Casa Stella B&B, Mexico City
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“Casa Stella in a gracious Art Deco house on Condesa’s shady Amsterdam Avenue, has seven simple, elegant rooms, great breakfast and friendly, accommodating staff.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Mexico City.
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Free Wifi
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Stella Bed and Breakfast is a little cozy accommodation located on Amsterdam Avenue in Mexico City. Like other historical buildings in the city, this house also depicts an old yet modern charm that guests absolutely love when they stay here. The house was built in 1930 by one of the greatest architects of that time, Francisco Serrano. Stella was restored in 2010 while keeping many aspects of the original design. Since then, the house has been a favorite spot to stay among locals and tourists.
The interior of Stella portrays a mix of modern and vintage furniture and art items. Each piece in the house has been chosen carefully to match the vibes of its original look. There are seven rooms in the house; four in the main house and three rooms are in a guest house next to it. Those who love sustainable living would specifically adore this house, as it uses solar panels and a water treatment plant.
The hotel is situated in the heart of Colonia Condesa and is near to public transportation, museums, and many famous tourist attractions. The Chapultepec Castle is only 8 minutes drive away from the accommodation, while the Angel of Independence is only 2.5 km away. The National Museum of Anthropology is only 3.4 km away from the hotel. The hotel offers a delicious buffet breakfast that is included in your booking. Enjoy fresh fruits, coffee, bread, and a variety of Mexican breakfast dishes such as eggs a la Mexicana and enchiladas.
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Hotel facilities
Reception services
- - 24-hour front desk
- - Tour desk
- - Luggage storage (additional charge)
- - Concierge service
- - Invoice provided
Outdoors
- - Garden
- - Terrace
- - Sun terrace
General
- - Non-smoking rooms
- - Family rooms
- - Designated smoking area
- - Shuttle service (additional charge)
- - Shared lounge/TV area
Business facilities
- - Fax/photocopying
Cleaning services
- - Daily housekeeping
Miscellaneous
- - Delivered food is securely covered
- - Access to health care professionals
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