Colima 71 is a hotel in Roma, Mexico City, designed by Mexican architect Alberto Kalach and with interior design by Nomah Studio and Karla Celerio Interiorismo. It redefines urban life by combining the best standards, modernity, and authentic Mexican hospitality.
Located on the emblematic Colima Street, travelers seeking the best architecture, gastronomy, and art are welcome at Colima 71. Here, you will find a cosmopolitan atmosphere that exalts the beauty of artistic creations, such as the lattice of Sofía Taboas, the photographic collection of Iñaki Bonilla, and a spectacular sculpture by Darío Escobar.
Colima 71 Art Design Hotel is a link that takes you to new experiences ranging from a Coffee Bar, where you can taste the best Mexican products, to its Honesty Bar, a new concept to make you feel at home, to spaces such as the Courtyard, Working Booths and Library where you can relax and organize your itinerary through Mexico City.
Awaken your senses at sunrise! Every morning, Colima 71 offers a complimentary breakfast that includes green or orange juice, a Colima special (avocado toast, tamales, or fruit bowl with various toppings), plus a cup of coffee or tea and a piece of Rosetta Bakery, which is part of The World's 50 Best Restaurants and Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants.
The Café Concierge shows you the essence of the national coffees of the Coffee Bar, carefully selected to take you to an intimate encounter with Mexico's flavor, aroma, and traditions in every sip.
Each option invites exploring your most exquisite tastes, from select wines to aged liquors. Tequila, mezcal, whiskey, and much more. In the Honesty Bar, the experience is yours, without barriers, without limits. Enjoy the freedom of choice without worrying about traditional protocol.
The Street Food Concierge takes you on an exquisite tour, where you will discover culinary treasures selected and recommended by the founders of Colima 71, designed for foodies hungry for authentic flavors. Be part of this delicious experience in one of Mexico City's most traditional and wealthy culinary neighborhoods, La Roma Norte.
Upon arrival at Colima 71, discover the flavors of the extraordinary chocolate variety carefully selected for you. And inside your studio, refresh yourself with the various Kombuchas available at the minibar. This drink is sure to revitalize you.
A space designed to invite you to relax where you can enjoy an art installation created by the artist Sofia Taboas and a hand-carved stone fireplace.
The in-house barista will prepare coffee, tea, or delicious Mexican chocolate to start your day.
Make yourself at home and serve yourself the drink you choose, from mezcal or tequila to wines and other liquors available for your enjoyment.
Peaceful and comfortable spaces, ideal for reading a book with coffee or tea.
Work calmly and without interruptions. The Working Booths are specially designed to allow you to attend to your pending tasks in an avant-garde and functional environment.
A cozy place to plan your days in the city, meet new people, or relax after touring the city.
If your plans include a small business meeting or a private gathering, the meeting room offers seating for 12 people and a 65-inch Smart TV.
Feel Mexico on your skin.
To enhance your well-being, Colima 71 offers bath products developed in Yucatan, elaborated with exquisite bee honey from our association with an organic apiary. The UCŪ brand benefits you with antioxidant, antiseptic, healing, and revitalizing properties that will make you feel renewed and refreshed during your stay.
An exquisite collection of unique details.
All of the rooms feature dinnerware made with black clay from Oaxaca, a handcrafted treasure that reflects the essence of Mexican tradition in every plate and cup. In addition to a selection of volcanic stone towel holders, a reflection of our country's natural richness.
Immerse yourself in the softness and elegance of the bathrobes, made with the highest quality Portuguese cotton, as well as the sheets and comforters made with 300-thread-count Portuguese percale, which gives you the rest you deserve, enveloping you in a pleasant and comforting sleep.
In addition, in the showers, the tradition of Mexican terrazzo comes to life through handmade tiles, creating a sophisticated and charming atmosphere.
An old building in the legendary Roma neighborhood was transformed into an incredible hotel, full of design and art.
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When guests first enter, they’re greeted by a lobby with velvet furnishings and a floor-to-ceiling installation of black-and-white photography by the artist Iñaki Bonilla. Further inside is another sculpture, this one by Guatemalan artist Darío Escobar made from found objects like bicycle tires and steel.
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Most rooms have outdoor balconies, white oak bed frames draped in Portuguese cotton linens, and kitchens stocked with ceramics produced by Indigenous communities in Oaxaca. Colima 71 blends a boutique hotel with aspects of a serviced apartment building.
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