Interior design of Distrito Capital Hotel was designed by French architect Joseph Dirand, located in the highest area of Mexico City – the skyscraper district of Santa Fe – this hotel is a testament to how cool Mexico’s capital has become in recent years. Surprising interiors, dazzling panoramic views and double-height ceilings are a few of the eye-catching highlights of Distrito Capital. Designed around the idea of creative minimalism, the 30 well-appointed guestrooms and suites look more like chic art spaces than hotel rooms. Any visitor will be simultaneously awed by impeccable design touches and excited by personal service flourishes. Fashionable without being zeitgeist-y, the inviting décor allows visitors to truly kick back and relax. The hotel is punctuated by vintage furnishings by Charlotte Perriand and other famous mid-century designers. And Parisian interior designer Joseph Dirand has also successfully created thought-provoking social spaces within the property, such as a lounge-friendly pool area, several spectacular terraces and a film projection room. In fact, the Enrique Olvera-curated restaurant on the fifth floor is one of Mexico City’s newest hotspots. Guests will feel like they’ve stepped into their dream apartment.

Contemporary Lobby with Contemporary Hanging Lamp

Contemporary Lounge Design in Distrito Capital Hotel

Modern Fireplaces in Distrito Capital Hotel

White Coffee Table and Contemporary Bookcase

Contemporary Mini Bar Design

Contemporary Stool Design in Mini Bar

Contemporary Dining Room Design

Contemporary Black and White Bedroom Design

Contemporary Bathroom Design with City View

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