PAID CONTENT FOR LA PALOMILLA
La Palomilla MEXICO CITY, MEXICO
Every great trip needs someone who already knows the city — the friend who knows which taquería (place that sells tacos) to try, which gallery opening to catch and which museum to visit before the coach parties arrive. There’s a particular relief, too, in arriving somewhere and being met, not just checked in. In Mexico, palomilla means a close- knit group of friends. That’s exactly the feeling La Palomilla Bed and Breakfast hopes to create from the moment guests step through the door of this women-owned property, which is marking its first decade. Situated on the tree-lined streets of Roma Norte, on the edge of vibrant Condesa, La Palomilla is far more than a boutique bed and breakfast. It occupies a beautifully restored 1920s casona (large house), where soaring ceilings, wrought- iron balconies and intricate tilework preserve the character of the original building. Yet its true magic lies in its philosophy. Every
stay here supports the local community. From handwoven linens to artisanal soaps, details throughout the property showcase the work of small Mexican producers. This commitment to
responsible hospitality has earned La Palomilla a place in the Travel4Impact network, a collaboration between Amadeus and IE University. With just seven individually styled rooms, the
hotel offers an intentionally intimate experience. A one-to-one staff-to-room ratio allows for meticulous, highly personal service, while the team offers a concierge service that goes far beyond your typical restaurant reservations. Whether guests need museum tickets, a private tour of Teotihuacan or an authentic cooking class, the team can curate experiences with a local touch. Those travelling with a group can rent the entire house, transforming La Palomilla into a private base in the heart of Mexico City, with space for 12 to 14 people. The crowning glory is breakfast: a feast of
homemade flavours prepared fresh each morning, with dietary requirements catered for. It’s a daily ritual that brings guests together around the table like friends. La Palomilla Bed and Breakfast is also deeply committed to giving back. From the mezcal in the glass to the art on the walls, the property supports local entrepreneurs and small businesses.
DON’T MISS Explore the ancient city of Teotihuacan on a private tour before learning how to make tortillas and salsa in a cooking class
Need to know
KEY FEATURES • Restored 1920s property with 7 individually styled rooms
• One-to-one staff-to-room ratio & five-star concierge service
• Exclusive use available for groups of 12 to 14 people
• Handwoven linens & artisanal soaps from small Mexican producers • Fresh homemade breakfast daily
KEY ACTIVITIES • Xochimilco at dawn & off-the -beaten-track Teotihuacan tours
• Tortilla- & salsa-making classes rooted in family tradition
• Micro-weddings & milestone birthday celebrations
GET IN TOUCH •
lapalomillabnb.com • +52 55 7587 8995 •
info@lapalomillabnb.com •
instagram.com/lapalomillabnb
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