The hotel museum where the most valuable piece is you.
No matter the period in Mexican history The Hotel Geneve never ceased to display the highest levels of first class hospitality and service. During the Mexican revolution, the hotel was declared a neutral zone, providing lodging to ambassadors and their families, sometimes alongside to revolutionary personalities.
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The Hotel Geneve founded in 1922 the Mexican Hotel and Motel Association.
By the late 1930´s, the professionalism of the Hotel Geneve reached such prestigious and international levels that a North American newspaper published:
“A confirmed reservation at the Hotel Geneve is like having a thousand dollars’ deposit”.
Host of illustrious characters such as: the British Prime Minister and Nobel Prize Winner for Literature Sir Winston Churchill, Charles Lindbergh, the first man to cross the Atlantic alone, Marlon Brando, Gabriel García Márquez, the former President of Spain Felipe González, the actress Sophia Loren. And recently the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Malala Yousafzai, among many others.
Host of illustrious characters such as: the British Prime Minister and Nobel Prize Winner for Literature Sir Winston Churchill, Charles Lindbergh, the first man to cross the Atlantic alone, Marlon Brando, Gabriel García Márquez, the former President of Spain Felipe González, the actress Sophia Loren. And recently the Nobel Peace Prize winner, Malala Yousafzai, among many others.
The Hotel Geneve has been a major promoter for international tourism in Mexico. Indeed, between 1909 and 1953, it accommodated guests from all five continents and from over 50 countries. You could hardly find a more cosmopolitan place in Mexico.
The sixties brought a new breeze of progressiveness at the Hotel Geneve, as it became the meeting point for the intellectual and artistic generations. It was the place to be, and a landmark around which different buildings emerged, evolving into the zone known today as the Zona Rosa (“Pink Zone”).
HOTEL GENEVE is a classic and innovative themed hotel; every corner, column and corridor is a permanent and fascinating exhibition, becoming a Museum Hotel, one of a kind.
The Hotel Geneve has been a major promoter for international tourism in Mexico. Indeed, between 1909 and 1953, it accommodated guests from all five continents and from over 50 countries. You could hardly find a more cosmopolitan place in Mexico.
The sixties brought a new breeze of progressiveness at the Hotel Geneve, as it became the meeting point for the intellectual and artistic generations. It was the place to be, and a landmark around which different buildings emerged, evolving into the zone known today as the Zona Rosa (“Pink Zone”).
HOTEL GENEVE is a classic and innovative themed hotel; every corner, column and corridor is a permanent and fascinating exhibition, becoming a Museum Hotel, one of a kind.
We are delighted and honored to have welcomed each and every guest who has arrived at its doors, suitcase in hand, stories of their own to tell.
