HOTEL HABITA

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 36, New generation of hotel, Futuristic design, Surprising interiors, International cuisine, Modern spa and swimming pool, 2003 AIA, Business Week “Good Design is Good Business” for a Hotel Worldwide.

• The Habita hotel is a unique spot in the Polanco district of Mexico City, a design hotel which is part of a new generation of establishments which are anything but conventional. Built in the 1950's, the original building has been transformed into a luxury hotel 'wrapped' in frosted glass and presents a strictly contemporary image, even futuristic. The design of distinguished minimalist tendency is a perfect blend of light and shade, angular and irregular perspectives in materials such as stainless steel, glass, Canadian maple wood and blue agave with a background of defined and strategically selected tones.

• Quality and comfort combine with service and luxurious details. This is reflected in the 32 rooms and 4 Junior Suites of this spectacular boutique hotel. This hotel has is full of luminous and elegant spaces, thought of to satisfy the tastes and demands of the XXI century traveller. Habita Hotel renovates its culinary offer and Enrique Olvera is the author of the new menu. LOBBY restaurant, located on the ground floor is a unique space – partial open –. LOBBY presents a Mexican Bistro cuisine in a casual environment that you only find there. The 'Area' Bar is on the top two floors and has terrace and fireplace. Also located in the top two floors is the swimming pool, with solarium, and complimented with a spa equipped with modern cardiovascular equipment, sauna and outdoor jacuzzi.

• This "box" of frosted glass seems to float over the leafy President Masaryk avenue and the prestigious Polanco area, where one can find the designer brand ships, deluxe boutiques, museums and modern restaurants.