The Red Tree House

Culiacan 6, Hipódromo, Cuauhtémoc, 06100 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

This wonderful bed and breakfast located in Condesa is a great place to spend your time in Mexico City. The staff, especially Victor and Ernesto, is extremely helpful and friendly and will provide you with site recommendations, safe taxis and a list of local eateries. I think the hotel is located in one of the best neighborhoods, which is full of great restaurants, shopping, galleries and very close to the underground metro. Have a great Saturday night meal at La Capital, or Azul Condesa followed by a drink at Felix in Roma. Or stay at the Red Tree for one of their festive dinners.

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The Red Tree House in Mexico City

This wonderful bed and breakfast located in Condesa is a great place to spend your time in Mexico City. The staff, especially Victor and Ernesto, is extremely helpful and friendly and will provide you with site recommendations, safe taxis and a list of local eateries. I think the hotel is located in one of the best neighborhoods, which is full of great restaurants, shopping, galleries and very close to the underground metro. Have a great Saturday night meal at La Capital, or Azul Condesa followed by a drink at Felix in Roma. Or stay at the Red Tree for one of their festive dinners.

Stay at the Charming Red Tree House

Happening neighborhood. Resident dog. Beautiful decor. Caring staff. Complimentary wine. Home-cooked breakfasts. Tropical courtyard. Inexpensive. Great location. What’s not to love about the Red Tree House in Mexico City‘s stylish Condesa neighborhood: one of my all-time favorite hotels. Colombia & Mexico City trip report: http://bit.ly/1ebCLgc

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