This rooftop casita is really special. The location is a historic building, complete with beautiful tile and architectural detail. To get to the rooftop, you climb a metal spiral staircase. There's not a lot of wiggle room, so if you bring a lot of luggage or you have trouble with small spaces, be aware. Once on the rooftop, the casita is a designer's dream! Modern lines, simplicity, and huge sliding doors leading out to a terrace make this a perfect place to rest, take a breath from the busy city, and get ready to hit the streets again. If you have a fear of heights (like me!) be aware that the floor near the bathroom is glass, so it takes some getting used to. The bathroom is tiled beautifully, too.
Jakobo was very communicative and helpful. He provided restaurant suggestions and was available via message when needed. This neighborhood is a delight! So much street art, delicious street food and cafes, a corner mini super, and a central location to explore the city from.
There were some ants keeping us company and the wi-fi was a bit moody, but these were minor issues. We highly recommend this space to Mexico City travelers looking for comfort and cool in La Roma!