Casa Goliana Roma
Roma Norte, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Restored neoclassical casona”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
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High ceilings and original moldings frame an intimate, residential retreat tucked into the leafy heart of Roma Norte.
“Restored neoclassical casona”
A restored early twentieth-century neoclassical casona featuring preserved architectural details throughout.
An intimate eight-room boutique house embedded in the residential heart of Roma Norte.
Contemporary furnishings and soft lighting set against high ceilings and original moldings.
In Roma Norte among galleries, cafes, and major transit hubs.
Rooms
Soft lighting and modern furnishings complement the restored early twentieth-century architectural details inside each quiet suite.
Backstory
The home was built as a neoclassical family mansion in the early twentieth century before its modern restoration.
The neighborhood
Tree-lined streets put Roma Norte’s vibrant cafes, contemporary art galleries, and sidewalk bistros right outside your door.
“In a city as vast and overwhelming as Mexico City it’s no accident that the most enjoyable hotels are often the smallest.”
“The beautiful building stands out for its intricate stucco details and bright reddish-pink hue.”
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