A theatrical greenhouse-like space with checkerboard floors and a retractable glass roof sits atop an early-20th-century mansion. You can’t go wrong with the taco del río, made with langoustines.
Rooms at this stylish hotel, near the Santa Fe neighborhood, include 420-thread-count sheets and motorized drapes—and dedicated floor concierges secure everything from meal reservations to shoeshines.
The creative energy of Roma seems to swirl around this warren of restaurants, bars, and 17 wood-paneled rooms. At night, head to the terrace café to watch the comings and goings on Calle Orizaba.
