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Hotel Dama
Mexico City, Mexico · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Seventeen rooms in a 1950s apartment house on Zamora: Hotel Dama, Condesa, architects Paulina Herrera Chain and Patricio Galindo Chain, checkered marble, sunken library lounge, jacaranda rooftop, DAMA Terraza café, a mid-century conversion rather than a Reforma tower. You sleep in Condesa, then walk Parque México under the jacarandas. This is Condesa, not Juárez. The door says Dama.
- 17 rooms
- Neighborhood: Condesa
- Architect: Paulina Herrera Chain and Patricio Galindo Chain
About Hotel Dama
- Seventeen rooms at Zamora 94a, Colonia Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06140 Mexico City. Standard, superior and premium keys, courtyard or balcony, king or double queen.
- A 1950s apartment building converted by architects Paulina Herrera Chain and Patricio Galindo Chain. Sunken library lounge, pre-Hispanic art, rooftop café under jacarandas. Remodel noted 2024.
- Neighborhood is Condesa, a walk to Parque México, not Colonia Juárez. Independent boutique. MICHELIN Guide hotel listing.
History
Hotel Dama is a 17-room 1950s apartment conversion in Condesa, Mexico City, Herrera Chain and Galindo Chain, rooftop under jacarandas.
The setting
Zamora 94a, Colonia Condesa, not Colonia Juárez.
Restaurants and bars
- Dama Terraza — Restaurant · Homestyle Mexican-American cuisine
Amenities
- Rooftop terrace
- Sunken library lounge
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