Why MUMEDI Design Hotel Is The Perfect Stay For Art Lovers

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• The Best of Los Angeles
• Downtown Los Angeles Proper Hotel, a Member of Design Hotels (Hotel) (USA) Deals
• The Hollywood Reporter
• Inside a Californian Renaissance Revival-style building that has gone from being a private club in the 1920s...
• Terms and settings
• Dining
• What is there to do at Downtown Los Angeles Proper Hotel, a Member of Design Hotels?

A damage deposit of MXN 5000 is required on arrival. Ideally set in the Centro Historico of Mexico City, Mumedi Design Hotel offers air-conditioned rooms, a bar and a shared lounge. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk and room service, along with free WiFi.

The Best of Los Angeles

Wonderful to be located on a pedestrian street - Uber drop off is around the corner from the Coca-Cola store). Kodō Hotel is the brainchild of Boulevard Hospitality Group, which also owns the historic Japanese restaurant Yamashiro overlooking Hollywood, as well as such spots as Durango Cantina on Melrose and the three-level Cork & Batter in Inglewood. Boulevard recently launched Nice & Sweet, a new bakery and coffee shop in Hollywood, located at 7061 W. Modern, minimalist and boasting just nine rooms, the boutique hotel opened earlier this year in downtown L.A.’s Arts District along South Santa Fe Avenue just below 7th Street. Directly across the street from Warner Music Group’s L.A.

Downtown Los Angeles Proper Hotel, a Member of Design Hotels (Hotel) (USA) Deals

Fried shrimp tacos and fig salads are just a few tasty examples. The all-day service also includes delicious smoothies, teas and coffees. All can be enjoyed next to giant panels of artwork. Italian brass lamps and crystal sconces cast yellow light on cane-covered walls, creating a warm, home-like atmosphere not found in traditional hotels. Guided by her affinity for Southern California’s sun, Konig uses a color palette that adds light and warmth to the vintage pieces she’s carefully chosen from London and LA.

The Hollywood Reporter

Travel aficionados may recall that this spot had a brief life as another boutique hotel, the aptly named Firehouse Hotel, which enjoyed a brief run after opening in 2019, not far from such hotspot restaurants as Bestia and Bavel. “Artists’ works truly make my projects shine,” Wearstler tells us. Here, we take a walk though the hotel with the designer and the L.A. The hotel offers a daily American breakfast in the restaurant. High tea is served in the onsite restaurant Food Design Mumedi.

Inside a Californian Renaissance Revival-style building that has gone from being a private club in the 1920s...

San Francisco Proper is a wildly colorful feast for the senses. Take the hotel’s Villon restaurant, which is cast in a blue and black motif and accented by wood, stone, metals, and glass at a delicate scale. Blue ribbed wood paneling is fragmented with geometric shards of antique mirror that open-up the room with surprising vistas and reflections.

To a YMCA in the 1960s, the hotel puts guests just steps from some of Downtown L.A.’s most colorful neighborhoods, including the Fashion District and South Park District. The singular basketball court and swimming pool suites make perfect venues for special events, while the multilevel rooftop deck is home to cozy corners, a fire pit, a pool, and a sky-high restaurant and bar. Today, MUMEDI Design Hotel boasts six spacious suites, each is decorated in contemporary styles with different flairs. Contrasting the antiquated history rooted in its ancient neighborhood, the suites are adorned with modern amenities as well as large paintings created by local Mexican artists. It’s almost as if a traveler can spend a night at a museum, immersed in barren brick walls, underneath exalted wood beams. Set in Guadalajara’s trending Lafayette district, Casa Habita’s interior was conceived by the renowned Milanese firm Dimorestudio who combine classical European design with the colorful aesthetics of Mexico, punctuated by intense shades of burgundy, salmon, and artichoke.

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In addition, it was the little details that really mattered. All the bathrooms were equipped with Aesop products, there were complimentary fresh green and red juices in the fitness area and eucalyptus cooling towels, and the decor on the main level really embodied the 'so cal' modern vibe. Rooms were on the smaller side, but very comfortable. Bathrooms were equipped with Aesop products, lighting was warm and indirect, the bed was comfortable and it was nice to be able to open the window for some fresh LA air. Location was fantastic to use as a base to explore downtown LA. Minutes to the central food market, surrounded by Art Deco architecture and a quick drive to the Arts district.

Cribs and extra beds aren't available at this property.

Mumedi Design Hotel (Hotel), Mexico City (Mexico) Deals

Museo Franz Mayer lies only 1.3 km away, while Zocalo is around 5 minutes' walk from the accommodation. Circunvalacion bus stop is within easy walking distance of Mumedi Design Hotel. Located a few minutes' drive from Mumedi, this Mexico City hotel boasts Mexican cuisine served at the onsite à la carte restaurant. Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to accommodations type.Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room. Every night hotel provided us with the amazing good night sweets.Reception and hotel staff are amazing. Guests should be aware that the hotel does not have an elevator and the hotel rooms are reached only via a tall staircase.

The accommodation features a restaurant nearby, where guests can enjoy a variety of Lebanese cuisine. The smoke-free Mumedi Design is nestled in Mexico City, near parks. The property provides history lovers with proximity to the Diego Rivera murals "National Palace" (0.7 km) and The House of Tiles (0.9 km).

The room was comfortable, fully appointed, stylish, and quiet. The hotel location is ideal for a quick visit to the center of the city. Manny and the staff are incredibly helpful and nice. We had an interior room, which was quiet, spacious, and well thought-out with storage and outlets where you need them. Good breakfast - had a choice of Mexican (eggs or chicken enchiladas with green or red sauce), continental (bread instead of eggs), or just Eggs; + Fruit, coffee, fresh squeezed Juice). We had an upstairs room (no elevator) staff brought our bags up and down.

Guests can simply fill out a form on the MUMEDI website to organize events that captivate creatives in the marketing, design, and communication industries. Led by chef Aaron Gómez Figueroa, MUMEDI’s restaurant is beyond a regular coffee shop or a restaurant for quick bites. Today, it has grown into a meeting space for artists in all industries to gather and create. The chef has composed dishes based on the idea of “food design,” in addition to freshly made fares with local ingredients.

And the intimate Dalia is a speakeasy lounge that is filled with the drama of L.A.’s past—and present. Mexico City’s pedestrian-only Francisco I. Madero Avenue, or Madero Street, was originally named after the historical leader of the Anti-Re-Election Movement and former President of Mexico before he was assassinated. Today, it’s a focal point in Centro Histórico which connects the sacred Zócalo, the beautiful Palacio de Bellas Artes and the spiritual Metropolitan Cathedral. It is also home to MUMEDI – a design hotel, restaurant, gallery, café, shop and event space. A damage deposit of MXN 5,000 is required on arrival. Your deposit will be refunded in full by credit card, subject to an inspection of the property.