Hotel Casa Blanca
A colorful rooftop pool near the Monument to the Revolution
About this hotel
Hotel Casa Blanca keeps a smaller, more personal footprint than the larger Reforma-corridor properties, built around colorful rooms and a rooftop pool that pairs with the hotel's stylish restaurants and bars rather than a convention-scale amenity list. The Monument to the Revolution sits within walking distance, putting the hotel in a denser, more local stretch of the city than the manicured avenue a few blocks over. The rooftop pool catches sun for most of the afternoon thanks to the elevation, and the attached gym rounds out a stay built for travelers who want a rooftop pool experience without the size of a Hilton-scale property nearby. The overall review score sits around 4.5, a reflection of the hotel's personality as much as its amenity list.
- Rooftop pool
- Gym
- Near Monument to the Revolution
- On-site restaurants and bars
Our take
This suits travelers who want a rooftop pool with real character rather than a large convention-hotel deck, in a neighborhood that feels closer to everyday Mexico City than the polished Reforma stretch a short walk away. It's a good fit for a mid-range budget that still wants a pool with a view. It's less suited to anyone wanting resort-scale grounds or multiple pools, since Casa Blanca's rooftop stays compact by design.
- ✓Walk to the Monument to the Revolution rather than booking transport; it's close enough to reach directly from the hotel.
- ✓Use the rooftop pool through the afternoon, since the elevation keeps it sunny longer than street level nearby.
- ✓Try the hotel's own restaurants and bars before heading out, since they're part of what makes the property distinctive.
Why we love it
- The rooftop pool with a gym close to the Monument to the Revolution
- Colorful rooms with real character
- Stylish on-site restaurants and bars
- A quieter, more local neighborhood than Reforma
Why guests love itTravelers looking for character over convention-hotel scale find the rooftop pool at Casa Blanca a genuine highlight, warm through most of the afternoon thanks to the elevation above the surrounding streets. The colorful rooms and stylish bars give the property a personality that larger Reforma hotels nearby don't always match, and the walk to the Monument to the Revolution makes it easy to see one of the city's older civic landmarks without arranging transport. The pool itself stays compact, better suited to a relaxed dip than serious laps.