7 Lovely Boutique Hotels in Mexico City's Roma Neighborhood

There are SO MANY amazing boutique hotels in Roma, Mexico City! Think a restored 1900 mansion turned into a hotel-meets-art-gallery or modern rooms with balconies overlooking the vibrant streets of Roma for under $100 a night.

I’ve traveled to Mexico City nearly a dozen times now, and I always stay in Roma (or nearby) because it truly is the best place to stay. This high-spirited neighborhood is artistic heart of Mexico City, with some of the city’s best restaurants, plus safe, walkable tree-lined streets filled with cute shops and coffee shops galore!

In this guide to the best boutique hotels in Roma, I’m sharing my personal favorite places to stay in the neighborhood! I include bucket-list luxurious boutique stays, plus budget-friendly options that will wow you. Keep reading for my top #7 hotel recommendations!

Bookmark for reading later: The Ultimate Guide to Roma Norte, Mexico City (Things to do + Know Before Visiting)

A person in a white robe sits on a bed, savoring breakfast from a tray with various foods. The artsy room, akin to boutique hotels in the Roma neighborhood of Mexico City, features lush plants and artistic wooden wall designs. A glass of orange juice graces the side table, enhancing the bright and cozy atmosphere.

A narrow courtyard with pink walls and green-framed windows on both sides, reminiscent of Mexico City's artsy Roma neighborhood. A green checkered pathway lined with plants leads you through this artistic heart, where potted plants adorn the railings and sky is visible above.

In the heart of Mexico City's Roma neighborhood, a stylish indoor dining area features a staircase with ornate railings, white walls, and black-and-white tiled floors. Tables are set with gray chairs and green accents. Large plants and soft lighting create a cozy atmosphere reminiscent of boutique hotels.

Snapshots of La Valise, Casa Olivia, NaNa Vida, and Nima Local House; via TripAdvisor

Quick Guide – Top Boutique Hotels in Roma, CDMX

My Favorite Hotel in Roma, Mexico City (Luxurious + Romantic): La Valise
Highest-Rated Hotel in Roma, Mexico City: Colima 71
Best Budget-Friendly Hotel in Roma (Best Location, Too!): Tanat Art Boutique Hotel
Best Mid-Range Hotel in Roma, Mexico City: NaNa Vida
Best Budget-Friendly Apartments in Roma: Casa Olivia
Most Unique Place to Stay in Roma, Mexico City (Restored 1900s Mansion): Maison Celeste

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The Best Boutique Hotels in Roma, Mexico City

My goal with this article is to help you narrow down your options to one perfect hotel that works within your budget, and has an excellent location in charming Roma.

Every single hotel on this list is rated over 9.1/10 by past travelers, which is the minimum I look for when booking a hotel anywhere in the world.

You truly cannot go wrong with any of these Roma hotels, it’s just a matter of which one piques your interest most!

A modern outdoor bed with white linens is surrounded by lush potted plants on a wooden deck, reminiscent of the artsy boutique hotels in the Roma neighborhood. A tray with breakfast items rests on the bed. In the background, a balustrade and more greenery stretch under a partly cloudy sky. — I love La Valise‘s luxurious beds that roll outside for sunbathing and stargazing! / More photos on TripAdvisor

1. La Valise

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 9.1/10 on Booking.com | 9.6/10 on Expedia | $400+/night | Check current nightly rates

La Valise is an award-winning hotel in Roma Norte. It’seclectic and luxurious with a blend of vintage charm, Mexican design, and modern elements. It’s my #1 choice for a place to stay in Roma, Mexico City, especially if you’re looking for a luxurious, romantic escape! 🧖🏽‍♀️

It’s a true boutique hotel with only eight suites, each of are completely different. The suites are appointed with striking art pieces, ‘bespoke furnishings’, and luxurious amenities like a rolling bed that can be moved outside onto your private balcony for stargazing and sunbathing alike.

Though each suite is completely unique, they all feature stunning clawfoot bathtubs, incredibly comfortable beds, air conditioning, and a kitchenette or kitchen.

Since there are only a few suites available at La Valise, you’ll want to make a reservation ASAP to secure your room.

🌿 Nearby: Michelin-star bakery Panadería Rosetta, charming Río de Janeiro Plaza, MODO Museum, and Madre Café.

Looking for a more budget-friendly Roma hotel? Don’t worry, I’ll get to my favorites soon!!

A rooftop patio in the artistic heart with a wooden table holding a green vase of purple flowers. A blue wire chair is nearby. A large umbrella provides shade, and potted plants decorate the area. Skyscrapers from the Roma neighborhood are visible in the background against a clear sky. — The tranquil rooftop at NaNa Vida, one of the best hotels in Roma, Norte! / More photos on TripAdvisor

2. NaNa Vida

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 9.4/10 on Booking.com | 9.8/10 on Expedia | $192+/night | Check current nightly rates

With 9.4/10 stars from over 400 verified customers, NaNa Vida is one of the highest rated hotels in Roma. I think it’s a great option for travelers with a mid-range budget who want a clean, thoughtfully-designed hotel with excellent customer service and a great location.

Each room unique and light-filled, with beautiful local art, comfortable beds, and air conditioning. The rooms do not have kitchenettes, so you’ll have to plan on eating out for all your meals—which isn’t a problem with all the delicious, affordable food in Mexico City!

One of the best parts of staying at NaNa Vida is that you get access to the hotel’s private rooftop area, with a stunning view of the Mexico City skyline! 🌆

🌿 Nearby: Greenery-filled Plaza Luis Cabrera, vegan restaurant with pink tacos La Pitahaya Vegana, ESCÁNDALO taco and mezcal stand, vintage shops.

A modern living room in the heart of Mexico City's artsy Roma neighborhood features a wooden chair and matching tables on a teal rug. A potted plant adorns the tables, while sliding glass doors open to a balcony with stunning city views. The kitchen area boasts wooden cabinets and a sleek blender. — One of the most affordable places to stay in Roma, Mexico City! / Photo via Tanat Art Boutique Hotel

3. Tanat Art Boutique Hotel

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 9.1/10 on Booking.com | 9.6/10 on Expedia | $80+/night | Check current nightly rates

Tanat is by far the best budget-friendly hotel in Roma, with a focus on art and an excellent location. Parque México (my favorite place in Mexico City) is just a few blocks away, and the hotel is also close to many of the most popular restaurants in Roma and Condesa!

It’s a newer property with clean, modern rooms adorned with vibrant green house plants and Mexican artwork. Many of the rooms feature balconies, and some have kitchens if you need to a little cooking!

The hotel is also home to a gallery with pieces by Mexican artists from all around the country!

🌿 Nearby: Mexico City’s most lively park Parque México, famous vegan street tacos at Por Siempre Vegana, Medellín Market, my favorite Mexico City pizza at DoppioZero Pizza Romana, lots of other coffeeshops and restaurants.

A modern bedroom reminiscent of artsy boutique hotels in the Roma neighborhood, featuring wooden ceiling beams, a large bed with white linens, a sitting area with a sofa and chairs, and decorative lighting. A large window with a geometric design lets in natural light, capturing Mexico City's charm. — Modern luxury rooms at Colima 71 / More photos on TripAdvisor

4. Colima 71

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 9.7/10 on Booking.com | 10/10 on Expedia | $500+/night | Check current nightly rates

Colima 71 is another excellent Roma hotel with one Michelin key and several awards from Conde Nast and Travel + Leisure. It’s also well-loved by everyday travelers, who rate it a whopping 9.7/10 on Booking.com—it’s very rare to see a rating so high!

As you’ve probably noticed, many of Roma’s boutique hotels appeal to art lovers, and Colima 71 is no exception. The building itself quite special because it was designed by renowned Mexican architect, Alberto Kalach. The 16 rooms each feature highlight modern Mexican craftsmanship with earth-toned Oaxacan ceramics and custom wood furnishing.

The hotel features a serene outdoor courtyard, a library, a coffee bar,a cocktail bar, and even a ‘street food concierge‘ that points you in the direction of some of Roma’s most delicious street food (that meets your dietary restrictions, of course!)

Colima 71’s complimentary breakfast is exceptional, with pastries from Roma’s famous Rosetta Bakery (ranked amongst the world’s top 50 restaurants), plus savory indulgences like avocado toast and tamales, fresh fruit, and coffee or tea. You can even enjoy breakfast in bed because it’s delivered to your room, or served in the courtyard.

🌿 Nearby: Non-touristy local park Jardín Pushkin, several top-rated vegan restaurants, Plaza Río de Janeiro, MODO Museum.

A cozy bedroom in an artsy boutique hotel features a large bed adorned with black and white pillows and a fluffy throw blanket. Two woven tapestries hang above, reflecting the creative vibe of Mexico City's Roma neighborhood. A window with sheer curtains, a wall-mounted TV, and a small seating area complete the room.

In the vibrant Roma neighborhood of Mexico City, a small balcony with ornate iron railing is enveloped by lush, cascading greenery. Attached to an old building with open windows and double doors, this charming spot blends into the artsy boutique hotels that define the area.

Snapshots of Nima Local House, one of the most beautiful hotels in Roma! / More photos on TripAdvisor

5. Nima Local House Hotel & Spa

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 9.5/10 on Booking.com | 9.8/10 on Expedia | $500+/night | Check current nightly rates

Described as an ‘oasis in the heart of the city,’ this gorgeous hotel exudes luxury with a fusion of colonial architecture and modern design. Plus, there’s an onsite spa with tranquil soaking pools and massages.

Nima is located on Calle Colima, one of the best streets to wander down in Roma, Mexico City—there are always vintage shops, boutiques, and lesser known cafes waiting to be discovered!

Each room at Nima is soundproofed, with a luxurious comfy bed, a wardrobe for storing clothing, and many rooms feature European-style balconies overlooking Calle Colima below.

🌿 Nearby: Michelin-star bakery Panadería Rosetta, charming Río de Janeiro Plaza, MODO Museum, and Madre Café.

In the artsy Roma neighborhood, this stylish bedroom boasts a patterned sofa, orange bedding, and a large window with a view of greenery. A desk with a lamp and chair is by the window, while modern decor and ornate trim enhance the elegant atmosphere reminiscent of restored mansions.

A luxurious bedroom in a restored mansion boasts dark blue walls and ornate moldings. The space features a large bed with blue bedding, two modern lounge chairs, a desk, and a lamp. A large window with sheer curtains invites natural light onto the wooden flooring, creating an artsy boutique hotel vibe.

Each room at Maison Celeste is unique! Photos via Maison Celeste

6. Maison Celeste

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 9.4/10 on Booking.com | 9/10 on Expedia | $300+/night | Check current nightly rates

This restored 1900s mansion perfectly marries Roma’s romantic Parisian heritage with the neighborhood’s recent resurgence as the artistic heart of Mexico City.

The 16,000 square-foot building houses a rotating selection of art galleries and boutiques, along with five guest rooms. Each suite features a unique design that highlights the house’s historic features alongside bold colors and modern furnishings.

Maison Celeste is undeniably one of the best boutique hotels in Roma, and its a slightly more affordable but still luxurious compared to some of the other hotels on this list. The house also features a family suite with two bedrooms if you’re traveling with a group (or family!)

🌿 Nearby: Modern food market at Mercado Roma, excellent cocktails and tacos at Páramo, La Roma Brewing, various restaurants and cafes.

A cozy bedroom in an artsy boutique hotel in the Roma neighborhood, featuring a neatly made bed with white and beige linens. Green wall accents display Spanish text. A door opens to a bathroom, and a window with green frames lets in natural light. An air conditioning unit is above the door. — Cozy room at Casa Olivia, a lovely budget hotel in Roma, Mexico City / More photos on TripAdvisor

7. Casa Olivia

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 9.2/10 on Booking.com | 9.6/10 on Expedia | $100+/night | Check current nightly rates

These cute affordable one and two bedroom apartments are located on a charming residential street in Roma Norte, lined with green trees and pastel-painted historic buildings. Although it’s a little off the tourist trail, Casa Olivia is still only a few blocks away from some of best restaurants in Mexico City, while being tucked away in a more local area.

Most of the apartments feature full kitchens, which makes Casa Olivia a great choice for folks staying in Mexico City for longer (or trying to save on food), plus some units feature serene terraces. Although they’re apartments, the buildings still features a 24-hour front desk and security, so it feels more secure than an Airbnb.

All in all, Casa Olivia is a lovely place to stay if you’re on a budget and want more space to yourself while still being very close to all that Roma has to offer!

🌿 Nearby: Residential area with a blend of historic and modern buildings. Restaurants and other businesses are a few blocks away.

Thanks for reading!