El Cortes
Roma Norte, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
Vibe
Restored Art Nouveau balustrades and hand-worked stained glass set an intimate, residential tone inside this grand 1915 Porfirian mansion.
“Restored Porfirian sanctuary”
A restored 1915 Porfirian mansion showcasing original Art Nouveau balustrades, antique shutters, and hand-restored stained-glass panels.
Rooms feature minibars stocked with regional mezcal and Nixta, alongside dining blending local ingredients with alpine techniques.
An intimate hammered-copper horseshoe bar serving craft cocktails, Mexican spirits, and European wines to neighborhood patrons.
On Calle Colima in Roma Norte, surrounded by vibrant cafes, art galleries, and acclaimed neighborhood restaurants.
Rooms
Original wood parquet and antique shutters anchor the bedrooms, while corner suites wrap around bougainvillea-lined stone balconies.
Backstory
Once a presidential family residence and later a printing press, the estate was revived by founder Carlos Zaragoza using local artisans.
Eat & drink
Chef Luc Liebster pairs Swiss alpine techniques with Mexican ingredients at Lotti, alongside a hammered-copper bar pouring regional mezcal.
The neighborhood
Set on tree-lined Calle Colima, the mansion sits steps from the independent galleries, sidewalk bakeries, and cocktail spots of Roma Norte.
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