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Roso Guest House

Mexico City • Roma Norte • SPLURGE

avg. $301 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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Early check-in and late check-out (subject to property availability)

Part of Small Luxury Hotels

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At a glance

A ten-room Porfirian townhouse in Roma Norte with original architectural details and individually designed interiors.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring Roma Norte

Highlights:

  • Early twentieth-century Porfirian townhouse with original wrought-iron and plasterwork
  • Ten individually designed rooms layering herringbone floors with ornate cornicing
  • Courtyard restaurant with encaustic tile passageway and living plant wall
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PB hotel design editorial

Roma Norte's streets have a particular quality at dusk — the old Porfirian mansions glow amber under their uplights while jacarandas filter the last of the evening light, and it is into exactly this atmosphere that Roso Guest House was set when it opened in 2015. The building, an early twentieth-century townhouse characteristic of the district's Francophile optimism under President Díaz, retains its original wrought-iron gates and window guards, elaborate plasterwork cartouches above the entrance, and the kind of high-ceilinged proportions that no developer today would leave intact. DECU Hotels, the Mexican collection behind the property, chose to work with the bones of the house rather than overwhelm them: a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, Roso operates across just ten rooms, each treated individually. Inside, the ten rooms layer herringbone-laid timber floors and warm walnut joinery against the original ornate cornicing, the contemporary furniture — low platform beds, open shelving, a Louis XVI-style upholstered bench in dusty rose — calibrated to feel residential without being precious. The internal passageway is paved in blue and white encaustic mosaic tiles and lined with a dense curtain of climbing plants scaling a steel-framed living wall, connecting old and new volumes with an offhand generosity that feels entirely Mexican. The terrace restaurant carries the same ease: green hex tiles underfoot, a long banquette in bold cabana stripe, cast-iron bistro chairs, and cascading ferns overhead turning the whole courtyard into a garden room.

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Amenities

Free Wifi

Non-smoking rooms

Safe

Baggage Storage

Bottled Water

English

Complimentary Toiletries

24-Hour Front Desk

Restaurant

Bar/Lounge

Roso Guest House Reviews

47 reviews

"We booked a four-night stay at Roso Guest House (Room 104) to celebrate my husband’s birthday, expecting the five-star luxury experience advertised. Instead, we checked out after the first night. The “Junior Suite” was simply a basic, very small room with no sitting area, no refrigerator, no robes, and very limited toiletries. Room 104 is the only room with a balcony, but it overlooks only a tiny interior courtyard and the rooms directly across, offering virtually no privacy. The room had multiple maintenance issues. The wooden floor was badly bubbled from apparent water damage. We both tripped over it, and I actually fell. Around 3:00 a.m. we still couldn’t sleep because a large gap around the entry door let hallway light pour into the room, and the walls were so thin we could hear our neighbors snoring, talking, using the bathroom, and every movement as if they were in our room. We asked for earplugs, but the hotel had none, so we stuffed toilet paper in our ears and still couldn’t sleep. The manager assured us the remaining three nights would be refunded, so we checked out and had to book another hotel at the last minute, paying more than double the nightly rate. The hotel later refused the refund, forcing us through multiple rounds of communication. Only after I contacted Hilton’s Small Luxury Hotels of the World did they finally honor the refund. I appreciate that they ultimately did the right thing, but this is not a five-star luxury hotel. “Intimate” really means very small. It felt more like a shared Airbnb than a luxury boutique hotel. I cannot recommend staying here."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 22, 2026

"Everything about this place is amazing 🤩 The staff is wonderful. The location is perfect. This hotel made my experience much more authentic. I will 100% be back!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 14, 2026

"Cozy and clean atmosphere. Room was big with a wonderful bathroom/shower. Very nice and personable staff! Location was great with good restaurants, including multiple Michelins, near. Noise level was low. The amenities were what you would expect for a boutique hotel. Overall great value. Highly recommend"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 13, 2026

"We stayed for a couple of nights but checked out early. Pros: - Good location - Large, clean, tidy rooms - Friendly staff (especially the ladies at breakfast) - Inexpensive Cons: - Most rooms have very little natural light and despite ample space are not inviting. - Outside noise can be a bother, especially from the interior staircase/walkways in front of rooms which are metal and noisy when walked on. - No kettle/coffee maker in room and a kettle is not available on request. - Breakfast was airline lounge/supermarket quality. With fantastic bakeries in the neighborhood this is difficult to understand. Cooked breakfast (extra charge) was drab. - Only weak drip filter coffee was available for breakfast - no espresso etc. Supposedly the nespresso machine was broken the entire time we were there. While the room rate was good - it fell well short of expectations."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 23, 2026

"Rosso Guesthouse was an exceptional stay from start to finish. The first thing that stood out was how immaculately clean everything was truly above and beyond what you typically expect, even from boutique hotels. Every detail felt intentional and carefully maintained. The staff were incredibly attentive without being intrusive, always ready to help and clearly committed to making guests feel comfortable. The property itself is a gorgeous boutique space is small in size, but that actually adds to its charm. It feels intimate, cozy, and thoughtfully designed. One unique touch I really appreciated was the scent when you walk in. There’s a subtle, clean floral fragrance that immediately creates a welcoming and calming atmosphere. It reinforces the overall impression of cleanliness and care. Security was also excellent, which added peace of mind throughout the stay. Overall, Rosso Guesthouse delivers a high-quality, detail-oriented experience. If you value cleanliness, thoughtful design, and attentive service in a cozy setting, this place is a standout choice."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 05, 2026

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