Mansión Papilio is a family-operated boutique hotel in a 19th-century mansion in Coyoacán, Mexico City, near the Frida Kahlo Museum. Designed for guests seeking privacy and an intimate stay, the property has six individually styled suites, each offering distinctive features such as a wood-burning fireplace, jacuzzi, garden-facing balcony, or private heated pool. Historic salons and gardens give guests additional spaces to relax, dine, and explore.

The hotel offers romantic experiences for couples, including a morning serenade, a bath ritual with roses and aromatic salts, and s’mores by the fireplace. Selected suites also feature an in-room black-and-white film experience. Almarea Spa provides a private couples’ setting with a steam room, jacuzzi, and two massage beds beneath a retractable roof.

Dining is central to the stay at Amaria, where chef Eduardo Zaragoza has created two six-course tasting menus inspired by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, and by the Greek myth of Europa. Guests can also enjoy breakfast in the gardens, read by a fireplace, or have a drink in the pub.