Busuē Hotel, Polanco - Mexico City, Mexico
In the ritzy Polanco district, home to high-end boutiques and some of the city’s best restaurants, this stunning boutique hotel offers a stylish and luxurious alternative to the more standard looks of its competitors.
The hotel is set within a beautifully renovated period house that draws on Mexico’s cultural heritage. The lobby’s beautiful fresco ceiling and tiled floor are a clear nod to its historic past. The decoration is stylish and contemporary, the atmosphere warm and hospitable.
The 11 guest rooms and suites blend luxe materials in a range of earthy colors that combine to create an ambience of style and comfort. The generously spaced rooms are furnished with all the modern comforts, complete with a range of lighting options to set the mood. The spacious bathrooms are fresh and light, with L'Occitane bath products on offer.
The hotel prides itself on its longstanding tradition of exclusive and discreet service delivered from its 24 hour reception desk. Service extends from planning activities for your stay in Mexico City to a breakfast service that can be taken in the courtyard or from the comfort of your own room.
Busue is a boutique hotel that offers all the elements a world class traveler expects, with an intimacy and warmth that is quintessentially Mexican.
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About Polanco, Mexico City
Fashionable and upmarket, Polanco is well known for its shopping and restaurants. Considered to be Mexico’s Champs-Élysées, Avenida Presidente Masaryk is famous for being one of the most expensive, yet most popular, shopping streets in the country. Dining and cuisine is a huge part of Polanco’s image and you can find some of Mexico’s and indeed Latin America’s best restaurants here, such as the renowned Pujol and Quintonil.
However, Polanco is also full of culture and history too, with a number of world class museums. The Museum of Anthropology is the most visited museum in the country, containing one of the world’s largest collections of Mayan artifacts, from pre-Columbian Mexico and pre-Hispanic civilisations up to the time of the Spanish conquest.
There are plenty of green spaces and parks too. Plaza Uruguay, for example is a small wooded park in the middle of Polanco, a relaxing location which is perfect for taking a break from the busy city.
