Habita Monterrey

Architecture Agustín Landa

Architecture Agustín Landa

Mystery and depth are at the heart of Habita Monterrey’s alluring and free-flowing space...

where one feels at times as if one is moving through dark portals and into a mid-century movie. Not only the exterior, but time itself seems to bend as guests find a slower, more relaxed rhythm in the shadow of the hotel’s curved walls and the distant mountains’ rising spires.

Interior design Joseph Dirand

Parisian designer Joseph Dirand makes eating and lounging here extraordinary, while the themes in the hotel’s restaurant...

such as black-and-white minimalism and overhead lighting that brings to mind long, mechanical arms, are also echoed in the Habita Monterrey’s unforgettable rooms. Deviating from the usual colonial-style hotels in Monterrey, vintage minimalistic furnishings and stark monochromes bring the hotel’s clean-lined interior architecture into focus.