Draws the property its identity from its origins as the private residence of renowned modernist architect Mario Pani. Preserves the original three storey structure while integrating curated artworks and minimalist interiors. Welcomes a discreet crowd of artists, designers, and culturally curious guests who value atmosphere over formality. Creates a sense of calm separation from the city while remaining deeply connected to its creative pulse.

Divides the six guest suites between the original mansion and a modern annex designed by Estudio Atemporal. Features original architectural elements such as the Mario Pani fireplace alongside polished concrete floors and curved oak doors crafted by Taller Nacional. Maintains a residential feel that encourages relaxation while highlighting clean lines and tactile materials. Avoids excess in favor of simplicity and spatial flow.

Offers a communal kitchen and intimate dining options designed for shared moments rather than formal service. Provides access to curated experiences such as in house massages arranged through the property manager. Positions guests within walking distance of Bosque de Chapultepec and the Little Tokyo area known for ramen bars and specialty coffee. Enhances downtime with a courtyard dipping pool inspired by Valentine Schlegel, adapting temperatures to the season.

Delivering understated luxury rooted in design and context, Casa Pani presents a stay defined by taste, calm, and architectural storytelling. Appeals to travelers who prefer character over scale and seek a creative pause within one of Mexico City’s most vibrant districts.