The Best Pet Friendly Boutique Hotels in Mexico City in 2026

A renovated 1930s building, Casa Cuenca sports pale brick and plenty of gleaming tile in CDMX’s boho-chic Condesa neighborhood. It’s a delightful collection of textures that speaks in both high design and local aesthetics. Interiors are designed in tribute to 1950s Mexican designers and artists, and it’s exciting to see historical references beyond the Neocolonial. There’s a casual beauty here that nicely pays tribute to both Mexico City’s sleek modern design sense, and its rich artisanal traditions. Casa Cuenca is an expertly designed boutique hotel, that feels neither snobby or… > Read Our Full Review

A boutique hotel stay in Polanco, Mexico City, is sure going to put you in upscale territory, but Campos Polanco takes that up a notch or two. There are only 12 suites in this gorgeous building, and the residential quality makes each space feel like some celebrity apartment turned museum. Except, you are the celebrity, it’s not a museum, and your fantasy of sipping a glass of mezcal on the rooftop surrounded by lush plants and fellow chic socialites is about to come true. Of course, this type of travel… > Read Our Full Review

Sample the richness of the local art scene at this culture-happy boutique hotel in Roma Norte. Colima 71 pays tribute to some of the exceptional artwork being produced in Mexico City and the surrounding region. The building boasts eye-catching sculptures, walls of prints and handmade trinkets in each room. It’s a celebration of local production, creativity, and beauty made inhabitable. The style of accommodation isn’t for everyone — these spaces are set up for a good degree of self-sufficiency. It’s apart-hotel meets boutique hotel, and a superbly designed space ready… > Read Our Full Review

Mexico City’s hip neighborhoods are packed with upscale boutique hotels, but La Valise in Roma Norte ups the ante somewhat. It’s a gorgeous, 1920s-era, French-style townhouse on a quiet corner of the lively, central Calle Colima. A street which showcases, particularly well, La Roma’s mix of hip cafes, galleries and stately looking houses. Designers made little effort, though, to match the, admittedly, stunning interiors to the architecture of this particular stately looking house. La Valise’s decidedly modern interiors feature a range of bespoke furnishings, hand-picked artwork and regional antiques. The… > Read Our Full Review