Brick Hotel
Roma Norte, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Iconic Belle Époque manor”
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Vibe
Yellow English bricks define this restored Belle Époque manor, where creative energy fills Roma Norte’s bustling heart.
“Iconic Belle Époque manor”
Imported 20th-century English bricks define this restored banker’s residence.
Nahim Dagdug blends Belle Époque architecture with sleek contemporary minimalism.
Polished Small Luxury Hotels service with 24-hour personalized concierge care.
In Roma Norte amid a dense pocket of galleries and cafes.
Rooms
Monochrome minimalism creates a sleek, quiet contrast inside the historic early 20th-century brick structure.
Backstory
Originally constructed as a banker’s residence with imported English brick, designer Nahim Dagdug reimagined the historic mansion.
Wellness
A subterranean spa and modern fitness center offer an intimate retreat from the surrounding city streets.
The neighborhood
Tree-lined Orizaba Street places you steps from Roma Norte's dense concentration of art galleries and sidewalk cafes.
“The upscale residential neighborhood of Roma is home to more than a few century-old mansions, but this one is unique — built from bricks shipped over from England, it was the custom-built residence for the head of the Bank of London & Mexico.”
“A sleek, design-forward option with history in the heart of Mexico City’s Colonia Roma neighborhood.”
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