The Red Tree House

We had a two bedroom apartment and it was wonderful. It had everything we needed and more. Beds were good, the decoration is very nice and comfortable. It was quiet. The location could not be better. And the service is great -- the nicest people. The other guests were awesome and they we mostly repeats. I'd be really happy to go back soon even though I only live 1.5 hours from Mexico City.

I just got back from Mexico City and The Red Tree House. This place is fantastic. The rooms are very nice and cozy. The atmosphere is outstanding with communal breakfasts and a social hour. It was so much fun to socialize with the other guests. The common areas are super comfortable and charming. The people working at The Red Tree were so helpful and friendly. They even allowed me to bring in some Mexican friends - not staying at the hotel - for the social hour. The Red Tree is a class act and some of most friendly staff that you will ever find at any hotel.

All the glowing reviews are true—this B&B is exceptional! The staff’s courtesy rivals that of top hotels. I even received a thoughtful email the next morning checking in to see how I enjoyed my first night, and they’re available 24/7.||Breakfast was a true highlight—delicious, hot, and homemade, like something a loving Mexican grandmother would prepare. Kudos to the chef! Each morning included churros, traditional pastries, fresh fruit, homemade yogurt, and freshly squeezed juices. And yes, breakfast is included with your stay.||I rented the apartment next door, and it was easily one of my best travel experiences. It was spacious, beautifully designed, and immaculate—perfect for me and my three teenage kids. Thoughtful touches like a large vase of fresh flowers added elegance. We loved having a kitchen, coffee maker, and electric kettle, which made it easy to enjoy tea or prepare fresh fruit we picked up at the local mercado.||The apartment was filled with beautiful artwork and had floor-to-ceiling windows that flooded the space with natural light. The patio was a favorite spot to unwind in the evenings. Thick, luxurious towels and daily maid service kept everything feeling fresh and comfortable.||It’s no surprise this place books out months in advance—I’m so glad we stayed here!

Amazing experience - wouldn't stay anywhere else in Mexico City. We looked forward to the joining the managers and other guests for delicious breakfasts and happy hour every day. The rooms were clean and comfortable and the view of the courtyard and tree-lined streets from our top floor suite was peaceful. Easy walk to many great restaurants, shops, bakeries, and the beautiful park. Appreciated the umbrellas at the door for rainy season strolls.

We loved staying here. The location is perfect, quiet but with plenty of cafés and activities a short walk. The staff is so friendly and helpful. We loved the happy hour and breakfast time when we got to visit with other guests. We found out so much great information. It really is like staying with friends, but with privacy and your own space too! We stayed in the penthouse which had its own outdoor terrace bigger than most hotel rooms. Housekeeping every day. A home cooked hot breakfast included- some of the best meals we had! I mean, the Latinas were there in the kitchen, making it in front of you, with their family sauce recipe. When I go back to Mexico City, I will stay here again!

We recently stayed at The Red Tree House and we had a wonderful time. Their hospitality is beyond amazing. The staff makes you feel welcomed and included from the start. They have a fantastic take on happy hour, beautiful decor and two adorable pooches (Romeo and Boss). Amazing central location with endless restaurants, coffee shops and bars at walking distance. If in Mexico City, checking out The Red Tree House is a must.

We loved our stay at the Red Tree House in the lively neighborhood of Condessa. Had great meals at La Capital and Merotoro two fantastic places a short walk away. The vibe of The Red Tree House is warm and friendly and the staff is super helpful and welcoming. The breakfast spread is delicious with a different authentic Mexican breakfast every morning. Also the 6pm happy hour was nice to meet other guests from all over and compare notes on our visits. There are 27 rooms here and some are apartments. Would definitely come again!!

We recently stayed at the Red Treehouse Hotel and were thoroughly impressed. They exceeded our expectations in every way. The breakfast was delicious and offered a great variety, and the service was some of the best we’ve experienced anywhere. The concept of the hotel is really well executed, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere that feels like an adult version of a hostel, including a free happy hour! You can be social if you choose to, but there’s also plenty of opportunity for quiet time and privacy. We loved our stay and would absolutely recommend it.

Lovely property in a great neighborhood! The staff is incredibly welcoming from start to finish. And if they weren't welcoming enough, there's two dogs that can often be seen laying on the tile floor in the lobby waiting to say hello. I opted for the Garden Room and found it the perfect size for a short stay. The bathroom is tight, but only poses a real challenge when you're going to the shower behind the door. The inner courtyard is very quiet, and if you sleep in you'll wake up to the sounds of light chatter and laughter once breakfast starts at 8am. Don't miss that breakfast - there's coffee, fruits, baked goods, and one hot entree each morning. Unfortunately, I was out each day during the evening social but hear it's worth sticking around for. Highly recommend making this your home base for you next stay in CDMX.

Lovely townhouse in the heart of Condesa a block from the Hippodrome. Staff members were fabulous: attentive, proactive, and knowledgeable. The breakfasts were always wonderful, with one home style Mexican dish, and plenty of fruit, sweet breads, churros (!), juice, tea and coffee. Happy hours were fun with plenty of wine and beer. Other guests were so friendly, I actually ended up going to dinner with several. This is my new prefect pick for CDMX.

The Red Tree House is possibly one of the most incredible places I've ever stayed at. It is located in the heart of Mexico City but it still holds a quaint feel to it. The place is covered with beautiful cultural artwork including paintings of Frida. We stayed here with a party of 12 people and we were warmly welcomed by the hosts of this Bed and Breakfast. The hosts walked us to our rooms and told us about the breakfast and the beer & wine happy hour. We felt so welcomed and the hosts made it really easy for us to talk to them. The rooms were clean and spotless. The rooms and towels were refreshed everyday. Breakfast started at 8 am and it was wonderful. There was a table with cereals, fresh made breads and pastries, fresh squeezed juice, milk, and seasonal fruits. There was tea and amazing coffee served. They prepared one hot breakfast and it was made to order. Each day was different. You can make each breakfast as heavy or light as you wanted. Many of us asked for seconds! Happy Hour was lots of fun. You'll find the hosts of the Bed and Breakfast interacting with their guests. There was a good selection of domestic and imported beers. They also had white and red wines. I enjoyed this time with my family. The weather was lovely. My family loved their stay so much that we are planning on making this an annual trip. Thank you Red Tree House for being so amazing to our family. We can't wait to see you next year!

As a first-timer to Mexico City, I relied on lots of reviews, and the Red Tree House was always a top choice. I never found much in the way of detail online so will share what I can here. The neighborhood: This is in the Condesa / Hipodromo area, which consists of tree-lined streets, lots of joggers and walked dogs, and traffic circles everywhere with cafe's, shops, and restaurants. It's very safe, comfortable, and clean. I would stay in Condesa again, even after visiting the nearby neighborhoods. It's a great place for a morning walk. The rooms: I had to break up my reservations due to a suite not being available for all the nights I was there, so I got to experience four different rooms. The first night was in a garden room on the first floor. This was a very simple hotel style room with two queen beds, both very comfortable, a TV, a chair, and some cube like things you could sit on. Like other hotel rooms, not really where you want to hang out. The french doors opened right up to the courtyard, where breakfast can be had in the morning, and happy hour in the evening. This room was $100 a night. The next three nights we stayed in the Lafayette Suite. A third floor suite with a separate bedroom, a kitchenette, dining area, and sitting area with two small couches and wrap-around glass paned walls. This was my favorite area to sit, with birds and trees enshrouding the space and offering privacy, despite being right above the communal courtyard. I loved this room for its size and comfort. My only complaint would be the smaller shower. $200 a night. Night five was in the Frida room. A garden room but on the second floor. One bed and again, a smaller shower. Still a very comfortable room, but I missed the couches and fridge. $100 Night six, our last night, we ended up in the Terrace Suite. The "terrace" is huge, and offers two sitting areas. One is a bistro set overlooking the street. Lots of planters with small trees and beautiful plants. We loved sitting out here, and enjoyed our morning coffee. (Another couple mentioned the noise staying in this suite from the street, but I didn't really notice anything.) The interior has a kitchen with a seating area for two, and an adjacent sleeping area with large bed and TV. Next to the bed are two chairs and a coffee table right next to the floor to ceiling glass panes looking onto the terrace. The other side of the bed has another small terrace overlooking the courtyard. Through a hallway you will find the very large bathroom complete with dual sinks, centerpiece bathtub, and large shower. This room was an entirely different layout than the other suite, and if I were to choose, I would pick this one due to the terrace, even if the other one offered more privacy and quiet. $200. Happy Hour: Not what you would think. It's beer and wine from 6 to 8 pm, but it's really all about the socializing, meeting friendly world travelers with great stories and recommendations. The staff is always there to greet and welcome, and makes you feel like family. Breakfast: Every day we had something different. All dishes were pretty light, which was perfect, and all were outstanding. They offer a hot dish, but also have yogurt, breads, cereal, cut fruit, churros etc., sitting out on a long buffet to help yourself. Coffee is self service, and good enough to have a second cup. The staff: The best part of the place. Everyone is incredibly warm and helpful, consistently going above and beyond. I've never experienced this level of hospitality anywhere, ever. I can't imaging staying anywhere else on my next visit to the city. If you are even considering a trip to Mexico City, book here well in advance, because it's worth it, unless you are really antisocial, or just plain weird.

The Red Tree House was an amazing find. This was our first trip to Mexico City and we didn't know what to expect. Our friends (David and Adam) recommended we stay here. The B and B is in the heart of Condessa and has a lot of restaurants and shops within walking distance. Everyone from the guests to the staff were amazingly friendly. Breakfast was a journey into Mexican flavor. The art of the wall was beautifully done by local artists. Oh, don't forget about happy hour each night. If you have the opportunity to stay here, jump on it. You will not regret it.

The Red Tree House is a quiet, peaceful, and beautiful bed & breakfast. The house--which surrounds an oasis-like inner courtyard filled with lush plantings, twinkling fairy lights, and gurgling fountains--is stunningly gorgeous and absolutely brimming with character. The staff is lovely and welcoming. There's a delicious hot breakfast of Mexican specialties served each morning, and a beer-and-wine social hour every evening. And the original art that adorns every wall is gallery worthy. Our room was cozy and dreamy and had French doors opening onto a balcony that overlooked the courtyard. Swoon! Our only wish is that we could have stayed longer.

This hotel is located in the colonia La Condesa, a nice, quiet and very walkable area which is a nice reprieve from an otherwise pretty busy, congested and chaotic city. The location is great because it's safe, there are many restaurants and shops within walking distance it's very close to the other famous colonia called Roma. The hotel has two components in terms of accommodations. The main building has hotel style rooms/studios and a two bedroom penthouse. Next to the main building they also have several apartments within one building which they rent out like hotel rooms and also include all of the hotel amenities in the rate. We booked an apartment since we needed two rooms and it was great, especially because we had a living space where we could all hang out without having to go outside the hotel. The apartment was a 2BDR/2BTHR, with hardwood floors, a fully equipped kitchen, dining and living area as well as a spacious balcony. Our apartment faced the street but there were no issues with noise at all. The beds were comfortable enough and there were safes in both rooms. They provide minimal bathroom amenities and purified water in the kitchen. Housekeeping came by our apartment every day just like in a hotel. The breakfast was served from 8-10am, and was included in the apartment rate. It was composed of assorted fresh fruits, bread, cake, cereal, yogurt in addition to a hot item which changed daily. Some of the hot items we were served were chilaquiles, enchiladas, omelette, etc. They also offer brewed coffee which was pretty good, tea and juice. The hotel also offers a happy hour from 6-8pm when they serve beers, wine, etc. All of the hotel staff were very nice, attentive, friendly and helpful. The hotel is close enough to a metro station, which is an experience to be had at least once while in CDMX, but Uber is pretty much ubiquitous, safe, cheap and more convenient. Be aware though of travel times since traffic in this city is ridiculous. The hotel doesn't have a parking area per se but there's some street parking available. Although I don't know if I would be ever be brave enough to drive in this city. Do settle your account with dollars at check out if you can as they usually give a very favorable rate.

We loved, loved, loved this place. We felt like royalty while staying there. And the room was great. Covid put a bit of a damper on the social aspect of our stay here so I'm hoping we get back to Mexico City again!

I screwed the dates up...and they Still took me in! ( Be careful - Mexico speaks in Month / Date / Year. Americans book in Date / Month / Year ) Wow, wow, wow. Was recommended by a friend here in the Castro and it was Magnificent. Located in a spectacular part of the city, La Condesa, the room was so clean, sleek & modern. They put me in the penthouse for final night - felt like a celebrity. Breakfast comes with room in morning. Glorious food. Alejandro & Rachel's salaries should be doubled - above and beyond in accommodations. Cant wait to return and wanna check out the one in Oaxaca. ( Warning: pay your remaining bill with cash/pesos! You'll be STUNNED the tax rate the Country slaps onto your credit card. )

My friends and I spent the most fantastic week at the Red Tree House, in apartment 401. There were four of us and it was abundantly comfortable. The breakfasts were fantastic and provided us with great sustenance for our daily adventures around the city. The evening wine hour provided a warm landing at the end of the day. The staff provided great recommendations about what to do around the city. I will be staying at The Red Tree House when I return!!

We loved this place so much that we booked it again one week later instead of branching out to a new neighborhood. Staff is friendly, informative, efficient and just all around lovely. The atmosphere really is like a tree house with lots of plants and birds singing that comes along with the peacefulness. The location is incredible, walking distance to some of the best restaurants and easy to navigate in. Can't wait to come back for a third time!

When I told a friend of mine I was considering staying here, he told me if I didn't I was "muy estupido!" And I'd have to agree. This is the best place to stay. Granted I have not stayed anywhere else in Mexico City since this was my first time. But a friend of the owner had come in and said I believe friends of his were staying at a hotel and they weren't happy, so he was checking to see if there was space, and unfortunately for them, there wasn't. We stayed in Apartment 102 which is in the building right next door. It is a 2 bedroom apartment with a full kitchen, living and dining areas, and a great balcony. We've also just been on our own when we stay like this, but housekeeping came by everyday. Any issues with the apartment were taken care of promptly. Great comfy beds, hard wood floors that creak wonderfully, but most important was how quiet it was at night. Breakfast was served from 8-10 am and we came down late each day...yes, it was spring break...Fresh fruit, coffee, juice, yogurt. breads, and cereal were ready for your start, and then a made to order hot Mexican breakfast came when you were ready. Each day had something different. The whole staff is friendly and helpful! Alex helped us with everything for getting around the city. He also arranged a driver to take us to the Teotihuacan Pyramids. Ricardo was the same driver who picked us up at the airport, and he even waited quite a while when our flight was late and customs was a zoo. We met some really nice travelers New York City, Quebec, North Carolina, Brazil, and even the San Diego area and Los Angeles. There was one annoying guest who wouldn't stop talking about herself. The evening happy hour is a lot of fun to talk with other guests, and the owner Craig, and trade information about Mexico City. The Metro was on 5 pesos and we never had to wait long for a train. If you ever visit this beautiful city, this is the only place to stay. If you don't, I say this with much love, "eres estúpido!" LOL!

If you're ever in CDMX and want to explore the best neighborhood the city has to offer (Condessa/Roma) stay here! The location is full of artsy restaurants and shops, lined with gorgeous trees and artwork, buildings from a century ago, and more! The actual b&b is a feast for your eyes. The style and decor leave nothing to chance, care is in the details. Wrought iron staircases, 20 foot tall paintings, pianos, indoor-outdoor lounge areas, stained glass... The hosts are gracious and make you feel like you want this to be home. From the first call, to checking out, each red tree house member I interacted with went above and beyond with genuine care and kindness. Don't miss breakfast (yummy veggie omelet was my recent choice) or happy hour From tips for local fare, Frida museum ticket low-down, or helping me acquire muletas from a pyramid ankle accident - they were tops! Two words: stay here

Red tree house was one of the highlights of my trip to Mexico--and I didn't even get to stay here! Victor--the owner of Red Tree House is the kind of man that once you've met him, you'll WANT to give him your patronage and also be his best friend. My friend and I booked our trip to Mexico City rather late, and to our disappointment, there were no more rooms available. In expressing that my hopes to try their legendary breakfast were dashed, Victor invited us to dine with them anyway--despite not having a dining room available to the public. We took up his kind offer and ventured out to Red Tree House, only to have one of the most fantastic breakfasts we've had on our entire trip. Fresh bread, fresh fruit, amazing omelettes (that switch up daily)--I felt so at home. After the delicious meal, I tried to pay Victor for the meal, but he would not let me! He said he was happy to accommodate us. Victor, and Alex--the receptionist, were beyond kind and welcoming. If I ever return to Mexico City--I will undoubtedly return to Red Tree House for their awesome service, their delicious breakfasts, and their beautifully designed house!

Prior to my trip first trip to Mexico City I was apprehensive. What is it like, where to I stay? I had so many questions. Three friends, all un-related strongly suggested THE RED TREE HOUSE. ... And I want to thank those friends. THE RED TREE HOUSE is not just a place to stay, it is a place to experience the kindest, warmest, and most sincere people. I was late arriving and they were, literally, waiting for me. With a warm hug, and a glass of wine they greeted me and got me settled. The next morning, the day manager, Victor, joked, "So, you are the troublemaker" and I knew I had landed in a wonderful place. When you wake up, the staff and other guests greet you for breakfast to discuss everything from their previous days adventures to ideal places to see and perhaps join them... instantly you are part of the family. In the evenings enjoy an "on the house' glass to celebrate your day and share your experiences! The staff and owners are there to make sure you enjoy a wonder filled experience! AND I DID. The staff is honest about what to see, what to stay away from, they will call you an Uber, walk you to an eatery, call a doctor, find you a flight... the only thing they didn't do was find me a husband and that is happening on my next trip as I walk down the aisle in style at THE RED TREE HOUSE! LOL. EVERYthing you need is here and you are nuts if you stay anyplace else in MX. The rooms are clean, modest and all one needs to enjoy an excellent experience. I made friends I will see and communicate with for the rest of my life! I cannot recommend this place enough! BOOK, STAY, ENJOY AND BRAG! (promise) Four thumbs up!

It's the best place to stay in Mexico City, hands down. The staff - and it's so odd to call them staff, and they become friends - is friendly, professional and will take care of all you needs! Everything is perfect to the detail, from original art on the walls to the breakfast dishes. Don't miss breakfast, you won't get it better anywhere else! We're keep coming back. Oh, they also own Casa Sol in Zipolite! Heaven on earth!

Hands down this is the best B&B I've ever stayed in, and it is easily the best place to stay in Mexico City. The staff is super friendly--young, hip and willing to go above and beyond to help you. Every evening they have a happy hour and offer all of their guests a glass of wine, good conversation and an opportunity to get to know other travelers. This is something that I, personally, love. I've been all over the country and their breakfast is some of the best food I've had in Mexico. The area where the hotel is located is super cute and has a lot to offer within walking distance. If you're coming to Mexico City I highly recommend staying at the Red Tree House!

You will not regret staying at The Red Tree House! The location is ideal and felt like a sanctuary after long days! The room was clean, spacious, and had very comfortable beds. Bottled water was provided daily and upon request. Breakfast was bountiful, delicious, and social - don't eat on your patio. Join others! Happy Hour is available daily from 6-8 and is also very sociable. We did not want to leave, and look forward to returning!

The service is superb! Everyone is gracious, thoughtful and accommodating. It feels like a fairytale waking up to the birdsong in the morning. The lovely breakfast was prepared fresh with many choices of delights. I can only hope I am fortunate to visit again.

When you want incredible hospitality, stunning art, walkable neighborhood, blended together with a special warmth where you feel immediately like family, choose the Red Tree House. My boyfriend and I spent time around Christmas at the Red Tree House in CDMX last year, and we are headed back again. Think welcoming smiles and top notch hospitality from breakfast by the fire place to lagniappe pours of wine in the courtyard in the evening...think of a jolly family ambiance over cocktails and a homemade dinner for 60+ of your closest, newest friends during Christmas Eve dinner...think just wow - wow - wow. A special treat and find that I highly recommend.

Our trip to Mexico City was incredible. Our two highlights were...the hot air balloon over Teotihuacan and The Red Tree House! You can imagine that's quite a statement. We stayed in the garden room for most of our stay with our last night in the balcony room. The breakfast they offer is amazing. Everyday you have the option of joining on their happy hour to meet the other guests. The Red Tree House combines the comfort of a B&B with the social optionality of a hostel. The decor is beautiful with lots of art adorning the walls. They have a sweet yellow lab who greets people and if you're not a fan of dogs, she doesn't ever beg or ask guests for food. We love dogs so this was never an issue for us. The lighting and ambience is just wonderful. We've become great friends with many of the staff (and guests) because we felt that they treated us like family visiting their home. Finally, the area is incredible. I've never seen anything similar to Condesa. It's so green! There's this beautiful path that is lined with trees and restaurants. We're definitely coming back here when we visit Mexico next. Craig, Jorge and their amazing staff have done a wonderful job and we were so sad to leave. Until next time!

Sometimes when you set your expectations high, you can get disappointed! Well this is not the case at the Red Tree House, they exceeded my expectations. From the moment I walked in till the time I left it felt like one big family. I stayed in Garden room and it was fantastic. You will love the breakfast and the nightly social. Uber is available to get around. Will be back!

Wonderful gem. We went with two couples and got the larger place. Incredible way to vacation The way to see a city. Uber is frequent here so easy to get around city

There are not enough words to express what The Red Tree House is or how awesome of a place it is to rest your head while checking out Mexico City. I travel a lot. I've stayed all over the world. I have a couple of new apartments in Mexico City that I rent out and found The Red Tree House from a friend who lives nearby. I don't typically like small boutique hostel style places but RTH is something different and something very very special. Imagine a sleek, well kept, casual yet elegant spot with an expansive courtyard full of tropical plants, a lobby to chill out and play the piano or check your email in, two dining rooms to chill out and have a cup of coffee in, those are the public areas in the main building (they have another group of rooms across the street which are also great but away from this main area). The staff are incredible - RTH stocks itself with the coolest and most welcoming friends you can imagine having, most all of them speak fluent English and they all know everything about the neighborhood and the city - from where to eat (and there is a lot of taco contention here!) to how to get here and there to what to do when you are bored. There is a well stocked shelf of Mexico City guides here so leave your books at home! They have a free breakfast from 8-10am that is amazing. They offer a daily hot entree worthy of a five star Mexican restaurant along with plenty of croissants, breads, cereal, yogurt, fruit and drinks including coffee (espresso or American style). Their happy hour is world renowned and with good reason - free drinks (beer and wine) from 6-8pm (and sometimes a bit longer). Friends welcome, hang out with others staying here or just sit by yourself, no pressure ever felt to interact with anyone (but I did, the people staying there were all very interesting - young people budget travelers to older retired luxury tour types). The rooms are clean and cleaned daily. The beds are soft and new and the sheets are great. Plenty of towels, cable TV, artwork (in the room and elsewhere throughout the place), very quiet in the room and outside (noise policy!). They have small fans you can use (I used them for ambient noise), wood floors, plenty of hot water, and stylish modern decor. No ac but you don't need one in the cool city of DF. The neighborhood is awesome. Condesa is like a cooler version of Brooklyn or San Francisco (what I felt like the place felt like). I walked home at 4:30 in the morning and even stopped someone on the street to ask directions in bad drunk Spanish, never felt weird ever in my whole stay in the city, especially in this neighborhood. Tons of restaurants, the best tacos in the world, bars and cafes are all in walking distance and taxis are easy to catch or the guys at the desk will call you one in seconds to take you wherever. There is someone at the desk 24/7 and the facility is gated and locked with only one entrance. They have strong free wifi (as do most businesses (even cafes) in the city). They were very responsive via email from the States, responding in most cases within half an hour to my many questions. Victor seems to run the joint (at least while I was there) and is amazing. A wealth of information, a funny friend, a nice guy and a person dedicated to the most subtle yet highly comfortable professional guest service you can imagine. You can't go wrong staying at RTH, whether you are a backpacker staying at a junky place downtown (gross!) or someone committed to boring mega hotels (boring!) you will love RTH. Prices are around $100 a night and discounts are available depending on how you pay. The place is about 20 mins without traffic from the airport and near The Metro and near plenty of taxis.

The best ever in the world! Seriously... My husband and I stayed at RTH 2015 Christmas and the new year. AND... guess what, I am going back next week! Lovely staff, awesome location, great breakfast, fun happy-hours, and ... everything was perfect! The best place I ever stayed! Oh! if you want to see what I ate at the RTH, check this out :) http://keewiadventures.blogspot.fr/2016/01/mexico-city-i-foodies-paradise-i.html

Your review helps others learn about great local businesses. Wow! This one B&B completely changed my idea of how welcoming, fun and pleasant an accommodation can be. To start with, we were sincerely welcomed by the staff, who were genuinely warm-hearted and pleasant every time we had the opportunity to chat with them. Not only did they help out in ways that are expected, but in ways that went beyond mere courtesy and made us feel like family (I've never written that in a review before). The courtyard is a beautiful oasis far removed from the chaos and noise of the city, adorned with various plants, trees, flowers and fountains. The breakfast entree is made to order, and perfectly complements the offerings of fresh fruits and juices, cereals, locally made breads, yogurts and coffee/tea. We could eat as little or as much as we wanted. The rooms are clean, well-maintained and tastefully decorated. We stayed at their apartment house across the street, appropriately called "La Rama", or "The Branch" [of the Tree]. It was always quiet, with the room being cozy but not too small. Stumbling over our luggage was not a problem. Showers were always hot and we had plenty of light. But let's get back to the staff. Breakfast is a social affair... or not. You can choose to sit at a small table in the courtyard, or a large table with other travelers. Inside or outside. And the good vibes continue during happy hour, which begins at 5:30pm each day and is well worth stopping in for after a day of exploring the city. This is where you can meet other guests, exchange travel stories and advise, or simply have some great conversations, much like you would at a friend's soiree or at a social function. Wine and beer are free (and the red wine poured was a very good rioja), and everything is relaxed. The staff will help with introductions if you are new, and if you have been there for days you carry the torch forward and welcome new arrivals yourself. It's that easy. And fun. Frankly, if Red Tree House was booked during a vacation window, I'd seriously consider changing the dates so secure a stay here. It's *that* far and above any other place I've stayed at, and I wish others would do the same. Thanks Alex, Victor, Christian, and all the others for such a great time. I really do hope to see you guys again soon in DF. Please don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees.

I'm staying one night, it is a beautiful bed and breakfast with fantastic rooms and a great court yard full of trees and plants. A+ restaurants and bars within walking distance. Highly recommended for one or many nights stay in Mexico City.

Extremely good location, Condesa is a cool, hip suburb, near Mexico's version of Central Park and a whole range of tourist attractions. It's also just across from the gay district. There's a bunch of very good food nearby. There's wi-fi, breakfast is provided (and was the best I've ever had - churros, fresh fruit and yoghurt, serial, and freshly cooked enchiladas), and there's an open bar every night from 6 - 8. The back garden is beautiful and very peaceful. The staff have great English and were incredibly helpful. When we needed to go to the airport and there wasn't a cab available one of them personally drove us. He insisted we didn't pay (we wound up giving him a big tip, obviously). Rooms were large and pleasant, all the basics, water, towels, toiletries were provided. Wonderful place. Cannot recommend highly enough.

If you are going to Mexico City, you have to stay here. We went on our honeymoon in June and were treated magnificently. The staff makes you feel like friends. We had delightful conversations (they didn't laugh once at my horrible Spanish) and learned about the food we ate, the sites around us and a little history of the neighborhood. Each common area and room is decorated with flair and taste. There is a central intimate courtyard for relaxing. Breakfast is spectacular. Don't miss happy hour for the drinks and conversation with your fellow guests. We met people from all over. The location is great for many of the historic sites, local parks, amazing food and linking to public transportation. It was easy to get around (again, the staff was a great help) and we felt safe and secure. Visit the shop across the street and the market one block over.

Let's just say that u will meet some of the nicest people here. So nice, like sugar and spice kinda nice. If you get weird out a little at first, just remember that it's so nice that they won't do no wrong...

This place is amazing. The staff is incredible, so attentive and welcoming! The hotel itself is absolutely beautiful, both the main building and La Rama, where we are staying. The breakfast is delicious and they serve great wine at happy hour. We got to meet people from all over the world, and I think it is excellent that the hotel encourages guests to get to know each other and provides a space for that. We chose this hotel for the last 2 days of our trip to Mexico City and I am so glad we did, it was the perfect way to finish it off.

My boyfriend and I had such a wonderful experience at The Red Tree House! We picked to spend our one year anniversary at The Red Tree House, and it was SUCH a good decision. I read the reviews on Facebook and couldn't NOT stay here. They're right. The people who run The Red Tree House (Hey, Carlos!) are amazing. They're so welcoming and have perfect recommendations. (El Capital is not to be missed!) We stayed in the Tree House Suite, and while it is small, it was perfect for us. The art throughout the space is impressive. We didn't get to participate in happy hour due to our schedule, but we were invited back even after we checked out. Breakfast was homemade and delicious. Sam and I wished we would've stayed an extra night. We will DEFINITELY be back and HIGHLY recommend The Red Tree House!

This place is WONDERFUL on every level. Everything about the Red Tree House is world-class. The B & B is beautiful, clean and safe. The staff are incredible including Victor, Jose, Alex, Carlos, Chloe and Rachel. They do everything possible to make your say enjoyable. Plus, they are located in the hipster part of CDMX which is the Condesa. I could go on and one, however, all I say is that I've been here two times, and I know on my next trip to DF, there is only one place I will stay: The Red Tree House.

Great location and great people! My family and I had two rooms for three nights and were continuously impressed by the cleanliness and friendliness of this place!

It's the service that makes the Red Tree House truly remarkable. This B&B is truly a hidden gem in this massive city. The owner and staff go above and beyond to make your stay as welcoming as possible. The Red Tree House has the friendliest staff you could imagine. Any and all questions you have will be answered. They have Happy Hour, pour you wine, give you snacks, will make your breakfast, all apart of your stay- I don't even know how they stay open given all they give you. Our room was a little small, but the beds were the most comfortable I have ever slept on. If it's your first time in Mexico City, the staff of the Red Tree House will make everything as easy as possible for you to get around and enjoy the city. It's also located in a great neighborhood which is packed with great restaurants, bars and parks. It's also less chaotic than many other parts of Mexico City. If you're reading this review it's probably because you've looked into the Red Tree House and you've noticed people comment on the hospitality of the staff. There is no exaggeration in this at all. Truly remarkable!