Habita is an extremely trendy boutique hotel! Great location, in Mexico DF fanciest street. Excellent bars and restaurants in walking distance. Great staff. The rooms are incredible, lounge music playing 24hs / day and very tasteful decoration. However this is a hotel for non-business travelers. It can be noisy at night and a terrible wi-fi connection. Nevertheless, a great hotel... More

Went to Mexico City to visit some friends, see the sights and get some sun. As a solo female traveler I wanted to be somewhere where I felt safe and where the staff would remember me - thus I chose this hotel with a small number of rooms in a great neighborhood and a great rooftop terrace with views over... More

I stayed there for 3 nights in early December, staff where nowhere to find when needed, first day when coming back around noon for a quick nap, I found the whole floor and obviously my room, smelling like varnish and paint, it caused my like vomiting, and as it is all closed, there was no ventilation at all and air... More

The hotel is comfortable, the service is really nice and personalized and the location is perfect for business, shopping or leisure. More

The hotel is chique but I've had nothing but problems with this hotel. The rooms were generally nice but a little chilly in December - they do not have heaters! they brought in a tiny space fan-heater to heat the entire room - needless to say that it didn't work well. I wouldn't recommend staying there when it is very... More

It is the best option to stay in Mexico City, the location is perfect as it is the staff. I will definitely return to the hotel in my next visit. More

I have been in this hotel with my husband and our little son. it was a horrible experience! first of all rooms don't have a good isolation system and noise and pollution filled our room easily. toilet was quite smelly even when we didn't use it ( no good ventilation system)! this design hotel is not much practical and the... More

This was our first stop in Mexico and we definately made the right choice with the hotel here. La Habita was located in the very plush Polanco which made you feel safe and had some lovely restaurants to offer close-by. The concierge were extremely helpful here in helping us plan our days and even organizing our tickets to the Lucha... More

I was really looking forward to Hotel Habita, believing it to be in the vanguard of Mexican design. It was ok. It actually looks a little dated already. The furniture in the main restaurant and lobby is very beautiful, but the bedroom decor is too cold: I am all for minimalism, but found the rooms pretty uninspiring - and kind... More