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, and Táboas's pattern moving across the floor through the day.
Lattice · Terrace
Lattice Terrace Studio
Studio · Roma Norte, Mexico City
A private terrace one floor up, framed by Sofía Táboas's lattice and the green below, with a handwoven swing. 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
Handwoven swing from Yucatán
Private terrace
In every studio
King bedFully equipped kitchenFloor-to-ceiling windowsStrict acoustic standards65" Smart TVWorkstation with desk space
Features
Coffee from the Swing
The swing on the terrace is woven by hand in Yucatán. Coffee there among the green, or breakfast set in at a table for the morning.
Material & Craft
Poured in situ — set and polished by hand.
Every stay includes
What arrives quietly
- Daily breakfast, brought up to your studio
- OBB pillows of Masurian goose down
- Portuguese percale sheets, prized for their crispness and centuries of textile tradition
- Each evening continues the search for wonder: handwoven slippers from Oaxaca resting over a classic Mexican zarape
- Mexican chocolates shaped by unexpected flavors: mole, chipotle, grasshopper and many others.
- UCU honey bath products from Yucatán
- Portuguese robes and towels in long-staple Egyptian cotton
- Twice-daily housekeeping
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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.
Sixteen studios in Roma Norte
Lattice Terrace Studio is a 430 sq ft studio at Colima 71 in Roma Norte, Mexico City, with a private terrace and a handwoven swing facing Sofía Táboas's lattice, one floor up from the balcony, in a building by architect Alberto Kalach.
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 terrace is private, framed by Sofía Táboas's lattice, with a handwoven swing.
Lattice Balcony Studio sits closer to the vegetation on the building's lower levels, creating a more enclosed feeling. Lattice Terrace Studio rises above the greenery slightly, opening wider views through the lattice and into Roma Norte.
Yes, breakfast is included and served privately inside the Studio each morning, except if a "Room Only" rate is selected.
Colima 71 was designed by architect Alberto Kalach, with interiors by Nomah Studio and Karla Celerio.
The lattice filters the street into the Studio: light and city both arrive softened, never fully shut out.
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 terrace.
The Studio is designed for one or two guests.
Its terrace is framed by Sofía Táboas's lattice: a filter unique to Colima 71, found nowhere else in Roma Norte.
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