Part of the global Selina co-living and hospitality brand, the Roma Norte location offers a mix of dormitory beds, private rooms, and co-living suites in the middle of Mexico City's hippest neighborhood. Features a dedicated coworking space, pool, rooftop terrace, bar, and regular community events. Popular with digital nomads and long-stay travelers.
Selina Roma Norte occupies a renovated building on Calle Querétaro in one of Mexico City's most sought-after neighbourhoods. Roma Norte has emerged as the capital's creative and culinary hub, with tree-lined streets, Art Nouveau and Art Deco facades, independent galleries, and some of the city's most acclaimed restaurants and coffee shops within easy walking distance. The property sits roughly 1.5 km from Insurgentes Metro station on Line 1 and about 2 km from Bosque de Chapultepec, giving guests access to both the transit grid and major sightseeing without relying on taxis.
The building follows Selina's signature model of adapting architecturally interesting urban structures into co-living spaces with a pronounced communal character. Accommodation spans shared dormitory beds for budget-conscious solo travellers, standard private rooms, and co-living suites designed for longer stays. All accommodation types share access to the full amenity set.
The coworking space is a principal draw: it provides dedicated desks, reliable high-speed Wi-Fi, and meeting areas configured for focused remote work throughout the day. The rooftop terrace and pool offer a way to decompress after working hours, and the bar runs a rotating programme of community events — live music sets, language exchanges, salsa nights, and communal dinners — that make it straightforward for solo travellers to meet people. A communal kitchen supports self-catering for guests wanting to manage food costs independently.
There is no formal signature restaurant on the premises, though the bar serves food and drinks throughout the day. The Roma Norte neighbourhood more than compensates: renowned spots such as Contramar and Maximo Bistrot are reachable on foot, and the surrounding streets are dense with quality casual dining options at every price point.
A gym keeps fitness routines intact for longer-stay guests. The front-desk team is well-practised at orienting first-time visitors to Mexico City's neighbourhoods, transit, and safety. Monthly co-living packages position the property as one of the more economical bases for remote workers spending several weeks or months in the capital, and the social infrastructure makes the adjustment to a new city considerably easier.
Amenities
- coworking space
- pool
- rooftop terrace
- bar
- communal kitchen
- free WiFi
- events
- gym
Location
Querétaro 225, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City
19.4131, -99.1600 View on map
Highlights
- Rooftop pool and terrace in the middle of Roma Norte, one of Mexico City's most vibrant neighbourhoods
- Dedicated coworking space with high-speed Wi-Fi, hot desks, and meeting rooms available to guests and day-pass members
- Regular community events programme — live music, salsa nights, language exchanges, and communal dinners built into the weekly calendar
- Monthly and weekly co-living packages make it among the most affordable long-stay bases for remote workers in the city
- Walking distance to Roma Norte's top restaurants, independent cafes, galleries, and nightlife
Tips for visiting
- Book private rooms well in advance during the November–February high season; dorm beds fill quickly with digital nomads on monthly packages.
- Check the weekly event calendar at reception on arrival — some community dinners and workshops require separate sign-up and fill fast.
- The communal kitchen supplies vary; bring your own breakfast staples if you prefer cooking in the morning rather than relying on bar service.
- Insurgentes Metro station (Line 1, roughly 1.5 km away) is the most practical way to reach the property from the airport or central bus terminals — street parking in Roma Norte is limited and traffic is unpredictable.