9 Best Areas Where To Stay in Mexico City • with Hotels!

Mexico City (CDMX), the capital city of Mexico, is an incredible city and a great destination for everyone who wants to indulge in yummy Mexican food, museums, culture, modern architecture, art, colorful streets and other exciting activities!

First of all, I have to mention that the city is pretty big and it has over 21 million people inside it and is actually the 7th most populated city in the entire world! This cool (and kind of underrated, if you ask me) town has something to offer for each type of traveler. You can visit it and see a totally different part of the town each time, which means you’ll never get bored!

But this can also mean something else as well – there are SO many different areas and neighborhoods and choices for where to stay in Mexico City, that you just keep wondering – how will you be able to choose the BEST one for your vacation? This is quite an exhausting task, especially for first-timers, if you don’t want to use public transport daily.

No worries, this is where I come to the rescue! I did my research for you and I have found no less than 9 awesome neighborhoods in Mexico City for your trip! All the hotels you’ll find below were hand-picked by me (all of them have fabulous reviews, I promise!) and they’re grouped by both area and budget – all for your convenience!

The only thing you need to worry about is to book your hotel in advance: the city receives millions of tourists every year and you don’t want to miss a spot in this crazy capital!

Okay, let’s go!

If You are in a Hurry…

If you need to take a quick decision and book immediately, I got your back, check this list with the best hotels located in Mexico City downtown area:

To get you started with a visual representation of the city, here’s a map that clearly depicts where to stay in Mexico City:

There are so many different neighborhoods in Mexico City – so which one should you choose? Well, it all depends on what type of traveler you are, so here are my personalized neighborhoods recommendations for you:

1. Reforma – for first-timers
2. Centro Historico – on a budget
3. Roma – for culture
4. La Condesa – for nightlife
5. Polanco – for luxury
6. Coyoacán – for families
7. Santa Fe – best for shopping
8. San Rafael – for food
9. Zona rosa and Juarez – the coolest area

1. Reforma – where to stay in Mexico City for the first time

Paseo de la Reforma is one of the most well-known avenues in the entire town! The area around it is a great (and exciting) place to choose for upscale hotels, great restaurants, museums but also some well-known attractions such as Chapultepec Castle.

This area is also known as the “Times Square” of Mexico City and you’ll understand why right after you get there.

Also, right next to this avenue you’ll find Chapultepec Park – the city’s biggest park; in the middle of Reforma there’s Angel of Independence (or El Ángel, a well-known monument). If you’re visiting CDMX for the first time, you’ll most probably (and inevitably) visit this area, as it is a popular tourist attraction, so why not choose to have your base there as well?

If the answer is “okay, why not?”, here are my recommended hotels in Mexico City Reforma:

Luxury (US$180 and up)

• Sofitel Mexico City Reforma – Treat yourself to the ultimate luxury at Sofitel Mexico City with its deluxe rooms, onsite resturant and incredible indoor pool! The concierge can take care of your every need while you get lost in the amazing views with a glass of wine.
• Hilton Mexico City Reforma – I’ll start my list of recommendations with one of my favorite five-star hotels in the city! This property is located only 5 minutes away by foot to the famous Reforma Avenue! The location is great, and they have both indoor and outdoor swimming pools and more!
• Marriott Reforma Hotel – If you’re looking for Marriott hotels, you’re in luck! Their 5-star luxury accommodation close to Paseo de la Reforma and El Angel is the perfect choice for travelers who want to indulge!

Middle-priced (US$60 to US$160)

• Casa Gonzalez – This one’s a great 4-star accommodation that has great prices! The biggest advantage is the fact that you’ll get an excellent service for a very good price – do I need to add more?!
• Casa Emilia B&B Boutique – As you might’ve already understood from its name, this gorgeous property is a boutique bed and breakfast! The decor is very tasteful, the rooms are sparkling clean and the staff is super friendly.  Plus, it’s super close to one of the landmarks of CDMX – El Angel monument!
• Armonik Suites – This budget accommodation is simply superb! Except for its perfect location (very close to El Angel), I’m happy to tell you that this is one of the cheapest hotels there and they also have private bathrooms, a seating area, a microwave, fridge and everything else you might need!

Budget (up to US$40)

• Hotel Astor – If you are wondering where to stay in Mexico City so you can be both super central but also on a budget, know that this hotel is right next to Reforma Avenue! You’ll surely enjoy the breakfast and cozy rooms, trust me!
• Hotel Metropol – Looking for 4 star quality at the fraction of normal prices? Hotel Metropol gives you just that an more in a great location just one block from Palace of Fine Arts.

Things to do in Reforma:

• Stroll around the huge Paseo de la Reforma
• Walk or have a picnic in Chapultepec Park
• Travel back in time in the Chapultepec Castle!
• Check out the Indipendence monument, the Angel of Independence!
• Explore the city with a local with this tour!

2. Centro Historico (El Centro) – best area to stay on a budget

Centro Historico, also known as “El Centro”, is exactly what you think it is – the historic center and the heart of the city!

The area spreads around Zocalo Square (the main square of the city, also known as “Plaza de la Constitución”) and it’s actually one of the most well-known tourist attractions. This neighborhood is full of historic buildings dating from the 16th century and, needless to say, it also has great cultural importance for the town.

Centro Historico is also very well connected to the rest of the city via subway and, if you enjoy authentic architecture and being in the middle of the action, let me tell you that this is THE place to be!

You’ll find everything you need here – food places, cafes, tons of museums, history and an authentic vibe. Plus, it’s also a very good area for budget travelers (some of the best hostels in Mexico City are here!).

Luxury (US$100 and up)

• Domingo Santo Boutiques – This beautiful 4-star boutique hotel is an amazing choice for people who want great value for money! The rooms are clean, cozy and nicely decorated and the hotel also has an airport shuttle – simply a great deal!
• Zocalo Hotel – This beautiful 4-star hotel is another great choice in the historical center. It awaits with a very good on-site restaurant and a lot of other luxury facilities. And, you guessed it, it’s located right near Zocalo Plaza!
• Gran Hotel Mexico City – Still didn’t find where to stay in Mexico City for the best luxury service in the city center? This hotel offers 5-star service and it’s situated in the main plaza – Zocalo. Get ready, as they have 2 on-site restaurants and SUPER spacious rooms!
• Domingo Santo Boutiques – This beautiful 4-star boutique hotel is an amazing choice for people who want great value for money! The rooms are clean, cozy and nicely decorated and the hotel also has an airport shuttle – simply a great deal!

Middle-priced (from US$50 to US$100)

• Hotel Marlowe Centro Histórico – Located in the heart of downtown Mexico City, this hotel will offer you everything you need: spacious rooms, free parking, a great on-site restaurant, a fitness center and a delicious breakfast!
• Punto MX – Here’s another 4-star accommodation that awaits you with impeccable service! You’ll definitely love the exquisite decor, free Wi-Fi and proximity to Zocalo square – nothing to complain about!

Budget (up to US$50)

• Casa María Hostal – Here’s a great backpacker hostel located right in the heart of the city. It’s colorful, clean and very cozy – perfect for a good night’s sleep after a full day of exploring the city!
• Hotel Isabel Mexico City – This great 3-star hotel is a simple but very comfortable choice for your stay. The rooms are basic and colorful and the prices are very good!

Things to do in Centro Historico

• Taste the authentic Mexican cuisine with this food tour!
• Stroll around the beautiful Zocalo Square!
• Visit the stunning Metropolitan Cathedral of the Assumption

3. Roma – best for experiencing Mexican culture

Roma (the Mexican neighborhood, not the city!) is hands-down one of the best areas to stay for first-timers!

In short, you’ll find everything you need here – shops, food places, cafes, parks, bars, street art, amazing hotels and apartments, markets – need I say more?!

This is actually a residential neighborhood but it’s one of the top picks if you ask any local. It’s true, Centro Historico and Polanco are more popular among tourists, but Roma is a true, authentic core of this metropolis. It’s also very central, which is a great plus!

Once you step into this neighborhood, you’ll quickly realize that it was built to look very European because it has many art deco buildings, but this is now one of the trendy areas in CDMX! The area has a very interesting history as well, as it was destroyed by the 1985 earthquake and then it had a kind of “rebirth” and it’s now full of youngsters. Plus, it’s super safe and laid-back as well, which is an important aspect when traveling to CDMX.

That being said, here are the best hotels in Roma, Mexico City! Oh, by the way, the area is broken down into “Norte” and “Sur”, both of them being equally good choices:

Luxury (US$300 and up)

• Brick Hotel – Looking for a gorgeous 5-star accommodation in Roma neighborhood? I got you! This awesome property has everything you’ll need and more – modern rooms with balconies, free Wi-Fi, free welcome drink and a very good location as well!
• Nima Local House – Here’s another great recommendation that has stunning reviews. This is a luxury bed and breakfast where you’ll find uniquely decorated rooms!

Middle-priced (US$50 to US$180)

• Hotel Marbella – If you’re looking where to stay in Mexico City and get a good value for money, this one’s your choice! The modern, air-conditioned rooms here come fully equipped and extremely clean.
• Capital Luxury Apartments – Srylish apartment, perfect for people who want to be in the center of the action without spending a lot on accommodation! Enjoy a great city view from your private balcony!

Budget (up to US$50)

• Hostel Home – Meet other traavellers in the bright, spacious dormitories with shared bathroom facilities and access to a fully equipped communal kitchen!
• Cozy B&B Roma Norte – If you’re looking for very good budget hotels in Roma Norte, Mexico City, this one is a great choice!

Things to do in Roma

4. La Condesa – where to stay in Mexico City for nightlife

La Condesa is definitely one of the most fashionable areas in the entire Mexico City!

Condesa – Roma are oftentimes grouped as a single area because they’re within walking distance to each other, but they’re actually two different neighborhoods. We can call them “twins”. La Condesa is an ideal choice for upscale gourmet restaurants, interesting designer shops, vintage markets, and just a modern and bohemian atmosphere in general.

But one of the biggest things La Condesa is famous for is its great nightlife!

If Mexico City is considered one of the best places to party in Latin America, Condesa is one of the reasons why!

Swanky bars, cool clubs, karaoke bars and lounges, typical cervecerias where to try the local craft beer… this area will keep you entertained the all night! The laid-back, bohemian vibe attracts students, artists, writers, and other creative types who rediscovered the area in the 90s after being heavily damaged in the 1985 earthquake.

It’s chic, it’s vibrant, it’s perfect for young people, students and artists alike. If this sounds like your kind of place, let’s not waste any more time and find out which are the best places to stay in La Condesa Mexico City – hotels and hostels:

Luxury (US$200 and up)

• Casa Decu – Now if you’re looking for gorgeous hotels in La Condesa in Mexico City, choose this one if you only want the best of the best! This 4-star hotel is one of the best-sellers in CDMX – and it’s no wonder why… It has a gym, free wifi, and a big terrace!
• Casa Malí by Dominion Boutique – This is a very beautiful 4-star boutique hotel in La Condesa. The decor is really nice and you’ll definitely enjoy the fact that it has a fitness center, shared lounge, airport transfers and more!

Middle-priced (from US$100 to US$150)

• Casa Nuevo Leon – If you’re wondering where to stay in Mexico City, more specifically in La Condesa and benefit from accessible prices, here’s a suggestion! The rooms are very clean and bright and they also have a tour desk and luggage storage – two great pluses!
• Casa Condesa Michoacan 113 – Did you not decide yet? No problem, here’s yet another great option! This is one of the top picks and it’s located only 15 minutes away by foot from Chapultepec Park!

Budget (up to US$80)

• Izta Hostels – Simple, clean and very cozy – these are the 3 words that I’d use to describe this hostel! If you want to stay in a beautiful place without breaking the bank, I’d say this is your best choice!
• Stella Bed & Breakfast – Here’s another budget choice for you! Except for its very convenient rooms, this inn also has a garden, a terrace, free Wi-Fi and more!

Things to do in La Condesa

• Dance the night away in one of its famous clubs!
• Explore local craft beers at Cerveza Cosaco
• Cure your hangover with a brunch at the Chiquitito Cafe!
• Spend lazy afternoons in one cozy cafe!

5. Polanco – where to stay in Mexico City for luxury

I’ll tell you right from the start: If you’re looking for upscale service and luxury, in this area you’ll only find the BEST hotels!

If Reforma is the city’s “Times Square”, then Polanco is definitely Beverly Hills!

Polanco can be described in three simple words: vibrant, luxurious and eclectic. Here, you’ll find many well-known museums (Museo Soumaya being just one of them and it showcases Diego Rivera and Rodin), designer shops and fine dining restaurants (including one of the best restaurants in the world – Quintonil).

But also some more accessible, traditional street food places, and, as I mentioned above, some of the most amazing hotels in CDMX. It’s also a great place for people traveling with their family and kids, as the area is also laid-back and very safe.

Convinced? Okay, let’s see which are the greatest hotels in Polanco, Mexico City:

Luxury (US$200 and up)

• Hotel Habita Mexico City – This amazing property is one of the most beautiful boutique hotels in Polanco, Mexico! You will definitely enjoy the on-site spa center, pool, terrace and their great restaurant!
• Hotel W Mexico City – If you’re hunting for a gorgeous search in the heart of the town, search no more! W Hotel in Polanco is an amazing 5-star boutique accommodation that has all the facilities and amenities you might need for a spoiled experience!
• Camino Real Hotel – Here’s another 5-star property for your stay and one of the top hotels! This one looks simply gorgeous and it combines modern architecture with stunning service. What more can you wish for?

Middle-priced (US$60 to US$150)

• Suites Contempo – If you’re on the hunt for modern, contemporary hotels in downtown Mexico City, here’s your answer! This awesome design hotel has many great facilities such as free Wi-Fi and free transportation within a 5 km radius – how awesome is that?!
• Casa Anzures – Here’s a great 4-star accommodation for your stay in this amazing neighborhood. This one’s right in the middle of it all and the rooms are very cozy and clean!

Budget (up to US$50)

• Penthouse Polanco – If you’re looking for a gorgeous, cozy and VERY accessible homestay in Polanco, here’s your answer! This awesome penthouse has a great view and it’s also sparkling clean!
• Caravansaro Horacio 1719 – This nice property awaits with free Wi-Fi, access to a sun terrace, and a very good location. I’d definitely recommend it to two travelers going to the city on the budget!

Things to do in Polanco

6. Coyoacán – where to stay in Mexico City for families

If you’re all about art, culture and the traditional side of Mexico City, this is the perfect place to be! You’ll find many, many local markets here, as well as cozy and homey cafes, restaurants, cute cobblestone streets and more. It’s a very laid-back area that has an “old” feel, so I’d recommend it to families, as well as history lovers.

This is also the neighborhood where Frida Kahlo Museum is (the house where she lived together with Diego Rivera), also known as the Blue House or Casa Azul.

Wondering about the name of this neighborhood? “Coyoacán” means “place of coyotes” and the name comes from the coyote fountain that you can find in the main square of this area.

Long story short: if you are an art aficionado and want to indulge in the authentic culture, here are the best hotels in Coyoacan, Mexico City:

Luxury (US$100 and up)

• Casa Jacinta Guest House – Feel at home in this beautiful house with all comforts. Featuring a garden with a sun terrace and garden views, and big rooms with a private patio, this guest house has everything you need and beyond!
• H21 Hospedaje Boutique – On the other hand, in this awesome 4-star modern and cool hotel you’ll surely enjoy the clean rooms with access to a private terrace!

Middle-priced (from US$50 to US$100)

• Finca Coyoacán – This amazing guesthouse is located within walking distance to Frida Kahlo Museum – only 600m away, can you believe it! It also has great prices, a sun terrace and free Wi-Fi! Overall a great kid-friendly hotel!
• Villas Sol y Luna Coyoacan – Here I’m recommending another great homestay in CDMX! They have a very nice garden, 24-hour front desk, free Wi-Fi, and beautiful garden views!

Budget (up to US$50)

• Coyoacan City Lofts – If you’re looking for an authentic stay in Mexico City, I’d definitely recommend booking a loft or studio here! They have all amenities, free Wi-Fi, free private parking, a shared lounge, a bar and more!
• Casa Ayvar – This wonderful bed and breakfast await with cozy, clean rooms and GREAT prices! You can choose from rooms with a patio or balcony – the choice is yours!

Things to do in Coyoacán

• Have a guided visit of the Frida Kahlo Museum!
• Just wander around the subtly-lit cobbled streets
• Learn about mexican history at the Leon Trotsky House Museum!

7. Santa Fe – the best area in Mexico City for shopping

If Coyoacan was an authentic neighborhood full of history and colonial buildings, Santa Fe on the other hand, is a new area, full of modern buildings and skyscrapers.

It’s a great place to stay if you like shopping malls, shiny buildings and upscale restaurants. I’m also recommending it to business travelers, as many companies and business centers are based here. The only downside is that there aren’t many budget hotels in Santa Fe, just so you know!

So if you’ love modern things, Santa Fe should be your base! In which case, here are my recommended hotels:

Here are my recommended hotels in Santa Fe, Mexico City:

Luxury (US$100 and up)

• NH Collection Santa Fe – This beautiful 5-star NH hotel in Mexico City is literally one of the best you can get! It has fabulous reviews and it’s one of the most popular choices in the city, so if you find a free room, be quick and book it!
• Stadia Suites Santa Fe – Where to stay in Mexico City, Santa Fe and be spoiled with luxury? Here’s another superb 5-star accommodation in this modern neighborhood. It has a great location, walking distance to many shopping areas and restaurants and the rooms are just gorgeous!

Middle-priced (from US$50 to US$100)

• Sleep Inn Ciudad de Mexico – If you’re looking for an awesome 4-star property for your stay, here is one of my recommendations! This one has gorgeous family rooms with a view, free Wi-Fi, private bathrooms and more!
• Hausuites – Here’s a great aparthotel that’s very close to the biggest mall in Santa Fe! They even have a 24-hour business center, so it’s perfect for business travelers!

Budget (up to US$50)

• Hotel Aspen – This is a great 4-star accommodation that also has some rooms that come with very accessible prices. They have many awesome facilities such as an on-site restaurant, fitness center, free Wi-Fi and more!

Things to do in Santa Fe

• Go crazy shopping at the huge Centro Santa Fe mall
• Gaze at the interactive art installations at the Meow Wolf
• Check out Canyon Road’s vibrant Friday night art openings

8. San Rafael – where to stay for the best food

San Rafael is actually a residential area that is oftentimes ignored by tourists – and I really don’t get why! It’s a very cool place to stay if you love a laid-back vibe, art galleries, cute (and safe) streets and a mix of old and new architecture.

In this neighborhood, you’ll find a refreshingly untouristy and authentic feel and, even better than that, terrific street food! If you stay here or just come for a visit, look for the local hidden restaurants, enjoy some excellent cochinita (pork) tacos or find the perfect snack in one of the countless street food trucks!

It’s true, San Rafael is not that trendy, but it’s a calmer area instead where you’ll still be close to the main attractions, as this neighborhood is very central as well! This area grew a lot once the artists who used to live in La Condesa and Roma found those areas too vibrant and expensive – so they moved here.

Enough talking, let’s see which are the best places to stay in San Rafael:

Luxury (US$100 and up)

• Le Meridien – This awesome 5-star accommodation comes with some very good prices and a great service. You’ll be happy to know they have an on-site restaurant, a fitness center, free Wi-Fi and an amazing swimming pool.
• Hotel Carlota – If you’re looking for some of the most beautiful hotels with pools, this one’s for you, as it has a year-round outdoor pool – that’s simply awesome!

Middle-priced (from US$50 to US$100)

• Hotel Muy – You just can’t miss this one, as the building is super interesting! This awesome budget and stylish hotel is located close to Paseo de las Reformas as well, which means it’s very central!
• Hotel Maria Cristina – Here’s another beautiful 4-star accommodation based in a beautiful house. The rooms are simple but cozy and they also have a fitness center and an on-site bar – so great!

Budget (up to US$50)

• Casa Mazonce – If you want big rooms and a great location at a budget price, this is your opportunity! This cozy hotel is well located within walking distance from everything, and the staff is very friendly.
• Tres Colonias – If you’re looking for laid-back, central accommodation that comes with amazing prices, this is your choice! This one has free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, private bathrooms and more!

Things to do in San Rafael

• Try the fried plantains and delicious seafood at Boca del Rio!
• Eat amazing tacos in one of the many tacos stands
• Check out the exhibitions at the Espectro Electromagnetico
• If you love bread, go to 220 Panadería!

9. Zona Rosa and Juarez – the coolest neighborhood

Zona Rosa (which literally means the Pink Zone) and Juarez are the perfect mix of modern and traditional, located a bit to the south of the town. You’ll have many shopping opportunities here, from authentic and vintage shops to designer boutiques and jewelry stores. There are also countless restaurants, bars, and cafes here that you can choose from.

Actually, the gay-friendly neighborhood Zona Rosa is a smaller part of Juarez, which is a bigger neighborhood. Both of them are an interesting mix between vibrant (and gay-friendly) nightlife and calm streets during the daytime. Plus, they’re also central and very close to Chapultepec!

That being said, here are my hotel recommendations in these two neighborhoods:

Luxury (US$100 and up)

• Hotel Geneve Mexico City – This is another one of the best 5-star hotels in Mexico City and it’s a perfect choice if you want to be spoiled during your stay! It’s also very close to Chapultepec park!
• Four Seasons Hotel – Okay, I’ll say it right from the start – this hotel is simply SUPERB and I truly believe it’s one of the BEST luxury hotels. Everything looks like a real palace, inside and out – and the rooms? I have to words!

Middle-priced (from US$50 to US$100)

• Suites PF – This is another great 4-star hotel and it awaits with a very good on-site restaurant, free Wi-Fi and a high-quality service overall!
• Hotel Clé – If you’re looking for a very nice 3-star hotel with a very good location and a super nice staff, this is the perfect one for you!

Budget (up to US$50)

• Capsule Hostel – If you’re looking for cheap hotels in Juarez (in the south of Zona Rosa), here’s another one for you! It’s only 700m away from Zona Rosa, so you’ll be close to many awesome clubs and bars!
• Suites Havre – This is another great aparthotel in CDMX, a bit to the south. It actually offers 4-star service for an awesome price and it has free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception for early or late check in and you can choose from different types of apartments!

Things to do in Zona Rosa and Juarez

• Explore the Teotihuacan Pyramids with this incredible tour!
• Dance the night in one of the many  LGBT-friendly nightclubs
• Dive into the Korean culture in Little Korea

BONUS 1: Best apartments in Mexico City

Hotels are great, but if you’re the type of person who prefers staying in an apartment because it’s cozier and “closer” to home – no worries, I completely understand and I have some recommendations for you as well!

Here are 3 hand-picked Mexico City apartments for a perfect stay:

• The Wild Oscar – Here’s a truly gorgeous 5-star aparthotel in Polanco! It’s the perfect choice if you want a residential-style accommodation where you’ll feel like a queen (or king, why not?).
• Casa Moctezuma – Here’s an awesome apartment in the south of Coyoacan which I definitely recommend for a middle-priced stay. It’s very close to Frida Kahlo Museum and it even has daily breakfast available!
• Medellin 8 – This lovely 3-star apartment is my recommendation for budget travelers. It even has the best location to explore the city, and amazing city views!

BONUS 2: Best hotels close to the airport

Benito Juarez International Airport (MEX) is Mexico City’s airport and the place where you’ll most probably arrive. If you’re a business traveler or you simply want to stay as close to the airport as possible, no worries, that’s possible! There are actually many different hotels that you can choose from.

Without further ado, here are 3 of the best hotels near the airport (one for each type of budget):

• Hilton Mexico City Airport – Here’s a great 5-star hotel located inside the airport. It provides luxury service so you can spend your night in style! By the way, it’s on the third level of the international arrivals area.
• Izzzleep Aeropuerto Terminal 1 – This great middle-priced hotel is actually a capsule hotel located INSIDE the airport – what more can you wish for? They have free Wi-Fi and amazing prices.
• Hostel DF Airport – Here’s my airport hotel recommendation for budget travelers. It’s very close actually, only a 2-minute drive to the airport! They even have a laundry service, which is a great plus!

BONUS 3: Where not to stay in Mexico City

Although Mexico City is a safe place to travel to, there are a couple of neighborhoods that are not really recommended, especially at night. I’ll just briefly mention them here, so you’ll know to avoid them, if you can:

• Tepito (also known as the town’s “black market”)
• Doctores
• Iztapalapa
• Colonia Del Valle
• Ciudad Neza
• La Merced Market

Frequently asked questions about Mexico City

Conclusion

Phew! You have reached the end of my super-detailed guide for where to stay in Mexico City! I’m sure that, by now, you already made the best decision for your stay and you have found the BEST hotel to suit your tastes, but in case you didn’t here are my favorite choices in La Reforma area:

• Hilton Mexico City Reforma – Incredible five-star hotel in the city, located only 5 minutes away by foot to the famous Reforma Avenue!
• Casa Gonzalez – Great 4-star accommodation offering excellent service for a very good price – do I need to add more?

In this article I have told you everything you need to know about the 9 (yes, nine!) best neighborhoods to stay in CDMX for all tastes, with hand-picked hotels in each of them. I also recommended some awesome apartments and hotels close to the airport. So, in short, there’s nothing you won’t find here for a great trip!

By the way, if you are looking for some travel inspiration, I recommend checking out this article – 9 Unforgettable Things to Do in Riviera Maya!

I hope you found this article useful. Are you heading to Mexico City soon? Let me know in the comments below!

Have a great vacation,

Romina

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