Hidden House

Overview

A fully renovated gem that combines luxury, elegance, and comfort. The house enjoys a privileged location just steps from Coyoacán’s finest attractions, including its historic center, squares, museums, and markets.

Spacious, thoughtfully designed interiors create a welcoming atmosphere, while refined finishes add sophistication throughout the home. It is an ideal place to experience authentic life in the Coyoacán neighborhood.

The Space

Each room is designed as a luxurious retreat, offering maximum comfort during your stay.

• Walk-in closets and spacious wardrobes
• Central heating in every room for cool city nights
• Soundproof windows throughout the house for a peaceful night’s sleep

The beautiful colonial building features a charming central courtyard surrounded by lush plants. It is an inviting setting for an outdoor breakfast or an evening of cheese, bread, and wine.

Book lovers will enjoy the two-level library, which contains an extensive collection of books. The library is also a relaxing space for watching television or unwinding with a good book.

The library can be converted into an additional bedroom and includes two modern sofa beds:

• One single sofa bed
• One double sofa bed

With this additional sleeping space, the house can accommodate up to 11 guests when necessary.

The home also features artwork depicting iconic local figures. Many of the pieces were created by the renowned Mexican painter Ferguz, a close friend of the hosts whose artistic influence can be found throughout the house.

Guest Access

The entire house is available for guests to enjoy, with one exception: the third level.

The third level is reserved for the attentive staff who care for and assist guests throughout their stay. They are available whenever needed and will be happy to help make your experience comfortable and enjoyable.

Things to Know

Coyoacán is rich in history and culture, so researching the neighborhood before arrival can help you make the most of your visit. Travel guides and online resources offer information about its main attractions and activities.

Museums

In addition to the famous Blue House of Frida Kahlo and the Anahuacalli Museum, consider visiting:

• Trotsky’s House
• The Museum of Interventions
• The National Museum of Popular Cultures
• The National Watercolor Museum

Parks and Outdoor Spaces

• Viveros de Coyoacán Park is ideal for a relaxing walk or picnic.
• The Centennial Garden offers another pleasant place to enjoy nature.

Historic Architecture

Coyoacán is home to beautiful historic churches, including:

• The Parish of San Juan Bautista
• The Church of Santa Catarina

Food and Shopping

Visit Coyoacán Market to sample traditional Mexican dishes and shop for authentic local products.

The city center is perfect for exploring on foot. Its cobbled streets, squares, and colonial buildings lead to local shops and charming restaurants.

Transportation and Safety

For convenient transportation around the city, use the public transportation system, including the subway and buses. These options can help you avoid traffic and make getting around easier.

Keep your belongings secure and remain aware of your valuables, particularly in crowded areas.

We also encourage guests to respect local customs and culture. Coyoacán has a rich historical tradition, and taking time to learn about and appreciate its heritage can make your visit even more rewarding.

Feel free to ask for recommendations for restaurants, bars, or additional activities in the area.