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Located in Mexico City, the Roma neighborhood is a charming area known for its artistic vibe and historical richness. This district is famous for its colonial-era architecture, tree-lined streets, and cultural diversity. Roma is home to numerous art galleries, independent bookstores, and cafés, making it a hub for artists and intellectuals. Additionally, it’s a fantastic place to savor authentic Mexican cuisine, ranging from street food to upscale dining. The cultural vibrancy and unique charm of Roma make it a must-visit landmark in Mexico City.
Hotel Fontan Reforma Centro Historico
Hotel Black Boutique
Flow Condesa - Adults Only
Alteza Polanco
Hotel Clé Reforma Insurgentes
Eurostars Zona Rosa Suites
Utopic Polanco by Uliv
Capitalia - ApartHotel - San Angel Inn
Botticelli Tower by the Local Way
Hotel Metropol
Laila Hotel Mexico City Reforma
Lumina at Noma Condesa Mexico City
Casa Amsterdam by Kukun
Allan Poe 227 by Wynwood House
Destination Condesa @Alvaro Obregon Views 2
Miyana Luxury Condo
Suites Del Ángel
City Centro by Marriott Ciudad de México
Hotel B Urban Xaman by Fontán Reforma
Hotel Carlota
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Roma
In Mexico City's Roma district, known for its bohemian vibe, top boutique hotels include:
- Casa Goliana: Historic building with rooftop terrace, blending contemporary design and Mexican textures
- Hotel Condesa DF: Scandinavian-minimalist rooms featuring local handicrafts, ideal for art lovers
- Casa Nima: Ultra-boutique property with 7 uniquely decorated rooms honoring Mexican artists
Don't miss:Mercado Roma food hall and Casa Luis Barragán (UNESCO site). The area has excellent metro access and walkable distances to art galleries and third-wave coffee shops.
Top picks in Roma Norte for artsy stays:
- Nima Local House Hotel - Features rotating street art exhibitions in lobby
- Casa Luciérnaga - Each room designed by different Mexican artists
Cultural hotspots nearby: • Galeria OMR (contemporary art) 3 blocks away • Cine Tonalá indie cinema with mezcal bar
Pro tip: Book rooms with terrace access for best views of the neighborhood's iconic Art Deco architecture
In Roma, Mexico City, top boutique hotel picks include:
- Casa Goliana: A restored historic mansion with colonial-style decor and a rooftop terrace offering city views.
- Hotel Parque México: Blends Art Deco and minimalist design, steps away from lush Parque México.
Key nearby attractions:
- Plaza Río de Janeiro: Renaissance-inspired square with weekend markets.
- Mercado Roma: Gourmet food hall featuring local flavors like tacos al pastor.
- Casa Lamm Cultural Center: Hosts art exhibitions and literary events.
Tip: The neighborhood is walkable, but avoid isolated areas at night.
The Roma district is famous for its artistic vibe. Downtown Hotel features rotating exhibits in its 17th-century mansion, with Murano glass chandeliers overlooking Jardín Pushkin. For a boutique option, Casa Goliana offers mural-painted suites and free bicycles to explore nearby Plaza Río de Janeiro. Most hotels here are within 10-min walk to the Frida Kahlo Museum blue house. Pro tip:周四至六夜晚常有當地藝術家pop-up markets in hotel courtyards.
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Hotel Fontan Reforma Centro Historico
Staying at Hotel Fontan Reforma was an absolute delight. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the historic center and nestled in a safe, vibrant neighborhood. The staff went above and beyond with their warm hospitality, and the cleanliness of the rooms was impeccable. Every detail felt thoughtfully curated, making the entire experience seamless and comfortable. It's a true gem in Mexico City, offering both convenience and tranquility. I’d highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area.
Hotel Black Boutique
The staff were incredibly welcoming—front desk, kitchen, and bar team all went above and beyond to make us feel at home. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warmth and genuine hospitality. The location is super convenient for exploring downtown Mexico City, and the overall vibe of the hotel feels like a cozy urban retreat. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting the area.
Flow Condesa - Adults Only
The stay was absolutely fantastic overall—everything exceeded my expectations. The only minor issue occurred on the final day when a staff member at the restaurant had a rather unpleasant attitude. I asked for a refill of water, and was told they didn’t have any, even though the tea I was served was already cold. By 10 a.m., the menu had already sold out completely—nothing left. Still, I did bring it to the attention of another team member, who listened and responded politely. The hotel’s atmosphere, design, and service were top-notch, especially for an adults-only retreat. It’s a peaceful, stylish spot with great vibes. Definitely a place I’d come back to again.
Alteza Polanco
I visited Alteza Polanco for the first time with a casual explore mindset, and I was genuinely impressed. The interior design is incredibly unique—every corner feels Instagram-worthy, making it perfect for photography without trying too hard. I ordered a few signature drinks, and they were a delightful surprise; flavorful, creative, and definitely worth the experience. It’s true that finding the location can be tricky, but that’s exactly what makes it special—the quiet, low-key vibe stands out in a city full of noise. No crowds, no stress, just a peaceful and stylish atmosphere. Whether you're gathering with friends or planning a team-building event, this place offers a fantastic space with great ambiance. It's one of those hidden gems that deserves more attention. I’m already planning my next visit—truly a standout spot I’ll keep coming back to.
Hotel Clé Reforma Insurgentes
This hotel truly stands out as one of the best in Mexico City. I booked it twice during my trip and stayed for four nights—couldn’t get enough! The staff provided exceptional service, the rooms were spotless, and the showerheads delivered powerful, consistently warm water. The large TV, strong WiFi, and stunning city views made every moment comfortable and enjoyable. Pricing was fair, and dining at the rooftop restaurant was an unforgettable highlight—perfect ambiance and delicious food. I didn’t get to use the gym or sauna this time, but I’ll definitely make it a point to try them next visit. Highly recommend for anyone looking for comfort, style, and great value in CDMX.
Eurostars Zona Rosa Suites
I’ve stayed here before and it never disappoints! The location is perfect—just a short walk from great restaurants, shopping, and local attractions. I love how quiet and clean the rooms are, with plenty of space and a comfy bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. The staff are friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with anything, from luggage to recommendations. Check-in and check-out were smooth and quick. Plus, the 24-hour convenience store nearby is a game-changer when you’re out late. This hotel offers excellent value for money and truly makes your stay in Mexico City enjoyable. Definitely coming back!
Utopic Polanco by Uliv
Staying at this brand-new serviced apartment was an absolute delight! The room was spotless, spacious, and had a private balcony—perfect for morning coffee with a view. I upgraded for $30, and it was totally worth it: more space, better finishes, and that little extra touch of luxury. The staff went above and beyond—friendly, attentive, and genuinely helpful from check-in to check-out. The rooftop view is unbeatable: panoramic vistas of Mexico City stretching out below, especially stunning at night. It’s not just a place to sleep—it feels like home with a wow factor. If you’re looking for comfort, style, and great value, this is the one. Definitely coming back.
Capitalia - ApartHotel - San Angel Inn
Staying at Capitalia - ApartHotel - San Angel Inn was an excellent experience overall. The location is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from a large shopping mall, perfect for grabbing dinner or doing some retail therapy. The hotel itself is clean, well-maintained, and the apartment-style rooms are spacious and comfortable with all the essentials. I especially appreciated the quality of the breakfast options—fresh, varied, and delicious. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the stay even more enjoyable. For travelers who want a cozy, home-like atmosphere in a great urban setting, this place is a top choice. I’ll definitely be returning.
Botticelli Tower by the Local Way
Staying at Botticelli Tower by the Local Way in Mexico City was a great experience overall. The location is fantastic—just a short walk from public transit and surrounded by local cafes, shops, and attractions. The staff were incredibly responsive and friendly, making check-in and any requests a breeze. That said, I did notice the windows could use a good cleaning—they were quite dusty and smudged—and the walls looked like they could benefit from a fresh coat of paint. Still, considering the central spot and the warm hospitality, it’s a solid choice for travelers who value convenience and a personal touch.
Hotel Metropol
I absolutely loved staying at Hotel Metropol! It's perfectly located in the heart of Mexico City, making it super convenient for exploring all the main attractions—just a short walk or quick metro ride away. What stood out most was the great value: affordable rates without compromising on comfort or cleanliness. The room was quiet and peaceful, which made for a restful night’s sleep. Most importantly, there were no pesky bedbugs—something some travelers have reported elsewhere, but thankfully not an issue here. Overall, this hotel truly delivers on the three Bs: good, beautiful, and budget-friendly. If you're looking for a reliable, well-located, and stress-free stay in Mexico City, I can’t recommend it enough.
Laila Hotel Mexico City Reforma
Located in a prime area near Reforma Avenue, Laila Hotel Mexico City offers great accessibility—just a short walk from public transit and downtown hotspots. While the price is on the higher side, the convenience and location justify it. The rooms are spotless and well-maintained, with excellent cleanliness throughout. Breakfast is served in a classic American style, which might not suit every palate—especially if you're used to Asian or Mexican flavors. Still, the ingredients are fresh, and there's a good variety of options. Overall, this is a comfortable and reliable choice for travelers who value location, hygiene, and ease of access while exploring Mexico City.
Lumina at Noma Condesa Mexico City
Staying at Lumina at Noma Condesa was an absolute delight. The apartment is fantastic—spacious, well-designed, and thoughtfully equipped with a washer and dryer, which made my trip so much more convenient. The check-in process was straightforward and easy to follow. Located in a quiet neighborhood, it's still within walking distance of great restaurants, cafes, and local shops. I loved how peaceful the area felt while still being close to everything I needed. The cleanliness was outstanding—every corner was spotless, and the staff were attentive without being intrusive. It’s rare to find such a perfect balance between tranquility and convenience. I highly recommend this place for anyone visiting Mexico City who values comfort, cleanliness, and a stress-free stay.
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