I was thrilled to read that Mexico City's long time efforts to bring their pollution down are starting to pay off.
Winds Bring Clear Skies for Mexico City"
Airplanes overhead sometimes seemed so close you could touch them. Skies were shockingly blue. People in downtown skyscrapers could count individual trees rising on the distant Ajusco Volcano, which is usually invisible behind a veil of smog.
Though John Rice, the author of the article, reported that the blue skies have been off and on this month, I'd like to put Mexico City back on the radar.
So, where to stay? A little research showed me that the Habita is looking good. Located in Polanco, "a district of chic boutiques, trendy restaurants and museums," the ultra modern Habita is part of Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
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