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Properties are selected based on real traveler reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Mexico City on Hotels.com. These Mexico City hotels consistently deliver on quality, location and traveler experience. Last updated on November 5, 2026.

An outdoor dining area with tables and chairs, overlooking a historic building and a bridge.

1. Hotel Zócalo Central

Historic Center

$198 nightly

Nov 8 - Nov 9

Total with taxes and fees

2. Camino Real Aeropuerto Mexico

Venustiano Carranza

$116 nightly

Dec 1 - Dec 2

Total with taxes and fees

A historic building with multiple balconies, a ground-floor shop, and a well-lit entrance.

3. Histórico Central Hotel

Historic Center

$149 nightly

Nov 9 - Nov 10

Total with taxes and fees

A modern hotel room with a balcony, a bed, and a view of the city.

4. ULIV Mexico City

Roma Norte

$97 nightly

Dec 1 - Dec 2

Total with taxes and fees

A swimming pool with two smaller pools and a glass ceiling structure.

5. Barceló México Reforma

Reforma

$177 nightly

Nov 15 - Nov 16

Total with taxes and fees

A restaurant with tables set for dining, a view of a historic building, and indoor plants.

6. Hotel Catedral

Historic Center

$91 nightly

Nov 17 - Nov 18

Total with taxes and fees

A balcony with a table and chairs, a potted plant, and a view of a cityscape with buildings and greenery.

7. Fiesta Americana Reforma

Reforma

$113 nightly

Dec 6 - Dec 7

Total with taxes and fees

An ornate interior with a stained glass ceiling, wrought iron railings, and a chandelier.

8. Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico Zocalo View

Historic Center

$233 nightly

Dec 6 - Dec 7

Total with taxes and fees

A modern bedroom with a large bed, a glass door leading to a balcony, and a unique ceiling design.

9. ULIV Cibeles

Roma Norte

$121 nightly

Dec 1 - Dec 2

Total with taxes and fees

A couple dining at an outdoor table with a city view, surrounded by potted plants and flowers.

10. Hotel Canada Central

Historic Center

$132 nightly

Nov 8 - Nov 9

Total with taxes and fees

A bedroom with a large window, a bed, and a flat-screen TV.

11. Capitalia Juarez

Reforma

$74 nightly

Dec 1 - Dec 2

Total with taxes and fees

A spacious indoor area with a high ceiling, metal beams, and a staircase. There are multiple seating areas with tables and chairs, and a variety of plants are visible.

12. Downtown Treasure Place

Cuauhtémoc

$38 nightly

Dec 5 - Dec 6

Total with taxes and fees

A lobby with a glass table, a chandelier, and a view through a decorative metal gate.

13. Hotel Bellas Artes

Historic Center

$83 nightly

Dec 1 - Dec 2

Total with taxes and fees

A hotel room with a bed, a desk, a chair, a ceiling fan, and a painting on the wall.

14. Hotel Escala Centro Histórico

Historic Center

$41 nightly

Dec 1 - Dec 2

Total with taxes and fees

A rooftop pool area with lounge chairs and a yoga studio.

15. Galeria Plaza Reforma

Reforma

$128 nightly

Dec 5 - Dec 6

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A rooftop terrace with outdoor seating, a view of historic buildings, and a modern building in the background.

16. Hotel Principal

Historic Center

$118 nightly

Nov 23 - Nov 24

Total with taxes and fees

A modern hotel lobby with a circular reception desk, marble flooring, and a staircase leading to upper floors.

17. WeEnjoy Hotels Aeropuerto CDMX

Iztacalco

$82 nightly

Nov 8 - Nov 9

Total with taxes and fees

A lobby with wooden paneling, a reception desk, leather seating, and a chandelier.

18. Hotel PF

Reforma

$64 nightly

Dec 1 - Dec 2

Total with taxes and fees

A pool area with a thatched umbrella, surrounded by lush greenery and a view of a cityscape.

19. Sevilla Palace Hotel

Reforma

$81 nightly

Dec 1 - Dec 2

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A historic building with a hotel, a restaurant, and a gallery.

20. Emporio Reforma

Reforma

$95 nightly

Nov 23 - Nov 24

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A hotel with a prominent sign, a cobblestone street, and classic architecture.

Hotel Punto MX

Historic Center

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$120 nightly

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A modern hotel lobby with a marble reception desk, pendant lighting, and a seating area.

Laila Hotel Mexico City Reforma

Reforma

$191 off

$136 nightly

Total with taxes and fees

A building with a neon sign reading "Abierto" and "Narta Café".

Cadillac Hotel Boutique

Cuauhtémoc

$87 nightly

Total with taxes and fees

Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico Zocalo View

Historic Center

$406 nightly

Total with taxes and fees

Fiesta Americana Reforma

Reforma

$198 nightly

Total with taxes and fees

Hotel Punto MX

Historic Center

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$146 nightly

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A modern building with a curved entrance, a glass facade, and a landscaped area with plants and a pathway leading to the entrance.

BelAir Unique, a Wyndham Hotel

Benito Juarez

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$109 nightly

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A rooftop pool area with lounge chairs and umbrellas, surrounded by potted plants and modern buildings.

Hive Nápoles By G Hotels

Benito Juarez

$122 nightly

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Hotel Punto MX

Historic Center

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$118 nightly

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A grand lobby with a large chandelier, ornate ceiling, and a central round table surrounded by sofas and armchairs.

Geneve Ciudad de México

Reforma

$121 nightly

Total with taxes and fees

A modern bar area with high stools, a long counter, and hanging lights.

INNSiDE by Meliá Mexico Roma Norte

Roma Norte

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$177 nightly

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Hotel Zócalo Central

Historic Center

$281 nightly

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A hotel lobby with a large yellow sign reading "HOTELES ESCALA," a black leather sofa, yellow chairs, and a glass coffee table.

Hotel Escala Siglo XXI

Cuauhtémoc

Free parking
24/7 front desk

Popular with travelers for the beds and cleanliness at a good value.

$33 nightly

Nov 24 - Nov 25

Total with taxes and fees

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A modern kitchen with a refrigerator, wooden cabinets, and a dining area with a table and chairs.

Roma Norte Trendy Apartments by VIATO

Roma Norte

$68 nightly

Nov 17 - Nov 18

Total with taxes and fees

A FIesta Inn building with a modern facade, large windows, and well-maintained landscaping.

Fiesta Inn Ciudad de Mexico Aeropuerto

Venustiano Carranza

$140 nightly

Nov 23 - Nov 24

Total with taxes and fees

INNSiDE by Meliá Mexico Roma Norte

Roma Norte

$127 nightly

Nov 16 - Nov 17

Total with taxes and fees

A modern lounge area with two grey armchairs, a round wooden coffee table with a vase of flowers, and a patterned carpet.

NH Collection Mexico City Airport T2

Venustiano Carranza

$163 nightly

Nov 7 - Nov 8

Total with taxes and fees

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Top neighborhoods in Mexico City

A stone monument with inscriptions, surrounded by lush greenery and a clear sky.

Polanco

Luxury shopping along Presidente Masaryk Avenue and upscale restaurants await, while nearby Chapultepec Park houses the National Museum of Anthropology and other cultural institutions. Enjoy a stroll in Parque Lincoln or explore Polanquito's vibrant dining scene.

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An aerial view of a city with a central circular plaza, surrounded by buildings and trees.

Roma Norte

Roma Norte offers an artistic playground where vibrant street art meets classic architecture on tree-lined avenues. You'll find creative energy pulsing through independent galleries, bookstores, and the iconic Plaza Río de Janeiro with its Art Nouveau fountain. The neighborhood balances Mexico City's rich cultural heritage with modern creative expression in converted mansions and bustling markets. Getting around couldn't be easier with Insurgentes and Sevilla metro stations connecting you to the city's highlights. Stylish boutique hotels in restored buildings provide the perfect base for exploring the eclectic dining scene, from street tacos to upscale mezcalerías along Álvaro Obregón avenue.

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A grand building with a large golden dome and classical architecture.

Historic Center

Historic center with 1,550 significant buildings, the neighborhood offers museums like MUNAL and Palacio de Bellas Artes. Enjoy upscale eateries, fashionable stores, and pedestrianized streets for easy exploration.

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A classical architectural structure with columns and statues, a clear sky, and a paved foreground with bollards.

Juárez

Juárez blends Mexico City's creative energy with historic charm around every corner. Wander among art deco buildings housing hip galleries and boutiques, or relax in leafy Parque México. The Angel of Independence stands tall along Paseo de la Reforma, while museums and cultural centers showcase both traditional and contemporary Mexican art. The neighborhood's food scene spans from cozy taquerías to stylish cocktail lounges that buzz after dark. Boutique hotels in converted colonial buildings offer character-filled stays. With excellent metro connections and walkable tree-lined streets, exploring this artistic enclave and the city beyond is a breeze.

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A cityscape with a mix of modern high-rise buildings and traditional orange-roofed houses.

Interlomas

The Interlomas neighborhood offers attractions such as Paseo de la Reforma and Paseo Interlomas.

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Top landmarks in Mexico City

A city square with historic buildings and a flag.

Zócalo

9.4/10 (25,860 reviews)

Zócalo is worth passing through for a few pics when in Historic Center. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the cathedral, art galleries, and museums in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here. Mexico City has many other landmarks you might want to see such as Palacio de Bellas Artes and Paseo de la Reforma.

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A statue of a man and woman in a park with a large domed building in the background.

Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe

9.4/10 (17,629 reviews)

If you're interested in local churches head to Gustavo A. Madero— home to Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries, museums, and cathedral in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here. Mexico City has many other landmarks you might want to see such as Palacio de Bellas Artes and Paseo de la Reforma.

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A city street with a monument, tall buildings, and trees.

Paseo de la Reforma

9.4/10 (24,281 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Paseo de la Reforma, a popular place for shoppers in Miguel Hidalgo. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the museums in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at Avenida Presidente Masaryk.

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A monument with a golden figure, surrounded by modern buildings and purple flowering trees.

Angel of Independence Monument

9.4/10 (21,049 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Angel of Independence Monument— just one of the monuments in Reforma. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries, museums, and cathedral in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here. Mexico City has many other landmarks you might want to see such as Paseo de la Reforma and Palacio de Bellas Artes.

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A large stadium with a distinctive black sculpture in the foreground.

Estadio Azteca

8.6/10 (4,519 reviews)

Why not catch an event at Estadio Azteca, a major stadium in Coyoacan. Hotels.com travelers also like the art galleries, museums, and cathedral in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think Estadio Azteca is cool, you also might like Estadio Olímpico Universitario and Juan de la Barrera Olympic Gymnasium, both located nearby.

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A large historic building with a golden dome, surrounded by a bustling square with people and greenery.

Palacio de Bellas Artes

9.6/10 (12,697 reviews)

Get your fill of Palacio de Bellas Artes— one of the top attractions in Historic Center and worth a pic or two during your stay in Mexico City. Hotels.com travelers also like the museums, art galleries, and cathedral in the area. If you have fun at Palacio de Bellas Artes, you'll love Citibanamex Palace of Culture and Museo del Pulque y Las Pulquerías (MUPYP), both a short walk away.

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Mexico City and related destinations

Beneath the shadow of ancient volcanoes, a metropolis of contrasts unfolds where Aztec temples neighbor Spanish cathedrals. The massive Zócalo plaza buzzes with activity while nearby, the Palacio de Bellas Artes showcases murals that tell Mexico's complex story. Escape the urban intensity at Chapultepec Park, where a world-class anthropology museum sits near a peaceful zoo. Elegant Paseo de la Reforma leads to neighborhoods where street food vendors serve better meals than many restaurants. The Templo Mayor ruins remind visitors that an empire once stood here, its stones now incorporated into colonial buildings. Don't miss the Frida Kahlo Museum in Coyoacán, where the artist's vibrant spirit lives on in her preserved blue house.

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ULIV Mexico City

10/10 Excellent

"When I’m in Mexico City, this is where I stay! With a nice big balcony, king-size bed nice bathroom kitchenette 24 hour gym laundry services for free and a staff that’s just awesome! Special hello and shout out to Saul!!"

Geneve Ciudad de México

10/10 Excellent

"Loved the hotel and the surrounding area! The location made it easy to explore, with restaurants, shops, El Ángel, and Roma all within walking distance. The neighborhood was lively and upbeat, with plenty to see and do. The drinks at the hotel bar were great, and the friendly, helpful staff made the stay even more enjoyable. A wonderful place to stay and enjoy the city. I would happily return!"

Hotel Embassy

8/10 Good

"Overall, this was a good place to stay in a nice area of CDMX. I was a little worried when I first arrived because I had just assumed the seemingly recently renovated hotel/room would have AC, but it did not, and it was going to be fairly warm while I was there. It turned out not to be an issue, though it was never cold in the room, so if that's something you need to sleep, etc., beware. Apparently there are some rooms with AC, just not all, so you would need to confirm early with the hotel. Besides that, the hotel is in a good/safe area, within walking distance to a lot of restaurants and attractions, and was comfortable. I didn't interact with the staff too much, but when I did, they were kind and helpful. For reference, this wouldn't be a 4 star hotel in the US, but for what it provides in CDMX, that's what I'm giving it."

Frequently asked questions

How much does a hotel room cost in Mexico City?

You can find top hotels in Mexico City from $43 with options to suit your budget and needs. LA SELVA HOSTEL and Hostal La Encantada are a couple of low-cost options that are popular with our travelers. If you're looking for an affordable hotel in Mexico City that meets all of your requirements, just sort hotels by "Price: low to high" after applying your filters when searching on Hotels.com.

How can I find deals and earn rewards at Mexico City hotels?

Discover great deals on Mexico City hotel stays with Hotels.com. It's also a good idea to look at hotel prices mid-week or during the low season as you're likely to find off-peak deals. And make sure to check out our last-minute deals on Mexico City hotels.

Can I book Mexico City hotels with free cancellation?

To book a refundable Mexico City hotel on Hotels.com, just filter hotels by "Property cancellation options" and select "Fully refundable property". The majority of hotels offer free cancellation, so you can receive a refund if you need to cancel. Some hotels do require cancelling more than 24 hours before check-in, so double-check your booking beforehand.

What are the top-rated luxury hotels in Mexico City?

Some of the most popular luxury hotels in Mexico City are Barceló México Reforma, Camino Real Polanco Mexico, and Galeria Plaza Reforma. Barceló México Reforma is a luxury hotel with a high guest rating amongst our travelers, and it offers an indoor pool, a full-service spa and 3 hot tubs. Camino Real Polanco Mexico and Galeria Plaza Reforma are two more favorite luxury stays in great Mexico City locations.

What are some top pet-friendly hotels in Mexico City?

Consider one of our travelers' favorite pet-friendly hotels in Mexico City:

Grand Fiesta Americana Chapultepec: A hotel in Reforma with a guest rating of 9.6 out of 10
Live Aqua Ciudad de México Bosques de las Lomas: A hotel in Santa Fe with a guest rating of 9.6
Sofitel Mexico City Reforma: A hotel in Reforma with a guest rating of 9.6

You can also use the "Amenities" filter in your search on Hotels.com and check "Pet friendly" to discover more pet-friendly hotels in Mexico City.

What are some of the best hotels in Mexico City for couples?

Choose a top-rated Mexico City romantic hotel and enjoy your couple's getaway. Our travelers love Casa Polanco Hotel Boutique, a hotel in Miguel Hidalgo with in-room champagne service and in-room massages. Another romantic hotel with top reviews is Grand Fiesta Americana Chapultepec. This hotel can be found in Anzures with a restaurant as well as in-room champagne service for a perfect stay. Discover more hotels in Mexico City on Hotels.com for couples by using the "Traveler experience" filter in your search and selecting "Adults only" or "Romantic".

What are some of the best kid-friendly hotels in Mexico City?

Some of the most well reviewed Mexico City hotels for kids include Hotel Boutique Casa Alebrije, The Alest Hotel, and Fiesta Americana Viaducto Aeropuerto. Hotel Boutique Casa Alebrije is a kid-friendly hotel in Coyoacan with a guest score of 10 out of 10 plus family-friendly amenities like free cribs, high chairs, and baby baths in guestrooms. Check out The Alest Hotel in Polanco with a guest score of 9.8. This popular hotel has children's meals and free valet parking, as well as free cribs in the guestrooms. Fiesta Americana Viaducto Aeropuerto is another good option in Iztacalco with children's meals, a free roundtrip airport shuttle, and a shopping mall. Find even more kid-friendly hotels in Mexico City by using our "Family friendly" filter on Hotels.com when you search.

What are the top Mexico City hotels with a pool?

For some added luxury, discover the best Mexico City hotels with a pool. Galeria Plaza Reforma is a great hotel in Reforma with an outdoor pool and a guest rating of 9.4 out of 10. Plus, you can make the most of its 2 restaurants and bar/lounge. Hotel Riazor Aeropuerto is a popular hotel in Iztacalco that features an indoor pool along with a restaurant and a bar/lounge. You can select "Pool" in the "Amenities" filter of your search on Hotels.com to find even more places to stay in Mexico City with a pool.

What are some of the best Mexico City hotels with free parking?

If you're exploring by car, finding a great Mexico City hotel with free parking is a win. Our travelers' favorites include:

H21 Hospedaje Boutique: A hotel in Coyoacan with an average guest rating of 10 out of 10
Casa Polanco Hotel Boutique: A hotel in Polanco with an average guest rating of 10
Hotel Zócalo Central: A hotel in Historic Center with an average guest rating of 9.8

What are the top Mexico City boutique hotels?

Treat yourself to a stylish and luxurious boutique hotel in Mexico City. Las Alcobas, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Mexico City is a popular hotel with our travelers, offering guests a full-service spa and a restaurant as well as individually decorated guestrooms with Netflix and espresso makers. You'll find it in Polanco, a great location. Another top-rated boutique property is La Valise Mexico City, Member of Small Luxury Hotels. Located in Roma Norte, this upscale property has a coffee shop/cafe and spa services along with individually decorated guestrooms with champagne service and espresso makers.

What are some popular hotels in central Mexico City?

For hotels in central Mexico City, check out NaNa Vida CDMX and Casa Decu. Travelers love NaNa Vida CDMX for its location, as well as the restaurant, coffee shop/cafe and snack bar/deli this hotel offers. Casa Decu is another popular central hotel with a restaurant, a rooftop terrace and proposal/romance packages. Stay at one of these hotels for easy access to top sights like Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and Paseo de la Reforma. Roma Norte and Polanco are some of the most central neighborhoods for your Mexico City vacation.

What accommodations do travelers like in Mexico City?

Guests like Camino Real Aeropuerto Mexico, Fiesta Americana Reforma and Barceló México Reforma.

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Mexico City: A Tapestry of Time and Culture Awaits

Discover the vibrant heart of Mexico City, a captivating blend of ancient history and modern flair. Wander through the historic downtown, where the majestic Metropolitan Cathedral and the awe-inspiring Palacio de Bellas Artes stand as testaments to its rich architectural heritage. Delve into world-class museums like the Museo Frida Kahlo and the National Museum of Anthropology. Explore eclectic neighborhoods like Roma and Condesa, bursting with trendy cafes and colorful street art. Whether you're indulging in luxury at top hotels or savoring authentic street tacos, Mexico City promises an unforgettable cultural adventure at every turn.

Discover great hotels near Mexico City

Mexico City offers a range of accommodations, from luxurious hotels featuring stunning views and top-notch amenities to charming boutique options showcasing Mexican architecture. Room rates vary widely, and real guest reviews highlight the city's vibrant atmosphere and convenient airport access, making it a perfect base for exploration. These are some of the hotels preferred by our travelers near Mexico City:

Loove Hotel - Adults OnlyOpens in a new window: Loove Hotel - Adults Only is a budget-friendly hotel that offers a comfortable stay with entertainment options such as a Flatscreen TV. This lodging type is perfect for leisure travelers looking to explore the vibrant shopping district nearby. Visitors appreciate the engaging atmosphere and convenient access to local attractions, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a lively experience in Mexico City.
Guest Green - Adults Only - HostelOpens in a new window: Guest Green - Adults Only - Hostel is a budget-friendly hostel and backpacker lodging that caters to adventurous travelers. With amenities like Cable TV, this property provides a relaxed environment for guests seeking to connect with fellow travelers. The vibrant atmosphere encourages social interaction, making it an excellent base for exploring the city’s rich culture and diverse neighborhoods.
Fiesta Americana México ToreoOpens in a new window: Fiesta Americana México Toreo is a distinguished 4.0-star hotel boasting a remarkable guest rating of 9.6 out of 10. This property is a haven for leisure travelers who appreciate LGBTQIA welcoming accommodations. With a focus on high-quality experiences, guests enjoy superb access to nearby restaurants and shopping venues. The inviting ambiance and exceptional service create a seamless journey for those looking to indulge in a luxurious stay in Mexico City.

Where to stay in Mexico City

When visiting Mexico City, great areas to stay in include El Guarda, Roma Norte, and Polanco. El Guarda offers a unique local vibe, while Roma Norte is known for its vibrant arts scene and museums. Polanco boasts luxury dining and shopping experiences. For first-time visitors, Roma Norte is the best choice due to its cultural attractions and lively atmosphere.

Roma NorteOpens in a new window: Roma Norte is a vibrant neighborhood bursting with cultural charm. Known for its eclectic mix of art galleries and museums, this area is perfect for those who appreciate creativity and history. With tree-lined streets and stunning architecture, you can explore local boutiques and enjoy the lively café culture. Don’t miss the chance to visit the nearby Plaza Río de Janeiro and check out the unique street art that adds to the area’s character. Roma Norte is also a hub for cultural events, making it an exciting place to stay for anyone looking to immerse themselves in Mexico City's artistic vibe.
PolancoOpens in a new window: If you’re looking for a touch of luxury during your stay, Polanco is the place to be. This upscale neighborhood is renowned for its high-end shopping, featuring both international brands and local designers. You’ll also find some of the best dining options in the city, offering everything from traditional Mexican cuisine to modern gastronomy. Polanco is close to several museums, including the Museo Soumaya and the Museo Jumex, making it an ideal base for art lovers. The area is well-connected, making it easy to explore other attractions throughout Mexico City.
El GuardaOpens in a new window: El Guarda is a charming and lesser-known area that offers a unique glimpse into local life. With its picturesque streets and friendly atmosphere, it’s a great choice for travelers seeking a more authentic experience. While it may not have the bustling nightlife of other neighborhoods, it boasts a cozy café scene and boutique shops that make wandering around enjoyable. The local parks provide a serene space to relax and connect with the community, making El Guarda a delightful option for those who appreciate a quieter stay in Mexico City.

Things to do in Mexico City

Mexico City offers a vibrant blend of urban energy and natural beauty, surrounded by mountains and lush parks. Explore its rich tapestry of museums and art galleries, enjoy leisurely boating on serene lakes, or hike scenic trails that promise stunning views. With diverse neighborhoods and a range of accommodations, it’s a must-visit for any traveler.

Paseo de la ReformaOpens in a new window – Stroll down this iconic avenue that stretches through the heart of Mexico City. Lined with impressive monuments and lush greenery, it’s a great place to soak in the vibrant atmosphere while discovering local culture and history.
Basilica of Our Lady of GuadalupeOpens in a new window – Visit one of the most important religious sites in Mexico. This stunning church is not only a place of worship but also an architectural marvel, showcasing beautiful designs and intricate details that reflect the country’s rich heritage.
World Trade Center Mexico CityOpens in a new window – Head up to the observation deck of this towering skyscraper for breathtaking views of the city skyline. It’s a fantastic spot to appreciate the sprawling urban landscape and take memorable photos.
ZócaloOpens in a new window – Explore the main square of Mexico City, surrounded by historic buildings and vibrant street life. Whether you’re people-watching or enjoying a local snack, the Zócalo is a lively hub that captures the essence of the city.
Angel of Independence MonumentOpens in a new window – Don’t miss this iconic monument, which stands as a symbol of Mexico’s independence. Climb up to the base for a closer look, and marvel at its grandeur while appreciating the surrounding park, perfect for a leisurely walk.

5 tips for savvy savings when booking a hotel in Mexico City

Book for the cheapest times: The most budget-friendly time to visit Mexico City is between July and September, when hotel prices are typically lower. For those looking to delve into the city's rich history and culture, staying for at least 2 to 3 days is recommended. This duration allows visitors to explore key landmarks, including museums, cathedrals, historical sites, and cultural institutions, all of which offer great value for money. From stunning architecture to charming cafes and impressive monuments, there’s plenty to discover without breaking the bank.
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Book with confidence, not guesswork: Prices in Mexico City shift with the season, local events, and how far out you book — but you don't have to guess. Hotels.com shows you the full price upfront with no surprises at checkout, and our price tracker tells you whether your dates are above or below average. So if you're flexible, you can shift your trip by a day or two to avoid peak season prices, compare pricesOpens in a new window and know you're getting a good deal before you commit.
Think beyond the city center: Central hotels may come with a central price tag. A well-connected neighborhood a little further out may cut your hotel bill and can often give you a more local experience. Use Hotels.com's map view to find the sweet spot between location and value, and filter by price to see what's available across Mexico City.

Best time to go to Mexico City

Mexico City experiences its lowest average temperature in January, at 57.7°F (14.3°C), while May is the hottest month, with an average temperature of 68.4°F (20.2°C). August is typically the wettest month. If you’re looking to soak up the lively atmosphere in Mexico City, April, July, and September are the peak months to visit, bustling with fellow travelers. During this peak period, the weather is sunny to mostly sunny, with no to moderate rainfall. However, if you prefer a more relaxed experience, May, August, and December are perfect for a quieter getaway, marked by no to moderate rainfall and sunny to mostly sunny conditions.

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Where to stay in Mexico City?

1. Hotel Zócalo Central

2. Camino Real Aeropuerto Mexico

3. Histórico Central Hotel

4. ULIV Mexico City

5. Barceló México Reforma

6. Hotel Catedral

7. Fiesta Americana Reforma

8. Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico Zocalo View

9. ULIV Cibeles

10. Hotel Canada Central

11. Capitalia Juarez

12. Downtown Treasure Place

13. Hotel Bellas Artes

14. Hotel Escala Centro Histórico

15. Galeria Plaza Reforma

16. Hotel Principal

17. WeEnjoy Hotels Aeropuerto CDMX

18. Hotel PF

19. Sevilla Palace Hotel

20. Emporio Reforma

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Hotel Punto MX

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Polanco

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Historic Center

Juárez

Interlomas

Top landmarks in Mexico City

Zócalo

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