The location
The location
2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
The Wild Oscar is a 5-star hotel in Mexico City, Mexico.
Luxurious Accommodation The Wild Oscar is not just a hotel; it's a narrative waiting to unfold. With 28 rooms, a private residence, and personalized service, your stay here will be nothing short of exceptional. Top-Notch Amenities Indulge in the delights of our restaurant-bar, stay active in the gym, and stay connected with Wi-Fi throughout the property. For business or leisure, we offer 3 meeting/event rooms with private terraces and cutting-edge audiovisual systems. Prime Location Nestled in the upscale Polanco area, The Wild Oscar is surrounded by the finest attractions in Mexico City. Explore Polanquito, Masaryk Avenue, Lincoln Park, and iconic sites like Chapultepec Zoo and the National Auditorium. Ready to immerse yourself in luxury and comfort? Book your stay at The Wild Oscar now!
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The location
The location
A boutique gem in Polanco
I love this hotel and stay here regularly. The design is very cool, it’s an excellent location on a quiet street but that’s very centrally located in Polanco. The staff is all great, in particular the restaurant staff with Rodolfo y Lupillo taking care of me and even remembering my standard order after some time in between my trips. Love it here, a true home away from home.
Remarkable
Judith keep our room clean and stocked. We enjoyed our visit at the fabulous hotel
Breakfast outshines the stay
Breakfast was the standout of our stay at The Wild Oscar. Rodolfo and Chef Sergio did an excellent job, and we enjoyed trying all the Mexican breakfast options during our four‑night visit. We did notice an extra charge for adding eggs to the avocado toast. The room was clean, but the lighting was poor, and the towel quantity felt below expectations for this price level
Charming but with downsides
This is a charming hotel in a safe, quiet neighborhood. The rooms and public spaces are well appointed. I got great nights' sleep every night, thanks to the blackout curtains, comfortable bed, and excellent sound insulation (no noise from outside or from other rooms). However, there was pretty much zero natural light in the room - even at noon on a sunny day, you needed all the lights on. And the lack of good lighting made it a little tricky for a gal to put on makeup... That said, the biggest downside is the distance from the city center - it looks close to areas like La Condesa on the m