
Higher Up the Lattice
On the upper levels the screen reads as what it is: Roma Norte's Art Deco lineage, redrawn as a filter between the building and the city.
Club · Lattice Terrace
Studio · Roma Norte, Mexico City
An upper-floor terrace facing Sofía Táboas's lattice, with a handwoven swing and Club benefits. 430 sq ft.
Sixteen Studios. Mornings unfold slowly here, beginning with breakfast at your door. A house that stays quiet while the city moves.
430 sq ft
Lattice view, upper floors
Handwoven swing from Yucatán
Private terrace
Club benefits
In every studio

On the upper levels the screen reads as what it is: Roma Norte's Art Deco lineage, redrawn as a filter between the building and the city.

High enough that Táboas's threshold turns from green toward the city, the same filter, a different reading, made to be looked through and thought about.
Material & Craft
Poured in situ — set and polished by hand.
Every stay includes
Our highest tier · each evening
More than a tasting: a small gastronomic journey through the aromas, flavours, and traditions of Mexico, each course set out on craftwork made by the country's master artisans. Made for travellers who had come to believe little could still move them.









How the room unfolds
Sleep · Dine · Kitchen · Quiet corner
For longer stays, ask about residential perks. Returning guests are remembered, not re-introduced.
Sixteen studios in Roma Norte
Club Lattice Terrace is a 430 sq ft Club studio on the upper floors at Colima 71, Roma Norte, Mexico City, with a private terrace and handwoven swing facing the lattice, Club benefits and a nightly Mexican tasting.
The Signature of the House
Walls and glazing engineered to strict acoustic standards — the city stays outside until you ask it in.
Club benefits include an unlimited honesty bar in the lobby with house brands, ironing service, and one signature Colima activity on stays of three nights or more.
Club Lattice Terrace sits on the upper floors, with Sofía Táboas's lattice opening toward the city, and adds full Club benefits.
Yes, breakfast is included and served privately inside the Studio each morning, except if a "Room Only" rate is selected.
Yes. The terrace is private, on the upper floors, framed by the lattice.
Colima 71 was designed by architect Alberto Kalach, with interiors by Nomah Studio and Karla Celerio.
Yes. Walls and glazing are engineered to strict acoustic standards, so the city stays outside until you ask it in.
A king bed, a fully equipped kitchen, floor-to-ceiling windows, strict acoustic standards, a 65" Smart TV, a workstation with desk space, a private terrace, and full Club benefits.
Club Lattice Terrace is designed for one or two guests.
It's the only Studio where Sofía Táboas's lattice opens toward the city instead of the greenery below.
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