Renovated two-story loft in an 1800s heritage building, right above the courtyard café. Upstairs: queen bed, closet and full bath. Downstairs: living room with sofa bed, workspace with high-speed wifi, full kitchen, half bath and in-unit washer/dryer. The building has 24/7 security, a library and a rooftop terrace with skyline views. Join our free yoga and meditation class every Saturday, 15 min away. Steps from La Ciudadela and near Colonia Juárez.
A two-level loft in Casa Emilio Dondé, a heritage building from the late 1800s that went through a deep architectural and structural renovation.
Upstairs (via an interior staircase)
- Bedroom with a queen-size bed and room-darkening shades
- Closet with safe
- Full bathroom
Downstairs
- Living room with a sofa bed and smart TV
- Dedicated workspace with high-speed wifi and ethernet
- Fully equipped kitchen: gas stove, oven, drip coffee maker, kettle, toaster and blender. Complimentary coffee, tea and filtered water
- Dining table for four
- Half bathroom under the staircase
- Full-size washer and dryer with complimentary detergent
Climate
Like most heritage buildings in Mexico City, there is no AC or central heating. Fans are provided.
Good to know before you book:
- Two-level loft: the bedroom and main bathroom are upstairs via an interior staircase.
- The loft overlooks the building's courtyard, home to a café and other small businesses.
- Being a heritage building with thick walls, natural light is softer than in a modern apartment.
- Eco-friendly building: toilets run on filtered rainwater, so please don't flush toilet paper. A bin is provided.
Additional items available for purchase: curated local products, premium experiences and convenience items. Scan the QR code in your Cadaya Homes Market corner.
You might receive a quick form before arrival. It's a local requirement and building security procedure, and it takes a minute.
- Quiet hours: 11 PM – 9 AM.
- Do not flush toilet paper (use the bin).
- Please don’t adjust the water heater.
- Your entry code is personal—don’t share it.
- No smoking, parties, candles, or incense.
- Tap water is not safe to drink in Mexico City.
- Report any damages or issues so we can fix them for the next guest.