Listed as Casa Habita on Marriott website, but all the verbiage refers to Casa Fayette. Cat 4. Hotel website:

https://www.marriott.com/hotels/trav...design-hotels/

"Casa Fayette reflects the changing face of the area by blending the traditional with the on-trend. The original Art Deco structure plays host to a retro-inspired bar, pool, and terrace with impressive city views—signature trademarks of the Grupo HABITA hotels in Mexico and New York. Inside the 37-room hotel, Milanese interior design team Dimorestudio borrows elements from Mexico, Italy, and a host of European designers, giving the interior a global eclecticism that mimics the inspirations behind the neighborhood’s transition. Its spa, located on the top floor of the hotel’s tower building, offers spectacular views of the city, and after a massage or steam bath, guests can visit the hotel’s outdoor pool, its rooftop screening room, its solarium, or enjoy a meal in Casa Fayette’s ground-floor restaurant, with its expansive terrace."