Roma Norte, Mexico City

AfarSep 16

These Design-Led Hotels Across Mexico Have 8 Rooms or Fewer

A mezcal distillery in Oaxaca, a desert hideaway in Todos Santos, and an art-filled retreat in San Miguel de Allende are among these stylish stays with no more than eight rooms.

Neighborhood with galleries, shops, and restaurants.

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Roma NorteNeighborhoodNeighborhood with galleries, shops, and restaurants.
Casa TenueHotelEight suites in a 1904 townhouse.
Elsewhere
Casa SilencioHotelOaxaca, MexicoWorking mezcal distillery with tours and tastings.
Tlacolula ValleyNeighborhoodOaxaca, MexicoAgave fields surround Casa Silencio.
Desierto AzulHotelTodos Santos, MexicoFour rooms between desert and ocean.
PanVeroRestaurantTodos Santos, MexicoOn-site bakery with gluten- and dairy-free options.
La Casa RodaventoHotelValle de Bravo, MexicoSeven suites in an early-20th-century house.
La ValiseHotelSan Miguel de Allende, MexicoSix suites inspired by Mexican art and design.

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Lonely PlanetSep 11

The Ultimate Vegetarian Weekend in Mexico City

Mexico City is known to be a top destination for eating well. Here

one of CDMX's trendiest neighborhoods

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Roma NorteNeighborhoodone of CDMX's trendiest neighborhoods
Green RhinoRestaurantcontroversial bakery for guava pastries
RosettaCaférestaurant in Roma Norte
Centro HistoricoNeighborhoodvisit for people-watching and souvenir shopping
Panadería RosettaBakerytrendy bakery for guava pastries
Boicot CafeCaféexcellent cold brew and matcha bar
Sugar PlantyRestaurantvegan spot with burgers and fries
CumbéCaféorder iced vanilla lattes
DelirioRestaurantgrab a seat at sidewalk tables for breakfast
Templo Mayor MuseumMuseummuseum with Aztec ruins outside
La ValiseHotelluxury boutique hotel in a 1920s French-style townhouse
GatortaFast foodentirely vegan spot with tacos and tortas
Los Originales del BeisRestaurantget quesadillas and lemon pie
La Valise CaféRestaurantspread of desayuno americano and chilaquiles
Catedral Metropolitana de la Ciudad de MéxicoSightfree to enter, features altars, art, and crowds
Alexander HotelHotelhotel for cocktails or mocktails
Bosque de ChapultepecNeighborhoodpark with Chapultepec Hill and fountain
Funky PlantasiaRestaurantAsian fusion with greenhouse seating
180º ShopPlacesells clothes and accessories
Colima Local MarketMarketsells ceramic gifts and trinkets
OdetteBakerychic bakery for guava pastries
Parque EspañaParkpark for a relaxing afternoon walk
KuraRestaurantJapanese restaurant with vegetarian ramen
Castillo de ChapultepecMuseum
El Jugador Número 12Place

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Lonely PlanetAug 24

Checking in: La Valise Mexico City

Enjoy a French-inspired luxury experience at La Valise boutique hotel in the Roma Norte neighborhood.

Buzzy and pretty with buildings, color, and old/new blend.

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CondesaNeighborhoodIt is immediately west of Colonia Roma, together with which it is designated as a "Barrio Mágico Turístico".
Roma NorteNeighborhoodBuzzy and pretty with buildings, color, and old/new blend.
Palacio NacionalSightA distinguished building east of the Zócalo holds (for free!) (to the public!) (in open air!) some of the most stunning…
Panadería RosettaBakerySumptuous pastries worth the wait.
La Valise Mexico CityHotelChic townhouse with eight suites in busy Roma Norte.
Boicot CafeCaféEnjoy a frozen blueberry matcha and people-watch.
Plaza Rio De JaneiroParkPeople-watch location.
Gracias MadreRestaurantGrab tacos here.
Colima StreetNeighborhoodShopping street.
Sugar PlantyRestaurantDinner burgers.
CumbéCaféGet an iced vanilla latte.
Izakaya KuraRestaurantRefuel with ramen.
PlantasiaRestaurantPlant-based deliciousness with an excellent appetizer menu.
Alexander BarRestaurantEnjoy truffles and caviar.
Centro HistoricoNeighborhood
DelirioRestaurant
Templo Mayor MuseumMuseum
Catedral MetropolitanaSight

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Condé Nast TravelerDec 8, 2025

21 Boutique Hotels in Mexico City That Are as Vibrant as the City Itself

Editor-vetted stays in popular neighborhoods like Polanco, Condesa, and Roma Norte.

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Círculo MexicanoHotelShaker-inspired boutique hotel
Hotel San FernandoHotelOrnate stained-glass windows and olive green tiles
Ignacia GuesthouseHotelDiscerning travelers with an eye for design
CondesaNeighborhoodIt is immediately west of Colonia Roma, together with which it is designated as a "Barrio Mágico Turístico".
PolancoTrain stationPolanco is an affluent colonia, noted for its luxury shopping along Presidente Masaryk Avenue, the most expensive…
Campos PolancoHotelApartment-style suites for long stays
Colima 71HotelMinimalist refuge with focus on contemporary art
Maison LezardHotelOde to midcentury-modern design
Casa TenueHotelContemporary identity as a leading arts hub
The Alest HotelHotelDistinct sense of British hospitality
Casona Roma NorteHotelStateliness and softness of this 1920s building
Comedor MexicanoRestaurantInnovative takes on Mexican street snacks
Maison CelesteHotelChic café-meets-concept-store
Parque MéxicoParkIt is recognized by its Art Deco architecture and decor as well as being one of the larger green areas in the city.
Lounge FernandoRestaurantGround-floor bar with empanadas and tacos
45RestaurantContemporary Mexican cuisine
LimantourBarOne of the best bars in Mexico City
Panadería RosettaBakeryAcclaimed bakery
Casa PolancoMuseumElegantly renovated Spanish Revival-style mansion
Octavia CasaHotelMinimalist extension of fashion line
LardoRestaurantItalian restaurant
CaimanRestaurantNatural wine bar
Condesa DFHotelCoolest boutique hotel
Casa GolianaHotelIntricate stucco details and vibrant reddish-pink hue
Hotel DamaHotelIntimacy of a homestay
Roma NorteNeighborhood
RosettaCafé
Maximo BistroRestaurant
Em RestauranteRestaurant

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Roma Norte

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These Design-Led Hotels Across Mexico Have 8 Rooms or Fewer

The Ultimate Vegetarian Weekend in Mexico City

Checking in: La Valise Mexico City

21 Boutique Hotels in Mexico City That Are as Vibrant as the City Itself