Experience Colima 71 Your Way

In the vibrant heart of Mexico City—La Roma Norte—Colima 71 is an essential destination for those seeking more than just a stay: an experience that inspires, connects, and transforms. Whether you're traveling for love, business, or art, our boutique hotel in Mexico City offers an intimate, aesthetic, and deeply local proposal—a place where every guest discovers their way of inhabiting the city.

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For Couples: Soulful Getaways.

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Imagine waking up in a room bathed in natural light, surrounded by contemporary Mexican design and handcrafted details, while the scent of freshly baked bread from Rosetta invites you to start your day. Colima 71 is ideal for those seeking intimate moments in a setting full of beauty and tranquility. From a romantically decorated room for a special occasion to a private proposal in our courtyard or the terrace of your suite—this is where romance finds its perfect backdrop.

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For Digital Nomads and Business Travelers: Productivity Meets Style.

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Balance between work and pleasure becomes effortless when you're surrounded by inspiration. Our boutique hotel in Roma Mexico City offers spaces thoughtfully designed for those who need to focus without compromising comfort or style. With working booths, a fully equipped meeting room, high-speed Wi-Fi, and a Coffee Bar curated by our expert Café Concierge, you’ll have everything you need. And after your last video call, Roma Norte awaits—with its bohemian charm, signature cocktails, and hidden gems perfect for reconnecting with yourself and the city.

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For Art Lovers: Where Design Becomes Part of the Journey.

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Colima 71 is not only located in one of the city’s most artistically rich neighborhoods—it is, in itself, a curated masterpiece. From its architecture by Alberto Kalach, a leading figure in Mexican architecture, to its interiors designed by Karla Celorio and its art collection selected by DZ Art Liaisons’ Ana Ongay, the hotel is a living gallery featuring works like:

• “Tesla Crushed by an Olmec Head” by Chavis Mármol.
• “Quetzalcóatl” by Darío Escobar.
• “Spectator of the Shipwreck” by Iñaki Bonilla.
• “Lattice Inspired by Traditional Roma House Window Guards” by Sofía Taboas.
• “Legs & Legs” by Abraham Jiménez.

Each room is a window into Mexican craftsmanship, with Oaxacan black clay tableware and handcrafted volcanic stone towel holders. And for those looking to connect more deeply with the city's art scene, our Museums Experience offers curated access to must-visit spots like the Jumex and Tamayo Museums, from a culturally intimate, guided perspective.

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