Colima 71, Mexico City
Minimalist Living in the Heart of Roma
Where Contemporary Calm Meets Neighborhood Energy
Set within a former school building in Colonia Roma, Colima 71 is Mexico City’s newest minimalist haven. Designed as a residentially inspired retreat, the hotel bridges understated luxury with the neighborhood’s dynamic creative energy. Its location—amid Roma’s galleries, boutiques, and celebrated restaurants—anchors guests directly in the pulse of the city’s most stylish district.
Studios That Feel Like Home
Each studio at Colima 71 is crafted as a personal sanctuary: king-sized beds, full kitchens, dining areas, and private balconies make the spaces feel lived-in yet elevated. The design leans into clean lines, natural light, and subtle textures, creating an atmosphere that is equal parts functional and refined. This is hospitality with the warmth of home and the polish of boutique design.
Morning Rituals, Perfected
Hospitality here begins with ritual. Each morning, a barista personally delivers freshly brewed coffee made from Chiapas beans, paired with pastries from Panadería Rosetta—the iconic bakery led by Elena Reygadas, recently named the world’s best female chef. It’s a thoughtful touch that transforms breakfast into a curated cultural experience.
A Retreat in Roma’s Creative Core
Beyond the walls of Colima 71 lies Roma itself—an urban playground of art, food, and style. The hotel mirrors its neighborhood: minimalist and contemporary inside, vibrant and eclectic outside. Guests can explore, return, and retreat into a space that feels designed for reflection as much as for rest.
DNA Hotels Verdict
Colima 71 captures the essence of modern Mexico City living: refined, minimalist, and deeply connected to its cultural surroundings. For travelers seeking a stylish base in Roma that feels both home-like and design-driven, this boutique retreat delivers understated luxury with personal flair.
