One of Mexico City's most celebrated boutique hotels, occupying a beautifully converted 1928 triangular Art Deco mansion in the heart of Condesa. The 40-room hotel features an Atrium restaurant and rooftop terrace bar with panoramic views over the Condesa treetops. Designed by Javier Sánchez, it blends the building's original architecture with contemporary interiors.
Hotel Condesa DF occupies a 1928 triangular Art Deco mansion on Avenida Veracruz 102, at the intersection with Ámsterdam in the Hipódromo section of Condesa. The building's unusual triangular footprint results from the neighborhood's oval street grid, which was itself laid out over a former racetrack in the 1920s, giving Condesa its signature curved streets and abundant jacaranda canopy. The neighborhood is one of Mexico City's most walkable and food-focused, with a concentration of acclaimed independent restaurants, specialty cafés, and natural wine bars within a five-block radius of the hotel.
Architect Javier Sánchez gutted the mansion's interior to create a glass-roofed atrium serving as the central circulation and social space of the property. The 40 rooms are small by international luxury standards but meticulously designed, with custom furniture, curated textiles, and a restrained palette that allows the building's original bones to read through contemporary finishes. Room categories range from Cozy rooms to Atrium Suites with direct views down into the atrium below. Only 40 rooms means service is extremely attentive, and staff have deep personal knowledge of Condesa and Roma dining and nightlife.
The Atrium restaurant serves modern Mexican cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, drawing on seasonal produce and the neighborhood's culinary energy. The rooftop terrace bar — accessible to guests and open to a limited number of outside visitors — offers views over the Condesa tree canopy and the Art Deco apartment buildings that define the neighborhood's skyline. Spa treatments can be booked as in-room or terrace experiences. There is no swimming pool on the property.
Amenities
- rooftop terrace bar
- Atrium restaurant
- fitness center
- spa treatments
- concierge
- room service
- valet
Location
Av. Veracruz 102, Hipódromo, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City
19.4105, -99.1731 View on map
Highlights
- Converted 1928 triangular Art Deco mansion with a dramatic glass-roofed central atrium
- Rooftop terrace bar with views over Condesa's tree-lined Art Deco streets
- Intimate 40-room scale with personalized service and deep neighborhood knowledge
- Walking distance to Condesa's and Roma's most celebrated independent restaurants
- Atrium restaurant serving contemporary Mexican cuisine in a striking architectural setting
Tips for visiting
- Book as early as possible — with only 40 rooms, the hotel fills quickly, especially on weekends and around major cultural events
- The rooftop bar is open to outside visitors in limited numbers; hotel guests receive priority and reserved seating — confirm preference at check-in
- Parque México is a 5-minute walk and hosts a popular Sunday market; the surrounding Condesa restaurant scene is entirely walkable
- Ask staff for their current personal restaurant recommendations rather than relying solely on published lists — the neighborhood's dining scene evolves quickly
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Frequently asked questions
Does Hotel Condesa DF have a swimming pool?
No. The hotel has a rooftop terrace bar and in-room or terrace spa treatments, but no swimming pool.
How many rooms does Hotel Condesa DF have?
40 rooms and suites, ranging from Cozy rooms to Atrium Suites.
Is the Condesa neighborhood safe for walking at night?
Condesa is one of Mexico City's most pedestrian-friendly and well-lit neighborhoods. Walking to restaurants and bars within the area after dark is common practice.