The Monument to the Mother, embassies, large commercial establishments and half of Paseo de la Reforma are some of the main attractions of the Cuauhtémoc colony.

This neighborhood, located in the delegation of the same name, is one of Mexico City's liveliest. Its activity is centered on food stores, embassies and great buildings that predominate in Paseo de la Reforma; however, this wasn't always the case, because previously there were many large houses in Porfiriato.

La Cuauhtémoc was born at the beginning of the 20th century and, unlike Roma or Condesa, this colony grew at a slower pace. It is said that, like the Juarez colony, it was built on what was the Hacienda de la Teja, which was divided up by Rafael Martínez de la Torre. Today its territory resembles a triangle, whose streets are identified by the names of both national and international rivers.

Walking on Cuauhtémoc means finding an area full of contrasts where ancient buildings coexist with enormous skyscrapers. Upon arriving through Metro Chapultepec, the first thing you find is Paseo de la Reforma, a road that the colony shares with Colonia Juarez. In fact, it is important to emphasize that the Angel of Independence and Diana Cazadora (despite being just halfway) belong entirely to the neighboring.

While walking through the streets of this neighborhood it is impossible to ignore the predominance of buildings, vehicular chaos and large food chains. But don't worry, because in addition to the Art Garden there are other green areas ideal for relaxing and feeling in touch with nature.

The first one is Plaza Melchor Ocampo, ironically located at one side of the Circuito Interior. In spite of being close to the great river of cars the atmosphere here feels more relaxed. Inside there is a statue of Melchor Ocampo and a huge fountain.

Lerma Building featured in:

- 3 min walk from the American Embassy
- Good speed internet with Telmex
- Cameras on the street and at the entrance of the building

-Privileged location connecting to different neighborhoods in CDMX: 12min walk to Reforma 222, 12min walk to Zona Rosa, 13min drive to Colonia Roma, 18min drive to Colonia Condesa, 19min drive to Centro Historico and Palacio de Bellas Artes, 10min drive to Chapultepec Castle and 29min drive to Mexico City International Airport.

Living room:

Sofa, bookcase and new dining room for 4 people with TV.

Kitchen:

Equipped with everything you need for short, medium or long stays. Microwave oven, refrigerator, toaster, gas grill, stove, blender, filter coffee maker, two water containers, washing machine and clothesline.

Master bedroom:

Double bed with closet, tv, portable fan hooks and sliding windows.

Secondary bedroom:

Two single beds with closet, ironing facilities, sliding windows.

The bathroom is located in the middle of the two bedrooms and is complete. We leave first aid kit, hair dryer and towels.