Colima 71 — Casa de Arte · Hotel

    Terrace Studio Colima

    The largest of the accommodations at our boutique hotel in Mexico City, Terrace Studio Colima, offers an exclusive space where design and architecture, the work of Alberto Kalach, come together to create a distinguished and welcoming atmosphere.

    When you step into this avant-garde studio of our hotel in Roma, Mexico City, you will feel enveloped in a select environment. You can enjoy an extensive private terrace with panoramic views of Colima Street.

    In every studio

    Down PillowsPortuguese BathrobesComplimentary breakfast: includes juice, a Colima special, coffee or tea, and a piece of Rosetta BakeryIn-Room SafeTwice-Daily Housekeeping ServiceOrganic Honey-Made Toiletries From UCU Brand Made in Yucatan, MexicoHair Dryer55-Inch Smart TelevisionPortuguese Towels and Percale LinensComplimentary Premium Wi-Fi.

    Features

    The One That Lives Outdoors

    The terrace turns the street into something you inhabit rather than watch — close enough to share, high enough to keep its own calm.

    A Table over Colima

    592 sq ft with a private terrace over Calle Colima: A table, chairs, and a handwoven swing.

    Material & Craft

    • Poured in situ — set and polished by hand.

    Visible from this Studio

    Every stay includes

    What arrives quietly

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    The Signature of the House

    The Quiet of Roma Norte

    Walls and glazing engineered to strict acoustic standards — the city stays outside until you ask it in.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Yes. The studio includes a large private terrace overlooking Calle Colima.

    Studio Colima keeps the experience entirely indoors around the street-facing windows, while Terrace Studio Colima expands outward with a large private terrace and outdoor living space.

    Yes. Breakfast is included daily and served directly in the studio or on the terrace.

    The studio includes Portuguese percale linens, OBB Masurian goose-down pillows, premium Wi-Fi, twice-daily housekeeping, cacao chocolates, Oaxacan slippers, zarapes, and honey-based bath amenities from Yucatán.

    Yes. Acoustic isolation softens street noise while allowing the neighborhood to remain visually present.

    The terrace includes a woven swing designed as part of the outdoor living space overlooking Calle Colima.

    The building was designed by Mexican architect Alberto Kalach.

    The studio is designed for one or two guests.

    A large private terrace over Calle Colima, breakfast outdoors above the street, and architecture designed around quiet rather than spectacle.

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