Colima 71 — Casa de Arte · Hotel

    Lattice · Balcony

    Lattice Balcony Studio

    Studio · Roma Norte, Mexico City

    A private balcony on the building's first levels, opening onto Sofía Táboas's lattice and the greenery behind it. 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 & greenery view

    First levels, among the green

    Private balcony

    In every studio

    King bedFully equipped kitchenFloor-to-ceiling windowsStrict acoustic standards65" Smart TVWorkstation with desk space

    Features

    The Táboas Threshold

    Táboas works at thresholds between the natural and the built, and here that line is at its softest: the balcony places you inside it, contained by leaf and screen at once. What you read through the lattice is mostly plants, a wall of green held just behind it.

    Breakfast on the Balcony

    Mornings, breakfast can move to the balcony: coffee among the green, behind the lattice, or stay at a table set for it.

    Material & Craft

    • Poured in situ — set and polished by hand.

    Every stay includes

    What arrives quietly

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    How the room unfolds

    Sleep · Dine · Kitchen · Quiet corner

    For longer stays, ask about residential perks. Returning guests are remembered, not re-introduced.

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    Sixteen studios in Roma Norte

    Lattice Balcony Studio is a 430 sq ft design studio at Colima 71 in Roma Norte, Mexico City, with a private balcony onto Sofía Táboas's lattice and the greenery behind it, floor-to-ceiling windows and a fully equipped kitchen, on the building's first levels.

    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, breakfast is included and served privately inside the Studio each morning, except if a "Room Only" rate is selected.

    Lattice Balcony Studio sits closer to the vegetation on the building's lower levels, creating a more enclosed feeling, contained by Sofía Táboas's 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, and a private balcony.

    OBB pillows are filled with Masurian goose down, part of the amenities included in every stay at Colima 71.

    Yes. Housekeeping is provided twice a day throughout your stay.

    Colima 71 is located on Calle Colima, in Roma Norte, Mexico City.

    Lattice Balcony Studio is designed for one or two guests.

    Breakfast is served privately inside the Studio using regional objects and ingredients sourced across Mexico: from Oaxacan tamales and Atzompa ceramics to ciricote serving boards and wooden cutlery carved in Bacalar.

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