Situated in Mexico City’s Historic Downtown, the hotel’s building dates from the 17th century, merging industrial architecture, indigenous and colonial elements. It is a Grupo Habita member, featuring 17 rooms and suites, which combine elegance and design.

Its facilities include a C.O. Bigelow Apothecaries a terrace with swimming pool, ideal for Saturday afternoons and a Lobby Breakfast Patio, located in the main balcony of the building. The place is historically known as The Palace of the Counts of Miravalle. The painting The Holocaust by muralist Manuel Rodríguez Lozano lies above the stairway, providing this hotel boutique with and original and exclusive touch.