Colima 71 — Casa de Arte · Hotel

    Terrace Studio

    Awaken your senses and let yourself be enveloped by an experience of maximum style and comfort in our boutique hotel in Mexico City. Our Terrace Studio gives you the gift of privacy amidst a creative, high-end ambiance with authentically Mexican amenities, such as tableware made with black clay from Oaxaca or our bath products made in Yucatan with bee honey.

    From its exclusive terrace, witness the sway of vibrant Mexico City while enjoying a cozy stay surrounded by exquisite works of art fused with the local architecture and contemporary design that defines our hotel in Roma, Mexico City.

    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

    A Floor Higher

    A floor up from the balcony, opened to a private terrace — the green spread just below and around you, with height to sit above it.

    The Táboas Threshold

    The green held behind her Art Deco lines, the pattern moving across the terrace through the day, never the same twice.

    Material & Craft

    • Poured in situ — set and polished by hand.

    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 private terrace facing Sofía Táboas’s lattice and the greenery surrounding it.

    The Balcony Studio sits closer to the vegetation on the building’s lower levels, creating a more enclosed feeling. The Terrace Studio rises above the greenery slightly, opening wider views through the lattice and into Roma Norte.

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

    Colima 71 was designed by Mexican architect Alberto Kalach.

    The lattice acts as a threshold between architecture, vegetation, and city. Rather than blocking Roma Norte, it filters it through light, geometry, and shadow.

    Yes. Acoustic isolation softens exterior noise while preserving visual connection to the neighborhood.

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

    The room is designed for one or two guests.

    A private terrace behind Sofía Táboas’s lattice. Greenery below. Roma Norte filtered through shadow, screen, and quiet.

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