Casa Luna: a Terracotta house in San Angel
Casa Luna is part of Terracotta MX, a small coliving operator in Mexico City. The property sits near Plaza San Jacinto in San Angel, one of the city's oldest and most attractive neighbourhoods, with furnished rooms and apartments for stays from a week upward.
What Casa Luna Does
- Furnished private rooms and apartments. Short term through to yearly, with a seven night minimum.
- Hotel-style amenities. With easy check-in and a service-led approach.
- Monthly discounts. Offered on request for longer stays.
- A design focus. The operator puts service, design and simplicity at the centre of what it does.
- A San Angel location. Cobbled streets, colonial architecture and the Saturday art market at Plaza San Jacinto.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
Mexico City is Latin America's biggest nomad destination, and the neighbourhood decides your experience. Most people default to Roma or Condesa; San Angel is a different proposition, a former village absorbed by the city, with cobbled streets, colonial houses and a much quieter pace.
It is further south than the usual nomad areas, which means lower prices and more local life, at the cost of a longer trip into the centre.
Two things to weigh. The review count is very small at two, so ask for references, and rates are not published, so start with an enquiry and ask about the monthly discount.
Pricing
Not published. Rooms and apartments are quoted on request, with monthly discounts available.
A quieter, older corner of Mexico City than the nomad default.