Located on the second floor of a beautiful, building dating back to the Porfirian Era, this apartment was build in the pure splendor of its age. Ceilings are 19 feet high and have wooden beams, floors are made of hardwood. Each room has a large window with a French balcony. The building has a huge rooftop terrace with great views and garden furniture. Located a few steps away from the Bellas Artes and the Alameda, the centric location makes Casa Boho a perfect base for exploring the city. The apartment was remodeled carefully, stripping the walls off it's layers of paint a colorful, impressionist texture exposed itself, which I choose to leave at it is, only sealing it with a glaze. Furniture is partly modern, partly antique, and there is an abundance of exquisit textiles with wich the rooms are furnished. Handmade tiles adore the floors of entrance, bath and kitchen, and fine cotton and puffy pillows and comforters will secure you and extra comfortable stay. Lots of light as combined with a pleasant room temperature all around the year due to the thick walls and high ceilings make this place a comfortable home. Theres a rooftop where with an amazing view and excellent to watch sunrise or sunset. I live on the third floor of the same building, so I am there to help you with anything you might need during the evenings and weekends. On weekdays Guadalupe, whom has worked for me since years, will be there to receive you. The apartment is located in the the old Chinese Quarter, wich is situated just below the Alameda Central park, and the palacio de Bellas Artes. You are right next to the popular gourmet market 'Mercado de San Juan', where chefs buy their goods and city dwellers come for lunch. The historical centre with all its museums, restaurants and shops starts just a five minute walk away, but you can also reach the neighboring colonias like la Juarez and la Roma walking or in a 10 minutes cab ride. If you want to explore the cities subway system, the stations of 3 major lines are also within walking distance. If you want to explore the cities subway system, the stations of 3 major lines are also within walking distance. The Alameda Park station of the brand new double decker bus which runs all along Av. Reforma is 10 min. away. This bus takes you all the way down to Polanco, passing the financial district, the Chapultepec Park and the Anthropology Museum.