Detailed Review
The hotel emphasizes the unconventional codes of a new chic that is both informal and relaxed. The classical contemporary furniture created by India Mahdavi sets the tone which is at once simple and glamorous while also cool and pop. Hence, the ambiance is always on the edge. From the bar to the boudoir, from the restaurant to the dance club, from the patio to the terrace, Condesa DF offers its guests a myriad of new experiences. Completely renovated, this 1928 boutique hotel retains its original facade. The hotel’s interior atrium houses a restaurant and bar. The basement is home to a cinema (complimentary for children) and a nightclub. On the rooftop are a sushi bar, fitness room, steam rooms, spa services, and "therme" spa tub with a waterfall. The rooms are a sensual and peaceful oasis. Condesa DF is a rare retreat from the rapid pace of Mexico City. The high ceilings, the walnut headboards facing the windows and overlooking the jacarandas in bloom, the hand woven rugs from Oaxaca, all add special local touches. All products and material are 100% natural. The amenities from Malin + Goetz of New York were specially created for Condesa DF.
Press Quotes
"But while Habita is a paean to urban minimalism, Condesa df, a wedge-shaped 1920s building overlooking the verdant Parque España, is a celebration of colour and texture. Turquoise walls, lush green plants and rich walnut furniture fill the airy white spaces, while retro furnishings, antique vases and fibre glass lights resembling giant balls of wool create a modern, eclectic aesthetic."Conde Nast Traveller 05
A Travel + Leisure 2006 editor's pick
