Fall in love with one of the most iconic neighborhoods of Mexico City from this beautiful apartment, meticulously curated and designed, thinking of everything you need to make your stay an unforgettable experience, a place to live the city and feel at home. Explore "La Roma" from this unbeatable and central location of Casa Quetzal and discover the restaurants, cafes, bookstores and art galleries that this neighborhood and its surroundings house. A perfect neighborhood to explore on foot.
Each of our apartments in Casa Quetzal has a room, a private bathroom and a main area with beautiful views and natural light where you will find the living room, dining room and a comfortable place to work from home. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to prepare coffee in the morning or cook the purchase of fresh and local products that you can find in the markets and tianguis of the city.
All the apartments in Casa Quetzal have a high-speed WI-FI connection, Smart TV, safe, black-outs and a shared-use laundry center within the building. You can also request a parking space at an additional cost.
We are available to help you with anything you need through the Airbnb chat
The Roma neighborhood began its development in 1906 by the wealthiest families of the time who were looking for a quiet and secluded refuge, but well connected to the city center. It was designed with wide boulevards, squares, tree-lined ridges, typical Parisian public sculptures and an eclectic architecture that combines styles from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A perfect neighborhood to explore on foot and discover the spaces that emerge daily with innovative and creative proposals, to visit the restaurants and canteens that offer the most recognized cuisine of our country or to enjoy the afternoon with a glass of wine from a terrace in front of the park . Currently "La Roma" is at the center of everything that is happening in the city and Casa Quetzal is the perfect place to start your experience.
The neighborhood can be easily explored on foot or by bicycle and you can find various friendly and fun options to move around all the streets of "La Roma" and its nearest neighborhoods of Condesa, Juárez and Cuauhtémoc. Do not forget to check our city guide where you can find all our recommendations.
* UBER service
* One block away is the Ecobici station (bicycle rental).
* Two blocks from the Alvaro Obregón Metrobús.
* Four blocks from the Insurgentes Metro (pink line).
* Bicycles and scooters for rent. You can find many options for electric bicycles and scooters for rent in various parts of the neighborhood.
Remember to always drive very carefully and wear a protective helmet.
If it is your first visit to Mexico City, we recommend using the Turibus for city tours. The nearest station is three blocks away (Fuente de Cibeles).
We want all of our guests to have an incredible stay with us, always with the same quality and service, so its important to follow the next rules:
Please remember to keep all building and apartment doors closed at all times.
It's important to not grant access to the building to anyone you don’t know.
Extra fees will be charged if your towels or bed clothing are missing or in bad condition.
If you find any damage or breakdown please let us know as soon as possible.
*A security deposit may apply depending on the platform you are booking on.
Penalty fees may include but are not limited to:
Smoking $250
Partying $500
Unauthorized pets $600
Late check-out without written consent from the host $150
Damages
Bath towels $15
Facial towels $5
Hand towels $10
Bedsheet $15
Duvet $30
Pillowcase $8
Pillow $12
Dishware $15
Glassware $5
Wine glass $6
Cutlery $3
Mug $6
For extended stays, we require periodic access to maintain a pristine environment. Our team will handle essential tasks, such as watering plants, changing linens, and addressing potential issues like leaks or electrical malfunctions. Your cooperation in facilitating access is vital for a trouble-free experience.
Besides the above rules, we wish you a wonderful stay with us.
