We stayed at Habita for 4 nights in August 2007. This is a modern boutique hotel and you would have no idea you were in Mexico by the decoration and style of the hotel --however the micro-lobby did have a bottle of tequilla, limes and glasses set up for guests to have shots (gratis) while they waited for the elevator... more

Habita is an amazing hotel located in a cool and central neighbourhood in Mexico city. From the moment we arrived to the moment we left we were treated like royalty. When our taxi arrived at the door the doorman were waiting to take our luggage and welcome us to the hotel. When we checked in at reception we were upgraded... more

If I had written this review before check-out Habita would have, without doubt, received five stars. The room (we stayed in a middle-range one) was large by normal standards, well decorated, with an incredibly comfortable huge bed and a well-stocked bathroom. All the service we received was exemplary and the food and drink were good quality without being too crazily... more

The service & care I received was amazing. The Hotel is very trendy and has a boutique hotel feel to it. I loved coming into my room and having music play in the room speakers. The hotel is located in Polanco which is a very nice & upscale neighborhood in Mexico City. Breakfast in the morning was very good, fruits... more

hotel arranged for us to be collected from airport. we got picked up in a hummer which was fun. the staff were quite friendly and sweet but seem young and inexperienced. the room is nice but nothing special. its annoying that you cant see out the frosted windows of the balcony unless you stand on you tip toes. the breakfast... more

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

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