Soho House Mexico City
Social club · Tabacalera ·
Baroque mansion transformed into an urban oasis
Baroque mansion transformed into an urban oasis
"Of all the Soho Houses around the world, Soho House Mexico City may be the largest and most luxurious. Located in a former Baroque palace estate in the Juárez neighborhood, this house is what sunny fever dreams are made of: a massive outdoor pool is lined by plush loungers, where the city’s chicest rest atop olive-and-white towels and sip mezcal cocktails and natural wine. In the main house, four guest rooms are available to both members and non-members. The sizes range from small bedrooms with marble finishes to a suite overlooking the pool, filled with handmade tapestries, a freestanding marble bath, and a separate living area with a velvet sofa. Guests can enjoy the house’s near round-the-clock dining—but its art collection is worth a stay alone, with over 160 pieces, from paintings and textiles to ceramics and sculptures, curated in collaboration with some of Mexico City’s most established galleries like Kurimanzutto, OMR, and Peanna." - Michaela Trimble
"Of all the Soho Houses around the world, Soho House Mexico City may be the largest and most luxurious. Located in a former Baroque palace estate in the Juárez neighborhood, this house is what sunny fever dreams are made of: a massive outdoor pool is lined by plush loungers, where the city’s chicest rest atop olive-and-white towels and sip mezcal cocktails and natural wine. In the main house, four guest rooms are available to both members and non-members. The sizes range from small bedrooms with marble finishes to a suite overlooking the pool, filled with handmade tapestries, a freestanding marble bath, and a separate living area with a velvet sofa. Guests can enjoy the house’s near round-the-clock dining—but its art collection is worth a stay alone, with over 160 pieces, from paintings and textiles to ceramics and sculptures, curated in collaboration with some of Mexico City’s most established galleries like Kurimanzutto, OMR, and Peanna." - Michaela Trimble
"Tucked behind a cast-iron gate in the heart of Colonia Juárez, I quickly realized that calling this a “house” is a misnomer: the creative members club and hotel sprawls across 25,000 square feet, anchored by an opulent Baroque residence that once belonged to 19th-century Spanish general and statesman Juan Prim. Beyond the entrance is a courtyard of luxurious leisure filled with very, very stylish people, a 62-foot pool edged with yellow-and-white striped chaises and gray-and-white striped cabanas, and outdoor patios where beet-and-coconut cocktails pair with caviar and tortilla chips or grilled Baja lobster. On Sundays, tostadas give way to seafood paella served as part of an extravagant buffet brunch, from a menu developed by three-Michelin-starred and James Beard Award–winning chef Christopher Kostow to highlight local produce and regional flavors." - Elise Taylor
"A beautifully designed new property noted as one of the anticipated hotel openings that adds to the city's dynamic and culturally rich hospitality scene." - Maya Kachroo-Levine Maya Kachroo-Levine Maya Kachroo-Levine is the digital senior editor at Travel + Leisure. She covers hotels, destinations (focusing on Europe, Asia, California, and Mexico), food and drink, cruises, and luxury aviation. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"In Mexico City, the creative member’s club has transformed a Baroque mansion into an urban oasis filled with greenery and local art." - Elise Taylor
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