Apartment in Mexico City
4 guests · 2 baths
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High-end valueWell priced for this area
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About this apartment rental
Summary:
Stay inside a landmark of contemporary Mexican architecture. This two-bedroom apartment, designed within a building by Alberto Kalach and TAX, offers a rare chance to experience Roma from a place where design, proportion, and light shape everyday life. Step out to leafy streets, cafés, galleries, and some of the best restaurants in the city, then return to your own balcony and the calm above it all.
The Space:
The apartment follows the architectural language that made the building a reference point in Roma: generous volumes, clean lines, and an effortless relationship between interior and exterior.
Two comfortable bedrooms allow everyone to have privacy, while the social area opens naturally toward the balcony, bringing in light and the atmosphere of the neighborhood. Mornings feel slow here. Nights feel quiet, suspended from the city’s rhythm.
Rather than competing for attention, the space lets the architecture speak. You simply live in it.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the apartment and the building’s shared amenities, including the skybar — a privileged spot to take in the skyline, meet the sunset, or have a drink before heading out for dinner.
The Neighborhood:
Roma Norte is where many of Mexico City’s days begin and end. You walk out and immediately find coffee, bookstores, galleries, late breakfasts, natural wine, and long dinners. The streets are lively without feeling rushed, elegant without trying too hard.
Living here means being able to improvise: wander, stop, discover, repeat.
Getting Around:
Most places you’ll want to visit in Roma, Condesa, and Juárez are within walking distance. When you need to go farther, ride-sharing apps and main transit avenues are just steps away, making the rest of the city easy to reach.
Other Things to Note:
This is a residential community. Quiet evenings are appreciated, especially at night, so everyone can enjoy the calm of the building.
Interaction with Guests:
Our team is available throughout your stay if you need recommendations, assistance, or help coordinating anything in the city. We give you space, but we’re always close.
Stay inside a landmark of contemporary Mexican architecture. This two-bedroom apartment, designed within a building by Alberto Kalach and TAX, offers a rare chance to experience Roma from a place where design, proportion, and light shape everyday life. Step out to leafy streets, cafés, galleries, and some of the best restaurants in the city, then return to your own balcony and the calm above it all.
The Space:
The apartment follows the architectural language that made the building a reference point in Roma: generous volumes, clean lines, and an effortless relationship between interior and exterior.
Two comfortable bedrooms allow everyone to have privacy, while the social area opens naturally toward the balcony, bringing in light and the atmosphere of the neighborhood. Mornings feel slow here. Nights feel quiet, suspended from the city’s rhythm.
Rather than competing for attention, the space lets the architecture speak. You simply live in it.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the apartment and the building’s shared amenities, including the skybar — a privileged spot to take in the skyline, meet the sunset, or have a drink before heading out for dinner.
The Neighborhood:
Roma Norte is where many of Mexico City’s days begin and end. You walk out and immediately find coffee, bookstores, galleries, late breakfasts, natural wine, and long dinners. The streets are lively without feeling rushed, elegant without trying too hard.
Living here means being able to improvise: wander, stop, discover, repeat.
Getting Around:
Most places you’ll want to visit in Roma, Condesa, and Juárez are within walking distance. When you need to go farther, ride-sharing apps and main transit avenues are just steps away, making the rest of the city easy to reach.
Other Things to Note:
This is a residential community. Quiet evenings are appreciated, especially at night, so everyone can enjoy the calm of the building.
Interaction with Guests:
Our team is available throughout your stay if you need recommendations, assistance, or help coordinating anything in the city. We give you space, but we’re always close.
Amenities at Chic Roma Norte Apartment w/ Private Balcony
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Mexico City
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