The Bombay Parrot · Stylish Flat in Casa Quetzal

Fall in love with one of Mexico City’s most iconic neighborhoods from this beautiful apartment, meticulously curated and designed with everything you need to make your stay an unforgettable experience, a place to experience the city and feel at home. Explore "La Roma" from this unbeatable and central location of Casa Del Quetzal and discover the restaurants, cafes, bookstores, and art galleries that this neighborhood and its surroundings offer. A place to discover on foot. Each of our apartments at Casa Quetzal has one bedroom, a full private bathroom, and a main space with beautiful views and natural light, which houses the dining room, living room, and a perfect place to work from home. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to make morning coffee or cook fresh, local produce from the city’s markets and flea markets. All apartments at Casa Quetzal have high-speed Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, a safe, blackouts, and a shared laundry center within the building. Parking is also available for an additional fee. The Roma neighborhood began its development in 1906 by the wealthiest families of the time, who were looking for a quiet, secluded refuge that was well-connected to the city center, where their major businesses were located. It was designed with wide boulevards, plazas, tree-lined medians, typical Parisian public sculptures, and eclectic architecture that combines styles from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It’s a perfect neighborhood for exploring on foot and discovering the spaces that emerge daily with innovative and creative offerings, or for visiting places that offer the most renowned gastronomic offerings in our country. Today, La Roma is at the center of everything that’s currently happening in the city, and Casa Quetzal is the perfect place to begin your experience. Check out our city guides where you can find all our recommendations. The neighborhood is easily explored on foot or by bike, and you can find various friendly and fun options for getting around the streets of Roma and its neighboring neighborhoods of Condesa, Juárez, and Cuauhtémoc. Don’t forget to check out the guides we published in your reservation with our recommendations! UBER service (cars, bicycles, and scooters available). The Ecobici station (bike rentals) is one block away. The Alvaro Obregón Metrobus is two blocks away. The Insurgentes Metrobus (pink line) is four blocks away. If this is your first time in Mexico City, we recommend using the Turibus for city tours. The nearest station is three blocks away (Fuente de Cibeles).