Campos Polanco

A lovely boutique hotel with spacious rooms and suites -- and the ability to combine rooms into even bigger suites. Indoor and outdoor dining is available for the homey breakfast served. Clean, functional gym. Only thing missing is a homey bar.

As noted above, a small bar would be nice, although there is complimentary mezcal offered every evening. The breakfast could use some varied offerings on a day to day basis.

unique blend of design and charme, beautifully curated spot and lovely staff to provide excellent service during the stay.

Super cool design, excellent staff, lovely details and carefully selected amenities. A place with unique charme and high-end vibes. The terrace is an extra plus.

Great location, great vibe , lovely staff

It was a small, elegant, boutique hotel with lots of amenities. What made the difference was the whole staff. From the morning breakfast staff to the front desk staff to the evening staff, to the drivers and the cleaning group. The team makes a great difference!

We liked everything.

This is an amazing boutique luxury hotel in the Polanco area of Mexico City. I would definitely stay here again. We were a family of 5 and took 3 rooms. Our rooms were all gorgeous, comfortable and spacious. My room in particular (Deluxe King suite) was the size of a small apartment and was fantastic. The bathrooms are large and the shower pressure is fabulous. The rooms were cleaned daily and there was turndown service in the late afternoon. The staff is amazing and attentive. Although there is no restaurant, the hotel offers a very nice breakfast as part of the room rate, and brings coffee (and whatever else you might need) to your room upon request. The hotel offers a free mescal tasting every evening from 5pm - 10pm and the mescal is really good. There is also a hotel car that will shuttle you anywhere within 3 miles of the hotel - e.g., anywhere within the Polanco area.

There was absolutely nothing about the hotel that we did not like. The hotel is amazing. The only downside to the hotel is that it is far from the Centro Historico (the downtown area) and traffic in Mexico City is HORRENDOUS. It might take an hour to go downtown from the hotel during weekdays. One note to the hotel, however: the desk staff wears cologne that is a bit overwhelming. The smell of it fills the lobby and is not comfortable.