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MONDRIAN MEXICO CITY CONDESA

- REVIEWED BY Maria Angeles

Arrival/check-in: What a quick and easy process at reception! While you fill out a few papers, the guest services team whips up a welcome cocktail, offering an option for mocktails, too (I had to enjoy a margarita). The hotel makes the check-in process even more special with a personaliz­ed Mondrian Passport. It includes your basic informatio­n, length of stay and a photo, and it looks much like a Mexican passport. It’s that extra touch that makes guests feel even more welcome.

Bell service arranges all your luggage while you check in. I took advantage of the fabulous concierge team to arrange transport service, as I would be in and out of the convention center. It proved essential to consult those who know what is going on in the city. The team quickly connected me with their preferred provider and confirmed my service before the end of the day.

Guest Quarters: My home away from home at Mondrian Condesa offered everything needed when traveling for business (and leisure), including plenty of USB ports to keep all my devices powered. I made use of an adorable Bluetooth speaker to play music while getting ready to head out or winding down upon my return. Guests can expect spacious storage for clothes, travel goods and all the other necessitie­s of a luxury stay ... as well as a comfortabl­e bed to recharge and get back out there.

Services/amenities: One of my favorite parts of this property was the integratio­n of local art. Everywhere I looked, I saw bright colors representa­tive of the city.

Four unique, onsite food and beverage outlets offer excellent culinary experience­s. If you choose to venture from the hotel, its location in one of the city’s hottest neighborho­ods offers easy access for an evening stroll to explore the local eateries, such as El Moro, one of Mexico City’s oldest churrerias.

Mexico City is well-known for its innovative green architectu­re, apparent at this hotel. The hallway lights only come on when a guest enters; otherwise, the corridors remain dark.

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