Hotel San Fernando
Art Deco meets modern Mexico City apartment living. Warm, design-forward, and neighborhood-rooted. Think Wes Anderson color palettes crossed with genuine Mexican craft. Intimate, residential feel with no corporate polish.
Ask for a room not facing Iztaccihuatl Street if you're a light sleeper — Friday and Saturday nights get loud
Why It Matters
Awarded 1 Michelin Key in 2024. Bunkhouse's first Mexico City property and only the group's second in Mexico. Every design decision — from Oaxaca-made bedside lamps to art by Pedro Friedeberg — is a deliberate nod to the city's creative culture. Rates include complimentary rooftop breakfast.
Hotel San Fernando is a 19-room boutique hotel inside a lovingly restored 1947 Art Deco apartment building in La Condesa, half a block from Parque México. Austin-based Bunkhouse Group and local firm Reurbano kept the bones — encaustic tile floors, stained-glass windows, a geometric staircase — and layered in punchy coral walls, lush plants, and locally sourced furniture from La Metropolitana. The whole place is designed to feel like settling into your own Condesa apartment, not checking into a hotel.
Where You'll Stay
5 room types available
King Bed With Kitchenette (Sencilla)
From USD215 / nightThe entry-level room, but still feels like a proper apartment. King bed, kitchenette stocked with a minibar, French press and kettle, and a dining table. Coral color-blocked walls, lush plants, Kassatex linens, and signature Bunkhouse robes. Views vary.
King · 21 sqm
King Studio With Kitchenette (Casita)
From USD330 / nightThe most apartment-like room in the house at 29 sqm. King bed, a proper lounge area with dining table, full kitchenette, minibar, and a dedicated desk — this one works for people traveling for business or staying a week. Reviewer favorite.
King · 29 sqm
King Suite with Kitchenette (Vivienda)
From USD280 / nightBigger than the Sencilla and worth the upgrade if you want outdoor air. Adds a private balcony and a dining table for four — great for longer stays or if you plan to actually use the kitchenette for meals. Individual climate control.
King · 25 sqm
King Suite with Terrace (Terraza Suite)
From USD490 / nightSet on the top floor of the building. The room itself is compact but the private terrace overlooking La Condesa is the draw. Think morning coffee with rooftop views over the Art Deco neighborhood canopy. No kitchenette in these rooms, but the minibar is stocked and rooftop breakfast is included. Individual climate control.
King
King With Two Single Beds and Kitchenette (Ocio Suite)
From USD420 / nightThe two-bedroom option — a king room plus an adjoining area with two single beds. Best for groups of three or four. Full separate kitchen, minibar, dining area. Colorful geometric tile work in pale blue, coral, and green on the roof-level rooms.
King + Two Singles · 45 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
1 venue on property
Restaurant
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Daily rooftop breakfast included with every stay. Rotating menu of fruits, classic pan dulces, huevos rancheros, chilaquiles, and other Mexican morning staples. Guests can bring drinks or snacks up in the evenings too.
Weekly Saturday night live music sets from rotating local musicians at Lounge Fernando, paired with rotating drink specials.
A 2-hour painting class held on select Tuesdays, guided by local artist Eduardo Pichardo. Focused on creativity and exploration of Mexican culture through art.
Regular Monday through Thursday happy hour in the hotel lobby lounge with drink specials.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the property.
Guests can borrow large straw shopping bags for market trips and umbrellas from the lobby — the latter essential during rainy season (May–October).
Refillable Malin + Goetz products in all guest bathrooms — a sustainable touch noted by reviewers.
Minibar stocked in all guest rooms.
In-room white noise machines provided in all rooms — helpful given proximity to a lively bar and restaurant street.
Two event venues available: the Rooftop Terrace (up to 40 guests, dividable) and Lounge Fernando. Suitable for intimate gatherings or corporate meetings.
The hotel does not have a swimming pool, fitness center, or spa. The neighborhood itself — with parks, cafés, and walkable streets — is the draw instead.
An outdoor terrace at the top of the building used for complimentary guest breakfasts each morning and as an event space. Can accommodate up to 40 guests for private events and is dividable. Open to guests in the evenings for drinks.
No elevator in the five-story building, but a dumbwaiter is available for luggage between floors.
Daily room cleaning service included with stay.
On-site concierge for neighborhood recommendations, reservations, and local guidance.
Round-the-clock front desk staffing. Physical room keys (no key cards).
A curated in-hotel shop selling Mexican-made wares from local artisans, handpicked homewares, and exclusive Bunkhouse-designed pieces. Part of the lobby experience, also available online.
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