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MORE THAN A HOTEL, YOUR HOME IN MEXICO CITY
Our hotel in Roma, Mexico City, designed by Mexican architect Alberto Kalach and interior design by Nomah Studio and Karla Celerio Interiorismo, redefines urban life by combining the best standards, modernity, and authentic Mexican hospitality.
Located on the emblematic Colima Street, travelers seeking the best architecture, gastronomy, and art are welcome at our boutique hotel in Mexico City. Here you will find a cosmopolitan atmosphere that exalts the beauty of artistic creations such as the lattice of Sofía Taboas, the photographic collection of Iñaki Bonilla, and a spectacular sculpture by Darío Escobar.
Colima 71 Art Design Hotel is a link that takes you to new experiences ranging from our Coffee Bar, where you can taste the best Mexican products, to our Honesty Bar, a new concept to make you feel at home to spaces such as our Courtyard, Working Booths and Library where you can relax and organize your itinerary through Mexico City.
Elevate your stay in Mexico City with our curated experiences through our vibrant metropolis's cultural and historical gems. Embark on a journey to the ancient city of Teotihuacan, cruise through the canals of Xochimilco, witness Mexico's heritage at the Museum of Anthropology and History, or indulge in tasting the finest culinary treasures.
La Roma is one of the most fascinating areas of Mexico City; it is the center of the action, where everything happens, as it is home to the best restaurants in the city, art galleries, local stores, and cafes, amidst a unique atmosphere full of incredible nature, historic architecture, and gastronomic richness, in addition to bordering La Condesa, a sister neighborhood that shares the same essence and charm.
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