In Mexico City’s chic Cuauhtémoc neighborhood, Hotel Volga, part of the Hamak Hotels portfolio, introduces a fusion of minimalist design and maximalist experiences.
Designed by JSa Arquitectura, Volga boasts a hulking, brutalist exterior that gives way to sleek, contemporary interiors.
Spaces within the hotel simultaneously evoke tranquility and theatrics, featuring both elegant and raw materials, such as large-scale lava, stone, brass, and travertine artwork by sculptor and painter Perla Krauze.
Meanwhile, Volga’s 49 guestrooms—comprising 33 deluxe rooms, 14 suites, and two grand suites—are adorned with Turkish marble.
More than a hotel, Volga was conceived as an immersive hospitality experience where an ever-evolving roster of music, art, and cuisine takes centerstage.
The hotel’s lineup includes a restaurant from Edo Kobayashi Group, a concept store curated by local tastemaker Sally Gallante, an exhibition space, a mezcaleria with a tasting table, and a meditative garden. With music as a core artistic focus, Volga also hosts a calendar of live performances on the rooftop and in its underground music room.
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