Campos Polanco, a bespoke 12-suite guesthouse, caters to the sybaritic traveler seeking a home-away-from-home experience while immersing themselves in Mexico City’s vibrant culture. Blending bespoke luxury with the city’s vibrant culture, it’s the kind of boutique hotel you’ll never want to leave.
Nestled in the city’s “Beverly Hills,” the guesthouse effortlessly complements the luxurious reputation of its surroundings. The posh locale offers a comforting residential vibe, with regal Art Deco-style architecture gracing the streets during your morning stroll.
Behind its striking, brutalist façade clad in floor-to-ceiling windows, a sense of elegance and sophistication greets you as soon as you step inside. Mid-century, cosmopolitan interiors evoke the feeling of arriving at a stylish friend’s apartment in CDMX, where Assouline coffee table books, Frida Kahlo memorabilia, and works by local artists adorn the five floors of the lobby and guest room hallways.
A grand spiral staircase leads to the intimate yet spacious rooms, where light pours in from the open-air courtyard. Each suite feels like your own private residence, featuring a cozy living room with a sunshine yellow tufted leather couch, a geometric-printed carpet, a stylish office corner, and a grand kitchen for those who feel like hosting an impromptu soirée. The design is both chic and comfortable, with plush king-sized beds, freestanding bathtubs, ensuite marble bathrooms with double rain shower heads, and walk-in closets offering the highest level of hospitality.
Across its five levels, Campos Polanco also boasts communal living spaces with sumptuous couches, dining areas, and fully equipped kitchens for guests who wish to cook or entertain. For fitness enthusiasts, a high-tech gym offers a quick morning workout before heading out to explore the city.
Despite its metropolitan location, Campos Polanco offers two outdoor escapes: the lush leafy rooftop and a courtyard bedecked in foliage. Guests can enjoy daily Mezcal tastings or unwind on the sunken terrace over a chess game, soaking in the fresh air before dinner on the expansive rooftop.
For first-time visitors to CDMX, Campos Polanco welcomes you with effortless opulence infused with a comforting B&B ambiance, making you feel like a local—albeit one with the most stylish apartment in town.
Top Takeaways
Location: Polanco, Mexico City
Address: Campos Elíseos 361, Polanco, Polanco III Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11540 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Rating: Five-star
The vibe: A chic boutique hotel with a B&B format, offering the feel of spending a weekend at your friend’s impeccably stylish apartment.
Food + Drink: While there’s no on-site restaurant, that’s part of the charm—you’ll want to explore Polanco’s Michelin-starred dining at spots like Quintonil and Pujol, and the vibrant local takeout scene. Back at Campos Polanco, enjoy daily mezcal tastings or whip up a meal in the open-invite kitchens on each floor. If your suite includes a fully equipped kitchen, you can savor a private culinary moment all your own.
Our favorite part of the hotel: The open-air centerpiece courtyard steals the show, offering a welcoming space that feels like your own private sanctuary—perfect for relaxing and connecting with fellow guests.
Amenities: Fitness center; 24-hour front desk; Breakfast; Airport shuttle; Free Wifi; Room service
What’s nearby? Aviario del Parque Lincoln; Jardín Winston Churchill; Parque América; Chapultepec Castle; National Museum of Anthropology; Museo de Arte Popular
Any personal neighborhood recs? Tacos are a must in Mexico City, and El Turix, a hole-in-the-wall gem in Polanco, is one of the top taquerías on the city’s best-of list. Just a five-minute stroll from Campos Polanco, it’s the perfect spot for a quick stop after a day of exploring to savor their famed cochinita pibil tacos (a mouthwatering pulled pork dish). If you’re still hungry, head over to Dante for steak frites. This classic French bistro is a local favorite, perfect for a satisfying meal.
Rooms: 12 suites
Pricing: Rates start at $1,395/night.
Closest airport: Mexico City International Airport Benito Juárez (MEX)
