Summary:
With stunning views, and ad-hoc furniture, relax and enjoy one of the best locations to stay in Mexico City both for business as well as pleasure. To recharge or prepare for an exciting day, take a dip in the pool, get a quick workout in the gym, or enjoy the barbecue area, right in the middle of busy Mexico City.
What's nearby?
- A first class shopping mall.
- Mexican and international restaurants for all budgets.
- Downtown is just a few minutes away by car.
The Space:
- Surveillance 24/7
- Parking lot
- Short, medium, and extended stays available for business
- High-speed internet in each apartment (200MB/s)
- Free cleaning service for an extended stay
- Smart TV
- Full bathroom
- Drinking water with a filter
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Equipped with a desk to work
- Organic toiletries (soap, shampoo, and conditioner)
- Premium mattress and linens
Inside your Kukun, you'll witness beautiful views, culturally immersive interior design and enjoy everything you need to have a premium lodging experience while living like a local.
On the property you will find:
- Swimming pool
- Garden
- Gym
- Roof garden
Guest Access:
- Gym (ask for schedules)
- Pool
- Garden
The Neighborhood:
Built as an aristocratic enclave of 19th-century mansions, Colonia Juárez today is a vibrant area that blends modern with classic.
It lies between Mexico City's downtown and el Bosque de Chapultepec, just south of Paseo de la Reforma, one of Mexico's commercial districts and its financial center. Since it was established in the early 20th century, the neighborhood has been transforming.
Must-see
1. Zona Rosa: With its busy streets, sidewalk bars, and lively nightclubs, it is the city's gay district, as well as home to a thriving community of Korean immigrants. Dining options include international fast food and modern eclectic restaurants.
Reforma Avenue:
2. Inspired by the Champs Elysees, this enormous 14-kilometer avenue offers art and skyscrapers that coexist with old mansions, restaurants, stores, and various monuments such as the Angel of Independence and the Estela de Luz.
Getting Around:
It is located one street away from Avenida de los Insurgentes and Paseo de la Reforma.
It is 20 minutes from Downtown and the Polanco and Roma neighborhoods.
How to get around?
On foot
With apps such as Uber, Didi, and Beat.
If you bring your car, you can park it inside the building. In this area, you must use parking meters, and public parking lots are available.
Other Things to Note:
Also note that:
Personal ID
For security purposes, valid identification will be required at check-in. This applies to all guests (we may ask for identification before your arrival to expedite the process).
Drop-off Luggage
You may not leave your bags at the lobby/reception.
Noise
Given the great location of this apartment, sometimes urban noise may occur, but do not worry! We can offer you noiseless earplugs.
Cleaning
In case you need extra cleaning, the service has an additional cost of $600 MX, including taxes (the price may vary depending on the apartment type.
Substance use
The use of drugs is strictly forbidden.
Design and amenities
Furnishings, decor, and amenities may slightly vary.
Pets
Remember not to leave your furry friend alone inside the Kukun and to keep it on a leash in common areas. Any damage to the apartment or building caused by your pet will incur in an additional charge.
Lost objects
If you lose an object inside the Kukun, you can only claim it while the reservation is active. To make a refund, it is necessary to show an invoice or ticket of the object to determine the exact amount.
You must request for:
- Cleaning products
- Dryer rack
- Ethernet connection cable
Interaction with Guests:
Guests can reach out via phone, chat, or email. If needed for anything specific we can meet each other in person.
