Geneve Mexico City Hotel’s The Most Photographed Hotel. in Mexico City

HOTEL GENEVE, THE MOST PHOTOGRAPHED HOTEL IN THE COUNTRY SINCE 1907.
The Hotel Geneve Mexico City is recognized for its role in the history of our country, testimony of this are the photographs that are preserved of the hotel, captured by its workers, guests and visitors since its beginnings in 1907. When touring this Hotel Museum, unique in its kind, one discovers antiques, works of art and photographs that become a narrative of the passage of time, from the late nineteenth century when construction began, to the present day...
Its architecture, classic European style, innovative spirit and enthusiastic service, have accompanied it in its almost 120 years, making it a favorite of prominent personalities such as intellectuals, artists, politicians, scientists, and thousands and thousands of travelers from around the world who have treasured in a photograph their visit to Mexico City and Hotel Geneve.
Have you ever wondered who was the first to capture the image of the Geneve?
According to historians, it was Guillermo Kahlo, one of its most outstanding architectural photographers and father of the renowned Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, who curiously was born in 1907, the same year the hotel opened its doors.
Since that day, generation after generation has made the shutter sound in its wake with the illusion of treasuring the moment, in the most legendary hotel in Mexico.
Chosen as the setting and protagonist of multiple television series, movies, special programs, newspapers, magazines, visited by celebrities and content creators. Not to mention the many guided tours offered every day by its concierges to those who cross its doors with camera and cell phone in hand, willing to tour this Hotel Museum located in Londres 130, Col. Juarez, CDMX.