La Roma has become one of the most vibrant and culturally rich neighborhoods in Mexico City, and at the heart of it, a new project is taking shape: Kukun Roma, the latest Kukun apartments designed to offer an inspiring, comfortable stay with a strong sense of identity.This new building is more than just a place to sleep—it’s a space to connect with the city, with history, and with the richness of Mexican art.&nbsp;<h3 class="my-3">The art in our apartments</h3>One of the highlights of these new apartments is the artistic intervention<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://youtu.be/wQDzH4Vp0gE"> by Carlos Guerrero, also known as Prince Lauder</a>, a visual artist whose signature photo collages showcase the craftsmanship behind handmade clay pieces.His work draws from childhood memories and the shared heritage between Oaxaca and Mexico City, creating pieces that celebrate a deeply rooted, tradition-filled Mexico.&nbsp;<h3 class="my-3">The Xolos on the Rooftop</h3>The rooftop features murals by Oaxacan artist Fernando Ochoa, who painted a symbolic scene: a<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://youtu.be/KYcHNMo6dWA"> mother xoloitzcuintli and her puppies</a>. Their hollow and solid forms represent emotional growth and connection over time.But beyond the art, Kukun Roma is designed for every kind of stay. &nbsp;Each apartment is equipped with a full kitchen, a cozy bed, and functional spaces—perfect whether you're staying for a few days or several months. Its prime location makes it ideal for anyone wanting to enjoy the cultural, culinary, and bohemian offerings of one of CDMX’s most beloved neighborhoods.Kukun continues to expand its vision of offering apartments in Mexico City that are not only stylish and functional but also deeply connected to the country’s cultural heritage. Kukun Roma is yet another example of how art, history, and hospitality can come together to create unforgettable experiences.

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La Roma has become one of the most vibrant and culturally rich neighborhoods in Mexico City, and at the heart of it, a new project is taking shape: Kukun Roma, the latest Kukun apartments designed to offer an inspiring, comfortable stay with a strong sense of identity.This new building is more than just a place to sleep—it’s a space to connect with the city, with history, and with the richness of Mexican art.&nbsp;<h3>The art in our apartments</h3>One of the highlights of these new apartments is the artistic intervention<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://youtu.be/wQDzH4Vp0gE"> by Carlos Guerrero, also known as Prince Lauder</a>, a visual artist whose signature photo collages showcase the craftsmanship behind handmade clay pieces.His work draws from childhood memories and the shared heritage between Oaxaca and Mexico City, creating pieces that celebrate a deeply rooted, tradition-filled Mexico.&nbsp;<h3>The Xolos on the Rooftop</h3>The rooftop features murals by Oaxacan artist Fernando Ochoa, who painted a symbolic scene: a<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://youtu.be/KYcHNMo6dWA"> mother xoloitzcuintli and her puppies</a>. Their hollow and solid forms represent emotional growth and connection over time.But beyond the art, Kukun Roma is designed for every kind of stay. &nbsp;Each apartment is equipped with a full kitchen, a cozy bed, and functional spaces—perfect whether you're staying for a few days or several months. Its prime location makes it ideal for anyone wanting to enjoy the cultural, culinary, and bohemian offerings of one of CDMX’s most beloved neighborhoods.Kukun continues to expand its vision of offering apartments in Mexico City that are not only stylish and functional but also deeply connected to the country’s cultural heritage. Kukun Roma is yet another example of how art, history, and hospitality can come together to create unforgettable experiences.

Kukun Roma is our newest project in the works. These apartments in La Roma combine design, art, and culture.

Kukun Roma: The next Kukun apartments in La Roma