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The hotel’s rooftop attracts a creative crowd and is home to a social atmosphere that is central to guest experience.
Stunning rooftop views offer up views of the Metropolitan Cathedral and the city’s historic skyline.
Interiors reference monastic simplicity, with a strong emphasis on contemporary Mexican craftsmanship.
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Revolving around the El Zócalo Plaza (or the Plaza de la Constitución)—the largest plaza in Latin America, which is flanked by the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace—Centro Histórico plays host to a ream of artifacts from Mexico’s eventful past. It also offers an array of fine dining spots, cocktail bars, and art galleries.
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Architecture Ambrosi Etchegaray
It stems from a time when it was common for elite housing to be converted into smaller dwellings for multiple families. The property is a reinterpretation of this traditional Mexican patio-centric house, with a central open space and rooftop pool and bar-restaurant serving as gathering spaces for the community and private patios leading to guestrooms.
Interior design Ambrosi Etchegaray
Furnishings by local design firm La Metropolitana include a number of pieces inspired by the Shaker movement. Oaxacan textiles and weaved palm also feature throughout the property and reference local design heritage.
The Originals Carlos Couturier & Moisés Micha
Comedor Mexicano Local and seasonal
The rooftop restaurant presents panoramic views of the Metropolitan Cathedral, National Palace, Templo Mayor, and Torre Latinoamericana. The inviting bar, meanwhile, offers a nice selection of organic wines, traditional mezcals, and healthy fruit-infused drinks.
Above it all Downtown downtime
Enjoy the hotel’s on-site sauna and hot tub, while the rooftop pool is a popular year-round gather spot with stunning views. The hotel also offers a well-equipped fitness center and complimentary bicycles, perfect for exploring the Zócalo area of the city.
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