Camino Real Polanco Mexico is a Mexico City architectural landmark designed by Ricardo Legorreta in 1968, famous for its bold use of color — hot pink, yellow, and purple walls set against water features and geometric courtyards. The hotel remains one of the largest in the Polanco area, with 703 rooms spread across a sprawling low-rise campus that includes several restaurants, extensive event and conference space, and a large outdoor pool framed by Legorreta's signature colored walls. Rooms are more traditionally styled than the building's famous exterior, though Camino Real Club floors add a private lounge and enhanced amenities. The scale of the property makes it a favorite for conferences and events, while leisure travelers benefit from the historic design significance and the walkable proximity to Chapultepec Park's museums.
Room types
- Standard Room
- Camino Real Club Room
- Junior Suite
- Suite
Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Multiple restaurants
- Spa
- Fitness center
- Extensive event spaces
Location
Mariano Escobedo 700, Anzures, 11590 Ciudad de México
19.4360, -99.1885 View on map
Highlights
- Ricardo Legorreta-designed 1968 landmark building with iconic colored walls
- Large outdoor pool framed by geometric courtyards
- Extensive conference and event facilities
- Walking distance to Chapultepec Park
Tips for visiting
- The property is large — allow extra time to navigate between the lobby, restaurants, and room wings
- Photography enthusiasts should walk the property even if not staying overnight; the architecture is a destination in itself