Casa Nuevo Leon
Avenida Nuevo León 120, Col. Hipodromo Condesa, Mexico City, CDMX 06100, Mexico
Why We Like It
If want to stay in Condesa, are on a budget, and don't need a full-service hotel, this might be your best choice.
More of a B&B (minus the breakfast) than a full-service boutique hotel, Casa Nuevo Leon is a good find for independent travelers who don't need amenities and fawning service. Condesa is one of the city's most exclusive neighborhoods, and the hotel could not be better situated. It's like having your own immaculate studio apartment without resorting to AirBnb.
YOU SHOULD KNOW If stairs are a concern, there is no elevator, and no ground-floor rooms.
room
Spacious and stylish, with beautiful, often whimsical, furnishings by local artisans, and vividly patterned tile floors.
No matter the weather, you'll want to use the industrial-size fan in your room to help drown out street noise.
bathroom
Bathrooms in most rooms are quite large, with walk-in showers.
lobby
Hotel is accessed via buzzer, and the always-manned front desk provides additional security.
dining
The on-site restaurant is good in a pinch, but you're better off exploring the dozens of better options at your doorstep.
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LOCATION
Getting Around
The best way to get around Mexico City is via Uber or similar ride-share services, like Cabify and the by-women for-women Laúdrive.
Restaurants
The first Mexico City restaurant from noted Oaxacan chef Rodolfo Castellanos, Poleo (6-minute walk) serves delicious upscale Oaxacan cuisine with good mezcal and wine lists. Merotoro (5-minute walk) is an Italian-slanted Mexican restaurant from chef Jair Téllez, who also has Amaya (12-minute drive).
