and private balconies overlook the neighborhood.
Wellness
An open-air plunge pool sits on the rooftop terrace, positioned directly above the treetops of Parque Lincoln.
Backstory
Architect Francisco J. Serrano designed the building in 1940 as Edificio Roel, capturing Mexico City's transition into bold Art Deco modernism.
Eat & drink
Mornings begin with complimentary coffee service, while the lobby lounge gathers guests each evening over Mexican wines and small plates.
The neighborhood
Polanquito's cafe terraces fan out right outside, with Avenida Presidente Masaryk's boutiques and restaurants just two blocks north.
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