Ignacia Guest House
Roma Norte, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Color-blocked Porfirian sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Modern color blocking meets historic 1913 architecture around a quiet, plant-filled central courtyard.
“Color-blocked Porfirian sanctuary”
Bold color-blocked suites and modern interiors set inside a restored Porfirian estate.
A restored 1913 Porfirian villa retaining historic architectural details around a lush courtyard.
Fresh traditional Mexican breakfasts made daily with ingredients sourced from neighborhood markets.
In Roma Norte amid galleries, coffee shops, and nightlife.
Rooms
Suites are saturated in bold single hues, combining original architectural moldings with minimalist contemporary design.
Backstory
Originally built in 1913, this Porfirian estate was thoughtfully transformed into a boutique guesthouse in 2017.
Eat & drink
Morning begins with cooked-to-order traditional Mexican breakfasts crafted from local market produce and served outdoors.
The neighborhood
Independent galleries, third-wave coffee shops, and natural wine bars line the surrounding leafy streets of Roma Norte.
“Some of the most impressive hotels come bearing humble names. Ignacia Guest House certainly doesn’t sound like a big deal, but it’s no ordinary guest house.”
“Located in the trendy Roma Norte neighborhood of Mexico City, this intimate, nine-suite property feels as if you’re staying in the private home of a well-heeled friend.”
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