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A glamorous Art Deco restaurant serves seasonal, locally inspired fare, while two adjoining bars invite lingering over mezcal and late-night cocktails.
Slip between the heated outdoor pool and a rooftop spa where steam, sauna, and restorative treatments let you unwind after exploring Guadalajara.
Mexican heritage and European elegance converge in serene spaces layered with artisanal touches, marble, brass, and understated glamour.
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Second only to Mexico City, Guadalajara is considered one of Mexico’s most exciting destinations. In close proximity to downtown, the neighborhood of Colonia Lafayette—also known simply as Lafayette—is Guadalajara’s up-and-coming hotspot, as new restaurants, cafés, and bars keep locals and internationals energized for the neighborhood nightlife. Thanks to its university, its intellectuals, and a handful of contemporary art galleries, including Casa Rombo and Galería Vertice, the quarter has become a magnet for creatives.
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Architecture Estudio5
In designing Casa Habita, the Mexican architectural firm Estudio5 set out to seamlessly integrate a newly constructed tower space with an early 20th-century residence, which now houses a library, restaurant, and upper-level pool and bar area. Respecting the original façade, Estudio5 used concrete, steel, and drywall, and finishes of iron, marble, wood, brass, and multiple varieties of glass.
Interior design Britt Moran, Emiliano Salci, Dimorestudio
Handcrafted details, rich materials, and timeless proportions are punctuated by intense hues of burgundy, salmon, and artichoke. Objects created by historical design masters share space with reclaimed materials and bespoke pieces—such as the green wicker chairs on the patio, which were inspired by traditional Mexican “equipales”—creating a timeless feel.
The Originals Carlos Couturier & Moisés Micha
Glamour abounds Vintage indulgence
Old-world glamour sets the tone for leisurely breakfasts, long lunches, and candlelit dinners shaped by seasonal ingredients from local producers. Green-and-gold interiors open onto a terrace where Guadalajara's easygoing pace takes hold, while two adjoining bars invite guests to converse over expertly mixed cocktails, mezcal, or a final nightcap before retreating upstairs.
Lobby Bar & Terrace Bar Linger over cocktails
The mood shifts effortlessly between two adjoining bars, each with its own character yet united by an Art Deco sensibility. Settle into the intimate lobby for a perfectly balanced classic cocktail or step onto the terrace for mezcal, wine, and city breezes. Whether beginning the evening or ending it, both spaces celebrate unhurried conversation and Guadalajara's enduring café-and-cocktail culture.
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After a massage or steam bath, visit the hotel's outdoor pool, rooftop screening room, or inviting solarium.
Pantone’s Color of the Year 2019, Living Coral, has brightened up our lives in fashion, beauty, electronics, and accessories.
We heart the devil-may-care punchy, pop colored, abstract, and graphic style of the boundary-pushing postmodernist group from the 1980s.
Seven doors that not only do they command attention, they make the simple act of going through one momentous.
For Carlos Couturier and Moisés Micha, going from citrus farming and investment banking to owning a growing portfolio of boutique hotels in New York, Mexico, and Chicago, means always being motivated, experimental, and business-savvy.
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