We stayed 2 nights at the habita in Mexico City. We booked through Expedia a Queen size bedroom. But as this room was really small and there was no view at all (wall ¡¡), we asked for another room. They changed us to a king size bedroom without additional charge an no problems at all. This room was bigger and... more

I'm writing from the Habita right now. Just changed rooms, which was a hassle, but I hope worth it. Was on the fourth floor last night and couldn't sleep until 2:00 am when the rooftop club shut down and the music and loud talk stopped. The staff was very nice and hospitable about changing, so we'll see what tonight brings.... more

My husband and I stayed at the Habita for 3 nights and could find no faults in the hotel's location, facilities or service. First, the location: it's located in the posh Polanco area, just a block away from the Polanco subway station. For over-crowded, over-polluted Mexico City, this neighborhood is like an oasis calm in the middle of a huge... more

The Habita is in many ways a typical designer hotel - the facade has a largely opaque glass exterior with steel trims. The small yet adequate lobby has exposed (but painted) concrete ceilings with the Aura restaurant (serves all 3 meals and is open almost all the time) abutting the passageway leading to the front desk. The room itself (I... more

It's a unique place, everything in the hotel makes sense and it's special. Everything is designed by the best designers and architects. The personnel is rellay friendly. The rooms are very comfortable, specially the beds, they are amazing!!! Consider to have a full morning to relax on the pool and the jaccuzzi. I had a really nice stay! more

If you like trendy hotels, or hotels designed by famous architects, the Habita hotel may be for you. The location, on the most important street in the fancy Polanco district, is excelent. The rooms are too minimalistic for my taste. I would add closet space for guest's cloths for example. Staff was pleasent and helpful. Food was good. The roof... more

We stayed at Habita on the recommendation of a friend in Mexico City. The lobby is underwhelming, but the glass facade, room and rooftop lounge area are "cool" and trendy. This is not a hotel that will overwhelm you with service but the staff was friendly, helpful and professional. The breakfast served in the hotel dining area was delicious and... more

This hotel has been touted as something special. I did encounter something special during my stay---street noise and sewer gases! I was given a small room on second floor which at first appeared to be within a normal comfort zone though it was a bit worn. However, the next morning I was awoken before six am to the sounds of... more

We spent 4 nights in the Habita. I love the hotel design, the books in each room, the rooftop pool with gym, jacuzzi and sauna. The minimalist aesthetic is what I like and the beds are really comfortable. But remember this hotel has a lot of drawbacks: The plumbing has all sorts of problems from drain smell, to a pump... more