Looking down on the fireplace/mantle in the RTH annex
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Great selection of art and the Red Tree House looks like a nice place to stay in Mexico City.
I highly recommend it, Mary. We felt very comfortable letting our group walk around the neighborhood, even during the evening. Lots of great restaurants in the very dog-friendly neighborhood. And great art deco buildings interspersed among the more modern buildings.
Thanks for the recommendation. Of course, feeling safe when visiting other places is always a concern so it’s good to know where to stay.