The Red Tree House Mexico City (Exclusive Look) 

One of the most important things to remember while organizing a trip to Mexico is booking a nice hotel to stay. To avoid being let down upon arrival, though, be sure to research on the hotel you plan to stay at before deciding on it.

However, an early or advance booking may get you an opportunity to lodge in one of Mexico City’s best vacation hotels in Condesa. 

Many travelers visiting Mexico City fantasize about living in a beautiful house with friendly locals, but most accommodations go toward opulent hotels and deceptive Airbnbs. However, the Red Tree House is different; it is a 7-room 1930s mansion that has been impeccably refurbished for guests and is moderately priced.

This lodge has many amazing features that make it a go-to for visitors. 

If you are interested, here are things you should know about Red Tree House Mexico City.

Features

• Breakfast

Accommodation in this hotel comes with complimentary breakfasts, something you will get in other Airbnbs. This is served every morning in the garden and includes tea, fruit, coffee, pastries, cereal, juice, and a daily Mexican treat. Also, free beer and wine are served in the garden in the evenings. 

The hotel’s sitting room has a printer, a computer for guests’ use, and a piano for leisure. 

• Policy

Wi-fi is free at the Red Tree House, but visitors should be aware that the residence has a dog. Hence, do not bring other pets along. Also, the mansion does not allow children below eight years old. 

• Excellent Service

Service is quite important at a small facility like this, and the personnel is extremely kind and helpful.

• Rooms

The modern rooms are distinctively furnished and have titles like Amigos, Milagritos, and Lafayette. The rooms have appealing stone or tiled wood flooring. Each has contemporary wall colors such as stone-grey and bold, and artwork and furniture. The size and design of the rooms vary, but they all have flat-screen televisions, mini-fridges, and complimentary wi-fi. Some accommodations, like the Lafayette and Penthouse, also have balconies and complete kitchens.

The apartments also have ceiling fans, but none have air conditioning. Edificio Lafayette, a local monument on the other side of the street, inspired the name of Lafayette, and a sizable image of it stands in the dining room. The accommodation has a mirror sitting area with views of the courtyard’s beautiful trees. 

On the other hand, Jacaranda is colorful and bright, with white and orange bed covers, gold drapes, and crimson doors. 

The spacious Penthouse is as vibrant, with a bright orange bed cover, yellow chairs, scarlet carpets, and violet runners upon the desk and dresser.

Despite being small, the treehouse, a room at the top of the roof with a balcony, remains the go-to for everyone who lodges in the hotel. All bathrooms have tiled showers, tiny vanities, and amenities despite being generally modest and less attractive than the guest rooms.

• Scene

The Red Tree House is located in a 1930s home that allegedly housed writers and artists for decades. It’s a bit old, but gorgeous and cozy and seems more like staying at a friend’s house than a motel. Visitors approach the lobby through a modest front counter from the beautiful tree-lined roadway behind the rooms. 

A crimson glass chandelier swings from the lobby ceiling and modern Mexican artworks adorn the walls. The hotel’s main attraction is its decorated courtyard with a jacaranda tree, several flowers and plants, and waterfalls.

The lounge room is a relaxing area to sit in with a couch and chairs close to the fireplace, and next to the piano. Because little children are not allowed at the Red Tree House, the hotel caters to adult couples and lone tourists seeking a peaceful, resting spot.

• Location

You will locate the Red Tree House in a fashionable Roma neighborhood in Condesa. Condesa is a charming housing area with trees, stores, cafés, bars, parks, and galleries lining the streets. The museums and zoo are located within Chapultepec Park, which is 20 minutes by foot (ten minutes using a taxi or car).

Moving around the city is made considerably easy by its Chilpancingo metro bus stop, which is about four blocks apart, approximately six minutes’ walk by foot. While downtown (site attractions such as the Museo de Bellas Artes) is accessible by train in 30 minutes, you can get to locations like the Zona Rosa in 15 minutes (after about a 25-30 minutes walk). 

Also, the Red Tree House Hotel is just a 35-45-minutes drive from Mexico City International Airport.

Pros

• Beautiful Condesa location, close to cafés, galleries, and eateries
• Baggage storage
• Offers local dishes for free every day in the garden
• Laundry service
• Rooms furnished uniquely with vibrant colors and unusual artwork
• Some rooms include balconies or fully equipped kitchens
• Free beer and wine reception in the evening
• Accessible computer office in the sitting room
• Wi-fi is available 

Drawbacks

• Lacks air conditioning
• Children younger than the age of eight are not allowed in the hotel 
• Bathrooms are usually tiny
• No parking lot

Conclusion

The Mid-range priced Red Tree House has seven rooms and was built in the 1930s. It has a cozy, welcoming appeal. The building sits in the incredibly fashionable Condesa district, a locality home to several cafés and art galleries. 

Free wi-fi and flat-screen televisions are available for use for all the guests in the hotel. Some rooms have complete kitchens, while some have balconies.

So, if you plan your next vacation to Mexico, the Red Tree House in Mexico City is the place to be. 

Besides its magnificent location and cozy rooms, the hotel offers complimentary breakfast and has a recurring local special, including the free drinks they provide each evening. 

We hope to see your review via our comment section when you visit the Red Red Tree House in Mexico City.