DF康德薩，Design Hotels™設計飯店成員(Condesa df, Mexico City, a Member of Design Hotels)

We had a lot of fun, an international and very friendly place, many pets that we fell in love with every 2 seconds Many cafes, bars and food places, we saw a comedy show and loved it, the parks and the city always looked clean, without a doubt it is a place that you should visit yes or yes

Las cosas resultan mejor si paseas por estas colonias y logras conocer la historia de México, es muy bello. Yo amé caminar en sus calles y comer a gusto con mi pareja que también tiene muy buena opinión

El edificio y la ubicación muy buenos, aunque el ambiente del interior nada que ver con el exterior. Por otro lado, el servicio a la habitación deficiente, faltaron toallas y tuve que pedirlas dos veces para que las entregaran; ademas muy ruidosos los cuartos. En general, la relación precio servicio no me dejo contento

Do not stay here if you want to sleep more than 3 hours a night. It is beyond loud, there is a nightclub in the roof and you can feel the bass throughout the hotel. They even had a wedding up there one night and we could hear every wedding toast. It is not worth the price.

Location is excellent! Easy and safe walking to parks, coffee shops, restaurants etc. Service is also excellent - very friendly and helpful. Rooftop bar is a great option if you are tired and just want a nice drink and a bit of decent sushi. The property is a bit tired/worn but the beds are comfortable and the location and high level of service do compensate for that.

Way too noisy. If you like to sleep in or crash at 10, the street noise is distracting. I wasn't able to sleep for more than 2 hours at a time. The outward facing windows don't insulate any noise, and the hallways reverb noise. What's bad is that the hotel is cute, staff is great, but cant recommend due to the noise. Tip to management, avoid sweeping the sidewalks at 5am.

The property is in really good condition, clean, cool looking and well maintained. Lovely view outside. However the room is so poorly designed that staying here was frustrating if you stay for more than a couple of days. We had two small carry on suitcases and only one fit in the tiny closet positioned off a narrow entryway from the door. You had to take turns getting to your suitcase since the passageway was too narrow. Two huge rocking chairs took up so much space in the room that another suitcase wasn’t even possible to put on the floor without tripping over it. Very little space in the bathroom to put your toiletries. Few plugs and only one bedside. No bedside tables or places to place your water or book apart from a narrow headboard shelf. Not worth it to stay here again.

I stay here because of location and the great rooftop restaurant/bar- but it was closed for rental my entire stay- first for a film shoot and then for a private party-the noise not just from the events but from the middle of the night set up and breakdown of the film production and fume producing generator outside my window made it impossible to sleep for two nights. The price has doubled since my last stay and is not worth this noisy experience with no regard for guests.

I chose the CondesaDF for a 6 night stay in Mexico City mostly as I was seeking a solid 4-star, full service hotel convenient to exploring both Condesa and Roma Nte neighborhoods. I had visited CDMX two months prior for a wedding and knew I wanted to return to see more of the city (for the previous trip I stayed 5 nights at the Four Seasons, which I found to be a tired old lady in need of a massive renovation). At the CondesaDF, the pros include: Good location -- walking distance to many great restaurants and bars . While there's not much immediately outside your door (other than the lovely neighborhood and park), you have a lot of great dining choices within a 10-15 minutes walk (Contramar, Lardo, Blanco Colima, Maximo, etc.). Many of the hotel staff were exceptionally personable, with a genuine warmth, friendliness, and pride in their profession. Breakfast was lovely, with a good choice and quality. The rooftop bar lives up to its great reputation for food, drinks and setting. The overall hotel design is unique and attractive -- it's still a "cool" place, with a sense of style and originality than newer hotels still miss. I had a courtyard patio room, which I believe is an entry level category, and it featured an interesting original design. Most importantly, the property and the rooms are kept very clean, despite the wear and tear, with daily linen service (something even 5 star hotels are skimping on these days). Just a few observations to the negative: as others have stated, the rooms are in need of a heavy duty refresh - 15+ years of heavy wear and tear is showing on the furniture, walls, bathrooms and room detail. Also, the A/C didn't work in my first room at all. Upon confirmation I was given an alternative room (which thankfully had excellent A/C). There were many non functioning lights in both rooms, and only one small overhead light working in the replacement room bathroom (there is a second light feature behind the mirror which was 90% dead - this light worked in the first room - this made the bathroom exceedingly dark and a clumsy experience getting ready each day. The room condition was a bit beat up. All this gives the impression that ownership is skimping on maintenance and upkeep and in denial of the need for a major room refresh -- at the very least to be in parity with the general room rates being charged. A bit of a pity since the hotel otherwise is a really special property.