Hotel la casona

This hotel's interior and exterior design is gorgeous. The decor throughout the hotel and our room was lovely. The front desk staff was excellent and extremely helpful. However, I felt the room price was a bit steep. Our room was tiny, with small windows facing the breakfast courtyard. There was a party in the courtyard at one point, and it was very loud. Overall, the room was not well insulated, so you could hear everything in the hall and the room next door. If you get a good deal, then I would say it is worth staying here, but request a room at the end of a hallway, not facing the courtyard.

Loved the hotel. one of the nicest boutique hotels we have stayed in. the staff is uniformly helpful and go out of the way to help you. The breakfast room, service and food are fantastic. Didnt eat in the other restaurant but the bakery/coffee shop were a wonderful little hideaway. Carlos (the GM) and the chef are truly delightful people. The room i had was a little small and had very little table space so that could do with some improvement though it had a small balcony which had a nice view. the location of the hotel is perfect, a quiet, leafy area with lots of places to eat and drink close by. Bottom line, would stay here again in a heartbeat.

Excellent ambiance and atmosphere. It's very design forward and you feel it. It's beautiful. The rooms are tight. It was good enough for us as a couple. Not the best for kids. The value felt decent. Not a steal, but not too expensive. Love the restaurant interior space and the location. The rooftop is something that seems great, but they stopped staffing it and was "off". Friendly staff. Go for it!

We loved our stay at Casona Roma Norte. The hotel itself was beautiful - new, clean, modern and in a great location. The stafff was great - very friendly and helpful! We would absolutely stay here again and reccomend the property to friends! The location is situated nicely for easy walking in both Roma Note and Condessa.

Absolutely exceptional stay! This stunning historic building is not only beautiful but impeccably clean and luxuriously appointed. Our room was spacious, elegant, and incredibly comfortable. The location is perfect, and the breakfast was beyond delicious—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented each morning. The service was outstanding; every staff member was so kind, attentive, and went above and beyond to make our stay unforgettable.

An outstanding boutique hotel, with great facilities. Small gym with a view. Rooftop bar undergoing work, but a huge asset when done. Staff incredibly friendly and helpful. Thoroughly deserves its (very!) recent Michelin key, in a fantastic part of CDMX.

A place that didn't meet our expectations. We had issues with cleanliness from the first day. We stayed on the third floor, and the bathroom wasn't cleaned, there was no shampoo, and the dirty towels were never changed, only folded. I asked for a water bottle, and Mr. Francisco charged me $100 pesos for a bottle that costs $15 pesos at the store across the street. I requested cleaning from the maid, Grisell, and she told me to wait until the next day because there wasn't enough staff. We paid a lot to celebrate our anniversary, and it was truly a total disappointment. We asked to speak to the manager, and during our three-day stay, he was never present to provide a solution. There are better options in the area. AVOID THIS PLACE!!!

For a relatively expensive boutique hotel this was a disappointment in that they did not really have the on point service and seemed oddly untogether at times. They managed to book two rooms in my name just because they split my name in half which was a complication followed by not having a restaurant that belongs to the hotel and therefore difficulties in billing to a room and a rooftop terrace that seemed to be permanently closed because they were doing renovations. When one of our party had problems because of the noise from those reservations they seemed reluctant to do the obvious thing and give her a better run which was less noisy. My trousers were returned wet from the laundry and a general lack of real attention to detail which they need to have if they can ask for these sort of prices. Should be doing better.

Lovely little hotel on relatively quiet tree-lined street that is a linear park. The interior furnishings are whimsical and fun. The hotel is located a couple of blocks from the subway. It is close to Chapultepec Park, which houses several notable museums. Plenty of restaurants nearby. Staff is friendly and very responsive to service requests. If you book through hotel rather than third party service the breakfast buffet comes free. The buffet is simple, varied and just fine. There is a coffee shop in the building that faces out on the street. Great place to relax and people watch.

This is definitely not a 4 star hotel but I am a fan of the 3 star digs. The small rooms are clean. The beds are very firm but the sheets are soft. The showers have good pressure but the water takes forever to heat up. The breakfast is tasty - especially liked the salsa verde and the fresh fruit but obviously not together. It is in a trendy neighborhood with lots to see.

My husband and just returned from 4 nights at La Casona. We've been to DF many times before but wanted to stay in an affordable local hotel in Roma Norte. The hotel itself is quaint. The rooms are on the small side but clean. The hotel is old but maintained adequately. The biggest disappointment was the bed. It was like sleeping on a box spring. It was so firm and uncomfortable, we were happy to leave to get a good night's sleep elsewhere. The pillows are about 2" thick which didn't help matters. If a comfy bed isn't important to you, then I would recommend this hotel. Otherwise, we have stayed at Hotel Geneve in the Zona Rosa before and been much happier there for the same or less cost.