Condesa Haus B&B, Mexico City
More photosCondesa Haus B&B in Mexico City offers a deeply personal, home-like escape tucked away in the trendy, tree-lined La Condesa neighborhood. Set within a charming, historic building, it focuses on comfort and authenticity rather than corporate uniformity. Each room is uniquely styled, with some featuring traditional elements like original Talavera tiles, stained-glass windows, and classical clawfoot bathtubs that offer a refreshing, vintage touch.
The property is perfect for travelers who appreciate character over standardized hotel decor. Many rooms include private balconies or access to quiet inner courtyards and patios, providing a peaceful sanctuary from the city’s bustling energy. Guests often enjoy gathering around the communal table during the daily American-style breakfast, which creates a friendly atmosphere for meeting fellow travelers and sharing local tips.
Location is one of its greatest strengths. Situated within walking distance of the Juanacatlán metro station, it serves as an ideal jumping-off point for exploring the city. You are just a short ride or a pleasant walk away from the vast Bosque de Chapultepec, which houses the world-class National Museum of Anthropology and the historic Chapultepec Castle.
Beyond the major museums, the surrounding area of Condesa is famous for its vibrant cafe culture, leafy parks like Parque México, and eclectic architecture. Whether you are hunting for a local coffee shop or heading toward the iconic Angel of Independence monument, the B&B places you right in the heart of one of Mexico City’s most walkable and visually stunning districts.
Expert reviews
“Owner and host extraordinaire Fernando took an old art deco home and turned it into one of the most stylish boutique hotels in Mexico City. Each room has a different theme and decor but doesn’t feel kitschy. Be sure to check out the original tiles and stained-glass window in the Puebla room.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Free Wifi
Location
Recent guest reviews
Hotel facilities
Outdoors
- - Terrace
- - Sun terrace
General
- - Non-smoking rooms
- - Safety deposit box
- - Non-smoking throughout
- - Adults only
Miscellaneous
- - Smoke alarms
- - CCTV in common areas
- - CCTV outside property
- - Fire extinguishers
Reception services
- - Invoice provided
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