Las Alcobas Mexico City

Located in Mexico City’s Polanco neighborhood, Las Alcobas is a small hotel surrounded by exclusive shops and restaurants. A Luxury Collection Hotel member, it offers two excellent restaurants, an intimate spa, and plenty of high-tech comforts.

Designed by Yabu Pushelberg, the stylish guestrooms and suites are an oasis of calm with deluxe bedding, state-of-the-art entertainment systems, and marble en suites with whirlpool baths and separate showers. Corner rooms offer panoramic views of the neighborhood, while the spacious suites include Bose home theatre systems, additional living space, and some have a terrace or garden.

Renowned chefs Justin Ermini and Martha Ortiz run the two hotel restaurants; Anatol serves seasonal fresh produce, while Dulce Patria offers Mexican cuisine.

The designer shops of Masaryk are on your doorstep, while the museum quarter and historic center are a short walk, metro, or taxi ride away. After a day’s exploring, unwind with a treatment in Aurora Spa.

Las Alcobas Information

Location & Getting There
Las Alcobas is situated in one of the most exclusive and cosmopolitan neighborhoods in Mexico City, a 30-minute drive from Benito Juarez International Airport.

Accommodation
Each of the 35 guestrooms has immaculately customized furniture and state of the art technology. Deluxe & Executive Rooms boast a separate sitting area and walk-in closet, with expansive views of the charming Polanco district. Deluxe Double Rooms overlook a private courtyard and features two queen beds, a sitting area, and a spa soaking tub. Corner Rooms offer generous workspace and beautiful panoramic views. Suites and Penthouses include a personal steam room and a separate living room, featuring an outdoor terrace in some and a dining room in others.

Activities
Due to its superb location, guests are close to many of Mexico’s top attractions. These include shopping in Polanquito, visiting the zoo, lake, and castle in Chapultepec, trying out some of the best restaurants in Masaryk Shopping Area, attending a concert in Auditorio Nacional, or marveling at the majestic heights of the Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan Pyramids, which is open for climbing.

Children
Children are welcome but there are no specific facilities.