Habita
Stays · Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City, Mexico
Entry № 219_MEX · Verified Apr 2026
★ 4.3 (1,302)
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Habita is a striking hotel nestled in the vibrant Polanco district of Mexico City, known for its upscale shops and cultural landmarks. With a commendable rating of 4.4 stars from over 1,200 reviews, this chic retreat is celebrated for its modern minimalist design and exceptional location along the bustling Presidente Masaryk Avenue. Guests appreciate the attentive service and the delectable breakfast, which has garnered praise for its quality and taste, making it a delightful start to your day in the city. While Habita showcases its stylish ambiance, some guests have noted that it may be in need of a refresh, with certain rooms described as outdated. This contrast between the hotel’s sleek communal areas and the condition of some accommodations offers a nuanced experience. Amenities include a pool, a rooftop deck perfect for soaking up the sun, and a small gym, catering to both relaxation and fitness needs. The on-site barber shop has also received accolades, proving to be a convenient addition for those looking to spruce up their look. Situated in one of the city’s most prestigious neighborhoods, Habita provides easy access to a plethora of dining, shopping, and cultural experiences. Whether you're exploring the nearby Chapultepec Park or indulging in the culinary delights of Polanco, this hotel serves as an excellent base for your urban adventures. For those who appreciate modern design and a prime location, Habita remains a worthy choice despite calls for updates to its accommodations.
Why Habita stands out
Habita is a stays in Mexico City, rated ★ 4.3 across 1,302 reviews. Habita is a striking hotel nestled in the vibrant Polanco district of Mexico City, known for its upscale shops and cultural landmarks. With a commendable rating
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Mexico City
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Stays
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Miguel Hidalgo
Rating
★ 4.3 (1,302)
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japanese
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“I spent a weekend at the hotel and was very happy with my choice. The location is excellent—The staff was very friendly and accomodating I was within biking distance of many museums, the castle, and several parks. The hotel also provides bi…”
— Camilo Ramirez, a month ago
Editors’ notes
“The hotel needs a big renovation, it’s still a cool butique hotel but is no longer the topp hotel it used to be. But I like it and will go back. Still it has its vibe that is nice and the staff was very nice and the location is still the best.”
— Mikael Widell
“What used to be the flagship hotel of the Habita group is now a dated property. Carpeted rooms and hallways that seem to have gone through several remodels. Light switches that do not turn on any lights. The barber shop is SIX-star rated, saved me from a big embarrassment. Valet parking took, not exaggerating, 30 minut…”
— Elias Zaga
“I don’t understand how this hotel could be a four-star hotel when it feels like a stay at a hostel. Rooms are not well soundproofed. You can hear people in the halls and everything outside the building. The staff are homophobic, asking us TWICE if we were under one reservation. Once when we were dropping our bags off b…”
— Ken
“Our stay was not pleasant and we were offended by their homophobia by having 2 of their staff ask us multiple times if we wanted separate rooms. We’re a gay couple. The room was small and very noisy so we got very little sleep. The hotel reminded me more of a hostel. This is at best a 2 star hotel.”
— Greg Armstrong