Mumedi Design Hotel

Nice room, though the bed pillows were overly soft. The room was large as was the bathroom. Because it’s in a historic building in a courtyard room, there isn’t much natural light. The ceilings are high. It’s obvious the hotel tried to maintain some of the historical charm. Breakfast is included in the rate. The menu options are limited, but it is good. The hotel is on a pedestrian-only street, which adds to its charm, but you will have to haul your suitcase for a block. The hotel has no elevators. I had to go up two flights of stairs. This was no problem for me, but if you have mobility issues, this will not be a good accommodation for you. This is a boutique hotel that also offers a restaurant, a large gift shop and a small art museum. These features are charming. I never had a problem entering the hotel, but the restaurant and shops close at 9. The hotel is staffed 24 hours, so there will be someone there to let you in. But you may have to send a message because the hotel will be locked. If you are one to stay out late, this may be inconvenient for you. I would not want to call someone to granted access to the hotel. The hotel is in the old city and is convenient to tourist attractions and a hop-on-hop-off bus tour.

The property is very unique. Not a traditional foyer / check in area. The rooms are rustic (brick and rock)and very well done. Very quiet and isolated room location. Walking distance to all of the sites in old Mexico City.

We had a great time staying at the hotel for 5 days. All staff were great. They were professional and kind. Could not have been nicer. Right next to Zocalo and walking distance to many attractions in the town center. Good made to order breakfast. Nicely decorated room. Highly recommended!

I can't say enough great things about the hotel. It was a wonderful boutique hotel in the heart of the Historic District with a really fun museum, cafe and gift shop attached.

Lovely hotel in a very central area close to the main square. Staff are really helpful and friendly. Rooms are really amazing with high ceilings and good facilities. There is one room with an inner courtyard aspect and others look onto the street (which can be nice but noisy). Our only negative point is they don't serve breakfast until the cafe opens at 9am which is really late for a hotel.

Design hotel Mumedi is highly recommended. Starting with the staff that was ever helpful and always willing to go the extra mile. The hotel itself is unique with a design museum in its premises. The location is awesome. The rooms were very well done and the bathroom was the biggest hotel bathroom I have ever seen. I had read some reviews about the noise from the street, but the windows did their job and we could barely hear anything from the streets. The hotel staff were very conscious about this and regularly enquired about the noise level. The breakfast option is limited, but whatever they had was very good. The only complaint I have about the hotel is that it doesn't have an elevator, so for older people or for people with knee joint might issues might have problem climbing up/down the stairs on a regular basis. Other than that, highly recommended hotel.

We stayed 5 nights here and had a very enjoyable stay. The location is fantastic, just a few yards to the zócalo. The property is multi-purpose, a design gallery, a restaurant and a hotel. Suite 2 was beautiful and spacious, with some great design features and a small balcony to take in the a**osphere below. With there just being 6 suites, you get that personal attention and this was most evident when we dined in the restaurant. Here Arturo was most welcoming and the food was of a very high quality. As we had early tours booked, a fresh continental breakfast was brought to your room at an agreed time. Staff are happy to carry your luggage as there is no lift, but the stairs may be a problem for the less able. When we were there the studio was displaying various Day of the Dead posters.

Hotel Mumedi is a really unique & special oasis in the heart of Mexico City! I stayed in room 3 - I *believe* it is the main suite of the hotel & it was wonderful! The room was so stylish with a large bed, large bathroom & really modern fixtures. The room overlooks the art exhibit which was really cool as well. Breakfast was included (& it was great). The restaurant also has great selections for lunch & dinner. We enjoyed the little street terrace where we had dinner twice. Delicious salad (apple/peach blue cheese/greens) & shrimp/fruit salsa wraps with wine & fun people-watching. The hotel is located in the center of the city near the Zocalo square (where there were lots of local events taking place). I was especially impressed with the service led by Emmanuel. He took care of us before/during & after our stay. He was in touch before our arrival & he was there when I arrived to help with check in & to get bags up to the room. He also had some drinks in the room + a special welcome dessert to greet us upon arrival. As others have mentioned, there is no elevator in the hotel but the staff does help a lot. It's an important note for those that seek an accessible hotel experience. If you can't do stairs then maybe this place isn't for you. But if you can, I highly recommend it - lovely location, a unique hotel experience, great staff & really comfortable rooms.

Our manager Emanuel was a perfect host. He was extremely friendly, attentive and helpful. We would definitely recommend this hotel to friend's thanks to Emanuel's perfect service.