Selina Mexico City Downtown, hostel in Mexico City
Selina Mexico City Downtown is a hotel and hostel in the center of Mexico City with 139 rooms of different types. The building was once a larger hotel and still shows architectural features like a grand staircase and chandelier in the lobby.
The building originally operated as a larger hotel before being converted into a mixed accommodation facility with work and living spaces. This transformation is still reflected in the preserved features of the original hotel architecture.
The name Selina comes from Spanish and means "moonlight". The building serves both guests and local people, especially during evening events and social gatherings that create a sense of shared community within the space.
The building is within walking distance of Isabel la Catolica and Balderas Metro stations, making it easy to explore the city without a car. At night it is better to take a taxi or use public transportation, as the streets in this area can feel unsafe after dark.
From bedroom windows guests can see remains of old Aztec ruins, highlighting the historical context of the central location. This provides a visual connection to the ancient civilization that once flourished at this site.
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