El Asturiano

Individually styled rooms & suites in an informal guesthouse with a rooftop terrace & Wi-Fi. Set in the trendy Condesa neighborhood, this quaint guesthouse is a 10-minute walk from Metro Juanacatlán station and 2 km from Chapultepec Castle, which houses the Museo Nacional de Historia. The 11 laid-back, uniquely styled rooms and suites offer wood floors and individual features such as claw-foot tubs or bathrooms with colonial-style tile walls. All come with Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and safes; some have balconies or patios. Suites add separate living/dining rooms, and kitchenettes or kitchens; upgraded suites provide washer/dryers. Breakfast is available. There's also a rooftop terrace and a guest laundry.

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Stylish rooms and suites in a traditional Mexican-style property dating from the 1930s. Set in the Condesa neighborhood, this casual 1930s B&B decorated in traditional Mexican style is a 5-minute walk from a metro station. It's also 2.5 km from Bosque de Chapultepec park and 3.1 km from Museo Nacional de Antropología. The stylish rooms (no air-conditioning) offer free Wi-Fi, safes and flat-screen TVs. Some have doors or balconies opening onto an interior courtyard, and a snug rooftop room has a terrace. Suites add living areas, minifridges, and microwaves or stoves; a penthouse suite has a kitchen, dining area and roof garden. Mexican breakfast is served, and there's a computer for guest use. Children age 8 and over are welcome.

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