Soho House Mexico City is being developed in two phases: (1) the members’ club and (2) a hotel expansion.
The first phase is housed within the former residence of General Diego Redo de la Vega, an eclectic French-inspired mansion built in 1907 in Mexico City’s Juárez neighborhood. The project included the meticulous restoration of the historic residence, alongside the construction of Soho House’s signature Pool House and a range of exclusive amenities, including the House Studio, Music Room, Library, two restaurants, the Tequila Bar, and four guest suites.
Inspired by the atmosphere of La Belle Époque and designed by Sordo Madaleno, the Pool House serves as a gathering place for the creative community, thoughtfully integrating contemporary hospitality within a historic setting while offering guests a relaxed outdoor environment.
As part of the project’s evolution, Phase II expanded the accommodation offering by increasing the number of guest rooms from 19 to 28, bringing the property to a total of 32 keys. This expansion enhances operational efficiency and profitability while responding to the growing demand within the luxury hospitality market.
With this expansion, Soho House Mexico City continues to strengthen its presence within Mexico’s luxury hospitality sector, establishing itself as a distinctive destination where exclusivity, design, exceptional experiences, and a globally connected creative community come together.