Casa Seis Siete
Roma Norte, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Restored mansion sanctuary”
Vibe
Behind a green facade on tree-lined Calle Tabasco, this 1918 mansion gathers contemporary Mexican art around a leafy central courtyard.
“Restored mansion sanctuary”
A restored 1918 mansion showcasing original classical columns, a period staircase, and 1930s stained-glass windows.
Attentive WhatsApp concierge care, plush bathrobes, and bespoke cooked-to-order Mexican breakfasts across five suites.
Restored period moldings blend with contemporary Mexican artworks, custom millwork, and a tranquil central courtyard.
On tree-lined Calle Tabasco in Roma Norte, surrounded by the neighborhood's bustling cafes, cocktail bars, and galleries
Rooms
Five suites blend custom millwork with period moldings, opening to tree-level Juliet balconies or a private top-floor terrace.
Backstory
Constructed in 1918, the private residence retains its original classical columns, sweeping central staircase, and a 1930s vintage stained-glass window.
Eat & drink
Made-to-order chilaquiles and Mexican breakfasts are served in the interior garden, while an honesty bar anchors the shared dining space.
The neighborhood
Step out onto Calle Tabasco, where Roma Norte’s creative energy unfolds across independent galleries, sidewalk cafes, and late-night cocktail bars.
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