Santa Casa
Historic Colonial Revival shell with a minimalist, earthy modern interior. Think woven textures, wooden desks, green throw blankets, and a custom mural by artist Pie Chueca. House-party energy in the common areas, quiet and residential on the block.
Request an upper-floor room if you're noise- or smoke-sensitive. Ground-floor rooms are provided with white noise machines for a reason.
Why It Matters
One of the few genuinely protected 1930s heritage buildings operating as a hotel in Roma Norte. Listed on Tablet Hotels and the Michelin Guide. Part of the growing Tasman collection of boutique properties across Mexico.
A restored 1930s Mexican Colonial Revival house on a quiet block in Roma Norte, Santa Casa was once the home of a duchess who threw legendary soirées. It still shows off the original stucco facade, Baroque spiral columns, and high arched windows that flood the terracotta-floored lobby with natural light. No restaurant, no pool, no spa — and no AC (it's a protected heritage building). But the common spaces are genuinely inviting, check-in is fully digital via a personal access code, and the surrounding neighborhood does all the heavy lifting.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Amazing Interior King Room
Interior-facing king room with no street-side windows. Features white linens with red patterned pillows and a green throw. Good for light sleepers who want quiet over views.
King
Amazing King Room
One bedroom, one bathroom, two guests. Gray upholstered bed with green throw blanket, wooden bedside tables, wall-mounted TV, and a coffee machine on the wooden cabinet. Clean and modern without being generic.
King
Cozy Queen Room
The entry-level queen option. Queen bed with green blanket, black wardrobe, round wall mirror, wooden desk, and mounted TV. Compact but well-appointed and true to the hotel's aesthetic.
Queen
Elegant Junior Suite
Two bedrooms with one bathroom, also sleeping up to four. A notch below the Luxury King Suite in size but similarly appointed with the hotel's signature earthy, midcentury-influenced style.
King
Iconic Queen Room
A sunlit room with a queen bed, large arched windows letting in abundant natural light, textured pillows, a green throw blanket, and a wooden desk with woven chair. Some have balcony doors opening to the street.
Queen
Iconic Queen Room Ground Floor
Ground-floor version of the Iconic Queen Room. Same design DNA — gray upholstered bed, green throw, wooden nightstands — with direct access to the courtyard area. White noise machines provided. Note the proximity to the courtyard smoking area.
Queen
Luxury King Room Suite
The top-tier option at Santa Casa. Two bedrooms and one bathroom, sleeping up to four guests. Bright, arched windows, Baroque column detail, green throw blankets, and wooden desk. Expect a living area with a tan sofa, colorful pillows, and city views.
King
Private Queen Room in Roma Norte
A queen room with a private entrance. Features the hotel's signature gray upholstered bed, green throw, and wooden nightstands. The private entrance makes it feel especially independent.
QueenThe Property
Eat & Drink
1 venue on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
A 40-minute escape from the city for hiking, lookout points, rock climbing, and traditional Mexican food in a lush park setting. One of the city's best-kept outdoor secrets.
Roundtrip transportation from the hotel to Arena Mexico, tickets (ringside or closest available seats), and a pre-fight primer on the history and culture of Lucha Libre. Pickup at 7:30 PM, eight fights, last bout around 10 PM.
A local-guide-led dive into one of three markets: Coyoacán Market (traditional Mexican), Central de Abastos (Mexico's largest market), or Mercado San Juan (exotic ingredients). Includes culinary challenges and cultural context.
An immersive evening mezcal experience covering the production process, regional specialties, and history of Mexico's most complex spirit. Starts after 5 PM.
The hotel's signature all-you-can-eat taco tour hitting 7 traditional taquerías (including one vegan spot). Runs any time before 2 PM and takes 2-3 hours. A serious eat through the city's taco culture, not a tourist trap.
Hike Mexico's 4th tallest mountain with views of two iconic volcanoes and a picnic at a scenic lookout. Flexible pickup times, though the hotel recommends no later than 10 AM. Full hike runs 5-6 hours.
Day trip to Valle de Bravo (1.5 hours from the city), one of the top 5 paragliding destinations in the world. Combines paragliding, rock climbing, food, and lake scenery.
Full-day guided excursion to this UNESCO World Heritage city, covering the Parish of San Miguel Arcángel, the central plaza, Siqueiros murals, the Lavaderos del Chorro, and the La Aurora art galleries.
Two options: hot air balloon (pickup 5 AM, return 2-3 PM) or guided walking tour of the archaeological site (9 AM to 4 PM). The balloon ride is the splurge version.
2-3 hours on the pre-Hispanic canal network in a trajinera (decorated flat-bottomed boat). Learn about the chinampas system. Pickup between 9-11 AM.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Free business center on-site.
Indoor courtyard with tiled floor, tall potted plants, hanging lights, and seating. Doubles as a social area — and a designated smoking area, worth noting if you're in an adjacent room.
Rooftop sun terrace with city views. One of the main social areas of the hotel.
Unlimited internet access throughout the property, rated 9.6/10 on Booking.com.
Courtesy bar with glass water dispensers, coffee machine, white mugs, and tea sachets available to guests throughout the day.
24-hour virtual front desk with hosts available to assist. Tour booking for all Tasman experiences available via WhatsApp.
Personalized access code sent to registered email 24 hours before arrival. Grants immediate access to room and property — no front desk interaction required. The Tasman Guest App is recommended before arrival.
Luggage storage available for early arrivals or late departures.
Pets allowed with a fee of MXN 1,000 per pet (varies by length of stay) plus a one-time cleaning fee of MXN 1,000. Service animals exempt from fees.
Property explicitly welcomes guests of all sexual orientations and gender identities.
Provided in ground-floor rooms to mitigate courtyard noise.
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