Casa Habita brings together a 1940s house and a contemporary tower in one of Guadalajara’s most creative neighborhoods. Designed by Milan’s Dimore Studio, its 37 rooms and suites mix vintage references with contemporary Mexican style, while a rooftop pool, spa, restaurant and lively social spaces make it a great base for exploring the city.Casa Habita brings together a 1940s house and a contemporary tower in one of Guadalajara’s most creative neighborhoods. Designed by Milan’s Dimore Studio, its 37 rooms and suites mix vintage references with contemporary Mexican style, while a rooftop pool, spa, restaurant and lively social spaces make it a great base for exploring the city.
Casa Habita feels plugged into Guadalajara. Step outside and you’re surrounded by independent restaurants, galleries, design stores and some of the city’s most interesting architecture; stay in and there’s plenty happening between the terrace, pool and bar. We especially like the contrast between the original house and newer tower, which gives the hotel far more personality than your average city stay.
Casa Habita gives new life to a mid-20th century Guadalajara residence by incorporating it into the contemporary hotel rather than replacing it. Its restaurant emphasizes seasonal, local and organic ingredients, while guestrooms use organic bath amenities. The hotel’s location also encourages guests to experience the surrounding neighborhood on foot or by bicycle, connecting a stay with Guadalajara’s independent restaurants, galleries, designers and local businesses.
Our custom-tailored journeys start from $1,000 USD per day for two travelers. ($1,800 per couple in beach destinations)
