21 Boutique Hotels in Mexico City That Are as Vibrant as the City Itself | Condé Nast Traveler

"In Condesa, fashion designer Roberta Maceda has crafted a six-room retreat that is a minimalist extension of her Octavia clothing line. On the ground floor, there’s a shoppable bronze rack of Maceda’s pieces, like crisp white button-up shirts. Upstairs, suites are dressed in neutral palettes, and named after things in the natural world, from walnut (nogal) and linen (lino) to earth (tierra) and bronze (bronce). The softest cotton-satin bedding comes, of course, from Octavia’s homeware line, while the rest of the studied interiors showcase other Mexican designers. There’s no restaurant, but breakfast is brought in from a local bakery, with sweet Mexican pastries such as conchas served with homemade hibiscus-and-ginger jam. In the evenings, take a short stroll to city favorites, including Italian restaurant Lardo and natural wine bar Caiman." - Susannah Rigg, Michaela Trimble