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Casa Polanco

Mexico City, Mexico · Independent · Grand Luxury

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A converted mid-century mansion at Luis G. Urbina 84 directly opposite Parque Lincoln — the tranquil heart of Polanco's most serene quarter — Casa Polanco earned Michelin Two Keys in 2025, placing it among a handful of boutique addresses on or near Avenida Presidente Masaryk, Latin America's most expensive commercial street.

About Casa Polanco

History

Casa Polanco occupies a historic residence in the leafy Polanco neighbourhood of Mexico City, built in the 1930s–40s and home to only two families across its lifetime before its conversion. Its heritage architecture and green surroundings drew hotelier Adriana Aguilar, who described the project as a passion more than a business.

The 19-suite boutique hotel opened on 1 June 2022, styled to feel like staying in a stylish private home, with a residential intimacy rare among the city's luxury properties.

The setting

Casa Polanco occupies a converted mid-century mansion at Luis G. Urbina 84 in Polanco III Sección, directly opposite Parque Lincoln — the park at the heart of the neighborhood's most serene quarter. Avenida Presidente Masaryk, Latin America's most expensive commercial street, lined with flagship boutiques and Michelin-starred restaurants, is a short walk. Bosque de Chapultepec lies 19 minutes on foot. Developed in 1937 on colonial hacienda lands, Polanco deepened its luxury character after 1985 when embassies and commerce relocated from Zona Rosa; zoning preserves its walkable scale. The Michelin Two-Key boutique sits near a cluster of landmark luxury hotels, cementing this colonia as the capital's premier address for discerning travelers.

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