Enjoy skyline/city views from this 17th floor flat

Apartment located on the 17th floor of an iconic building designed by an acclaimed Mexican architect and located on Mexico City’s most important avenue. This apartment boasts incredible architectural design and meticulously selected interiors, resulting in a perfect blend of comfort, warmth, and elegance. The apartment features high-speed Wi-Fi, three Smart TVs, a safe, curtains, blackouts, and electronic sheer curtains, and a washer-dryer. Security personnel are available day and night, as well as smart locks for secure access. An additional parking space is available upon request at no extra cost. The Tabacalera neighborhood acquired this building in 1898 when a tobacco factory was established in the area, and many of the factory workers came to live nearby. Construction of the Legislative Palace began that same year. The project remained unfinished and is now the iconic Monument to the Revolution, home to the Museum of the Revolution. Other points of interest in the area: Fronton México, El Moro Building, National Museum of San Carlos, Theater of the Republic, National Lottery Theater, and Tabacalera Park. The apartment is just a few blocks from Avenida Reforma and Insurgentes Sur, two very representative avenues of the city, and very close to Roma Norte, Condesa, Juárez, and the Historic Center. The neighborhood is easily accessible on foot or by bicycle, allowing you to travel around all the streets and its neighboring neighborhoods, such as Condesa, Roma, Juárez, the Historic Center, and Cuauhtémoc. Near the apartment, you will find various transportation options, such as the subway, Metrobus, and Ecobicis. If this is your first time in Mexico City, we recommend using the Turibus for city tours.