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Tipster Visits Hotel Habita

Where: Avenida Presidente Masaryk 201, Mexico City, Mexico, 11560

A HotelChatter tipster tells us about the 32 room Hotel Habita in Mexico City:

Just got back from a two-night stay, despite its merits not sure I'd return.

What's good: Location in Polanco, boutiques, restaurants, close to many business addresses. Comfortable bed; sufficient desk space. The rooms feel uncluttered. Friendly service. Free access to PC (1) in business center. My room service club sandwich was awesome.

What's great: without a doubt the rooftop bar, the best place to be in the hotel

Uncomfortable: lighting is too bright in the rooms - impossible to create anything like a relaxed atmosphere, soundproofing is insufficient and if the noise from the street doesn't get to you the noise from the bar will (unless you are up there yourself which may not be practical if you have an early breakfast meeting). Tiny lobby space hidden away in a back corner of the ground floor. Awfully slow PC in business center.

Thanks Mareen!

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Lenny Kravitz At W In Mexico City

Where: Campos Eliseos 252, Mexico City, DF, Mexico, 11560

Lenny Kravitz and his entourage headed down to Mexico City to stay at the W Hotel in the trendy Polanco district.

Maybe Lenny is hiding out in Mexico until the service at the Setai, where he has a penthouse music studio, improves.

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Mexico City's Habita Hotel

Where: Avenida Presidente Masaryk 201, Mexico City, Mexico, 11560

We have mentioned Hotel Habita in this space before, however, with all the recent Mexico City chatter, we wanted to make sure we brought Habita to the forefront again.

A recent Habita visitor had this to say:

It's a nice hotel, but it felt a little bit like a gay nightclub. It's very masculine, there were very few women staying there, and the design and electronica music make it feel like you're in a disco rather than a hotel.

Well, Habita is Wallpaper* Navigator's #1 recommended hotel in Mexico City, and it is the big bother hotel to the new Condesa DF.

Wallpaper* recommends a room on the third floor, where they say you won't hear the noise.  We would grab a room on the third floor, head to the rooftop pool and order a shrimp taco.  After washing down our taco with a margarita, or two, we are sure any potential unwanted noise would naturally dissipate--and we could fall asleep in peace in a rooftop lounge chair.

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