Summary:

This new furnished studio apartment in Mexico City of 52 m² at Inés by Urbanista, in Nuevo Polanco. The Jumex and Soumaya museums and the Plaza Carso complex are a five-minute walk away, with Antara Fashion Hall just beyond. Inside: a queen bed, a fully equipped kitchen, an open living and dining area, in-suite laundry connections, high-speed internet, and a Smart TV.



The Space:

Set in Nuevo Polanco, one of Mexico City's newest and most design-driven districts, the building offers modern construction, smart security features, and pet-friendly policies, with the area's museums, galleries, and shopping centres within walking distance.



- Furnished studio in Mexico City starting at approximately 52 m²

- Kitchen: fully equipped with essential appliances, cookware, and utensils

- Bed: comfortable queen bed and storage space

- Bathroom: modern full bathroom with a shower

- Open concept Living and dining area

- In-suite washer & dryer connections

- Unlimited high-speed wireless internet and Smart TV

- Deluxe bedding, linens, and towels included

- Parking available (additional fees apply)

- Pet friendly options available (restrictions and additional fees apply)



- Building Amenities: Swimming pool, fitness centre, resident lounges, rooftop terrace, and BBQ areas.

- Guest Services: 24/7 support available



Note: Photos may not represent the exact suite.



Guest Access:

Guests will have full access to the entire apartment with complete privacy.



Note: As a professional management company specializing in short-term rentals, we are dedicated to providing exceptional short-term and mid-term stay experiences. We manage multiple properties at this location and nationwide, ensuring top-notch service and convenience. If any issues arise during your stay, we are committed to promptly addressing them and offering valuable resolutions to ensure your comfort and satisfaction. Stay with us for a seamless and enjoyable experience.



The Neighborhood:

Inés by Urbanista sits on Lago Andrómaco, in Ampliación Granada, the heart of Nuevo Polanco. Once an industrial zone, the district has become one of Mexico City's most striking cultural corners, anchored by the Plaza Carso complex and its museums, with Polanco's restaurant scene just to the south.



Nearby:



Museo Jumex (5-minute walk): one of Latin America's leading contemporary art collections.



Museo Soumaya (5 to 7-minute walk): the landmark silver-clad museum at Plaza Carso.



Antara Fashion Hall (8-minute walk): an open-air luxury shopping centre.



Bosque de Chapultepec and Paseo de la Reforma (10 to 15-minute drive): the city's great park and its main avenue.



Parque Bicentenario (15 to 20-minute drive): a large green space north of the district.



Getting Around:

Public Transit: Metro San Joaquín, on Line 7 (the orange line), is about a 15 to 20-minute walk along Lago Andrómaco; Metro Polanco, also on Line 7, is a similar distance via Av. Ejército Nacional. Note that no Metrobús line serves Nuevo Polanco directly.



Cycling: EcoBici, the city's bike-share system, covers Ampliación Granada and Polanco, with a docking station beside the Plaza Carso complex.



Walkability: The cluster of museums and shopping around Plaza Carso, Jumex, Soumaya, and Antara is genuinely walkable, all within roughly ten minutes on foot.



Driving: Periférico and Río San Joaquín bound the district to the north, giving fast access across the city by car.