Casa Habita
Lerdo de Tejada 2308, Lafayette, Guadalajara, Mexico
Obrera
37 Rooms
Contemporary Classic & Lively
When you think of a dream trip through Mexico, Guadalajara may not one of the first places that springs to mind. There is a sense of expectation, however, around a hotel like Casa Habita — it’s a member of Grupo Habita, the Mexican mini-chain responsible for some of the most stylish boutique hotels in D.F. and throughout the country.
Located in the happening neighborhood of Zona Minerva, west of the Centro Histórico, Casa Habita is a chic 37-room hotel with a minimalist aesthetic and a breezy rooftop terrace. The design has a distinctly European feel, though most of the materials, from stone to textiles, were sourced in Jalisco. Guest rooms are spare and geometric, fitted with glass panes, metallic surfaces, and luxurious marble bathrooms. There’s a Mondrian-esque look to the sliding glass doors, light installations, and windows, and a cool color palette of celeste, white, grass green and slate gray. The best rooms and suites have balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over treetops and city streets.
Upstairs, a rooftop terrace and swimming pool provide a calm respite from the city outside. There’s a lively city just outside the hotel’s doors, one largely untouched by the tourist industry, but you’ll want to save at least one evening for dinner at Casa Habita’s restaurant, with its menu of American comfort food and Mexican classics. And save time for a nightcap as well; the hotel’s cocktail bar is rightfully popular among visitors and locals alike.
How to get there: Casa Habita is located approximately 23 km by car from Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Guadalajara International Airport via México 23.
Located in the happening neighborhood of Zona Minerva, west of the Centro Histórico, Casa Habita is a chic 37-room hotel with a minimalist aesthetic and a breezy rooftop terrace. The design has a distinctly European feel, though most of the materials, from stone to textiles, were sourced in Jalisco. Guest rooms are spare and geometric, fitted with glass panes, metallic surfaces, and luxurious marble bathrooms. There’s a Mondrian-esque look to the sliding glass doors, light installations, and windows, and a cool color palette of celeste, white, grass green and slate gray. The best rooms and suites have balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over treetops and city streets.
Upstairs, a rooftop terrace and swimming pool provide a calm respite from the city outside. There’s a lively city just outside the hotel’s doors, one largely untouched by the tourist industry, but you’ll want to save at least one evening for dinner at Casa Habita’s restaurant, with its menu of American comfort food and Mexican classics. And save time for a nightcap as well; the hotel’s cocktail bar is rightfully popular among visitors and locals alike.
How to get there: Casa Habita is located approximately 23 km by car from Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla Guadalajara International Airport via México 23.
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Casa Habita
Lerdo de Tejada 2308, Lafayette, Guadalajara, Mexico
Obrera
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