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Andaz Mexico City Condesa

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José Luis Benlliure Galán's 1961 Conjunto Aristos tower, a Mexico City Heritage Site on Aguascalientes 158, reopened 19 January 2023 as the first urban Andaz in Mexico. The curved Condesa street grid still traces a vanished racetrack, and two of Benlliure's facade murals survive, reinterpreted over the beds in 213 rooms. Cabuya's rooftop looks over Parque España; a magenta escalator in Pantone's 2023 Viva Magenta climbs through a house that still feels like Barragán colour more than chain hotel.

About Andaz Mexico City Condesa

History

José Luis Benlliure Galán completed Conjunto Aristos in 1961 as a Mexico City Heritage Site in Hipódromo Condesa. The tower reopened 19 January 2023 as Andaz Mexico City Condesa, the first urban Andaz in Mexico, with a rooftop bar overlooking Parque España.

The setting

Andaz Mexico City Condesa occupies Aguascalientes 158 in Hipódromo Condesa, whose curved street grid still traces the oval of a private racetrack transformed into one of the city's most cohesive Art Deco residential districts by the 1930s. Parque México, the elliptical park at the neighborhood's heart, is framed by landmark buildings such as the Edificio San Martín. The Condesa–Roma corridor, jointly designated a Barrio Mágico Turístico, draws the city's creative class with independent restaurants, galleries, and cocktail bars — and alongside a companion luxury property on the same block, this address signals an enclave of choice for travelers seeking cultural immersion over corporate corridors. 12 miles from Mexico City International Airport.

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