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Independent apartment on 3 levels and 2 bathrooms.
New apartment on three levels with splendid views of a beautiful Mexican-Andalusian garden. Two large beds, two full bathrooms, equipped kitchen, dining room and a comfortable living room. Very quiet, with four leafy trees in the garden muting sounds from the outside world. The Santa María caters to young people's tastes, has a big range of cuisines and features 'colonial style' architecture given that it is in the town's Historic Center; it is just a 10 minute walk to the San Cosme Metro, with Zócalo just four stops down the line.

A Place Yours in Historical Center of Mexico City
Since 2018, Un Lugar Tuyo en Cdmx means Total Trust and Exclusivity with your family or friends; comfort, cleanliness, zero urban noise, independence, tranquility, security and rest. It consists of a small dining room and kitchen, bathroom and bedroom with 2 beds + 1 single, in a condominium property. Located on the first floor. With access to Metrobus, Metro Bellas Artes, 12 minutes from the Zócalo. Your long stay will be more comfortable with weekly and monthly discounts. Welcome the world!

Sunny loft with a big terrace in a historic area
New and spacious two stories loft on an award winning renovated building from the 1940´s. Security 24/7 , personal digital code to access the apartment, wifi, fully equipped kitchen, Smart TV with Netflix/Mubi, and a shared laundry room in the building. The loft has one patio in the first floor and a huge terrace full of plants on the second floor next to the bedroom. It is usually very quite but there could be a little noise during the day if another apartment is doing renovations.

S9 Door to the Past, Modernity and Tradition @Centro
A large, newly renovated 17th century house with vintage touches and all the modern amenities for you to enjoy a pleasant stay. We are located in the heart of Mexico City's Historic Center, just 2 blocks from the Cathedral and the Zócalo. Each room has a kitchenette, induction grill, mini fridge, oven, coffee maker, blender and basic utensils to cook whatever you like, as well as towels and a dryer. If an iron and ironing board are required, please request them.

Casa Mavi's loft in Coyoacán
Welcome to Coyoacán! Great loft of 120 m2 located just 5 minutes walk from the center of Coyoacán. Live the experience of this quiet and bright open space, ideal for rest or work and decorated with objects full of stories. The loft is located on the third floor of Casa Mavi, a former factory that was remodeled to create a charming place that makes it unique. It has terraces for common use. With option for a third guest. Wifi 200 megabytes.

RADIANT LOFT W/BIG PRIVATE ROOFTOP TERRACE IN ROMA
Our apartment is located at the heart of the famous “Roma Norte” area. It’s just one block from the Cibeles. The area is full of hip bars and restaurants. Its location is ideal, being at the center of La Condesa, the Historic Center, Polanco, La Zona Rosa and Chapultepec Park. We equipped the apartment very comfortably for your stay. It has Scandinavian style furniture and ornaments with the Mexican touch, and our amazing and private terrace.

Plush vintage suite in Centro Histórico home
You will enjoy the entire upper floor of this 1910's home, built in the Porfiriato style. High ceilings, crown molding, wood floors, brass fixtures and sun-lit inner balcony. You'll be conveniently situated at the juncture of the Juarez, Centro and Roma neighborhoods— with so much to see, do and to eat and drink nearby! It was designed to recreate classical comfort, yet contains all modern work and life practicalities (incl. strong Wi-Fi!).

PH in Condesa_unique, unbeatable_in front of Lardo
This one of a kind and cozy pent-house is located inside one of the most emblematic developments built in La Condesa neighborhood. Its architecture is a contemporary version of Art Deco. A style that defines La Condesa. It is located in a beautiful, tree-lined area. The atmosphere is very family-oriented, with young and vibrant people. The surroundings invite us to step out, walk, relax and discover new experiences.

EXCLUSIVE SUITE IN CASA DE 1905. GREAT LOCATION
cozy suite of 60 m2 located in a unique set of houses built in 1905 in havre, one of the most exclusive streets and with the best gastronomic offer of the Juarez colony. the house was completely restored adding contemporary elements to its typically Porfirian architecture. the space has been furnished with original pieces in the modern mid-century style and other finds of our searches by the antique dealers of the city.

Peaceful studio apartment in Juárez Neighborhood
Cozy and fully equipped, this peaceful studio is located in the historic Juárez neighborhood on a quiet, tree-lined street. Surrounded by cafés, bookstores, museums, vintage shops, and a luxury mall, it’s perfectly situated near La Condesa, La Roma, and the Centro Histórico. Ideal for relaxing or working remotely, this stylish loft offers comfort and convenience in one of Mexico City’s most vibrant areas.

Apartment in Historic Center CDMX
Enjoy a stay in this beautiful loft, characterized by tranquility and an excellent location in the heart of Mexico City, in a historic 18th century building. A few steps from the famous Calle de Madero, the main walkway to get to places like Bellas Artes, the Latin American Tower and the capital's Zócalo. You can find a variety of places to visit: shops, museums, Mexican food, etc.

Apartment Downtown 1106
If you enjoy privacy and a good read, or if you are lookinf for a quite place to be inspired, this is the apartment for you. With an equipped kitchen (cookware, pans, dishes), free Wi-Fi and TV, this place is perfect to enjoy Mexico City with all luxury and comfort. Besides the amenities of the city, such as museums, cultural centers, restaurants, and many comercial places.
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Suite la casita | WiFi, bathroom, kitchen | in Coyoacán

Beautiful and cozy mini apartment/near Reforma

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Luxury loft with spectacular amenities

Beautiful vintage loft Condesa!

Contemporary space in “La Roma”

1 BR penthouse w A/C, huge private rooftop&balcony

King Loft with Balcony & Parque Mexico Views
When is the best time to visit Mexico City?
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| Avg. temp | 14 °C | 16 °C | 18 °C | 20 °C | 20 °C | 19 °C | 18 °C | 19 °C | 18 °C | 17 °C | 16 °C | 15 °C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Mexico City?
Many travelers choose neighborhoods like Roma, Condesa, Polanco, and Coyoacán for their mix of restaurants, art, and walkable streets. Centro Histórico attracts guests interested in heritage sites and plazas. These areas often have a variety of locally hosted accommodations.
What are the best things to do in Mexico City with kids?
Families often explore Chapultepec Park, which has museums and a zoo, and attend hands-on experiences at interactive science centers. Colorful boat rides in Xochimilco are frequently suggested for a playful outing.
What are some of the best things to do in Mexico City?
You can explore the historic Zócalo, marvel at murals in the National Palace, and stroll through the art-filled neighborhoods of Roma and Condesa. Chapultepec Castle and Frida Kahlo Museum showcase local culture and history.
How is the weather in Mexico City?
Mexico City has mild temperatures year-round, with cooler mornings around 47°F (8°C) in winter and warm afternoons reaching 80°F (27°C) in late spring. Summer afternoons bring frequent showers, so a light rain jacket is helpful.
When is the best time to visit Mexico City?
Late winter through early spring is often recommended for milder temperatures and lower rainfall. If you enjoy lively celebrations, late October and early November draw visitors for widely celebrated traditions.
What are the best places to visit in Mexico City?
Frequently suggested sites include the ancient ruins of Templo Mayor, sprawling Chapultepec Park, and the acclaimed National Museum of Anthropology. Art lovers enjoy Museo Frida Kahlo in Coyoacán.
What are some hiking trails in Mexico City?
Mexico City has green spaces like Chapultepec Park for leisurely strolls and Desierto de los Leones National Park for woodland hikes. Ajusco National Park draws outdoor enthusiasts to forested paths and higher elevations.
What are some family activities we can do in Mexico City?
Families frequently explore interactive museums, boat rides in Xochimilco, or stroll in urban parks. Many also visit the Chapultepec Zoo and the expansive National Museum of Anthropology for hands-on exhibits.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Mexico City?
Consider exploring the archaeological zone of Teotihuacan with its ancient pyramids, or visiting the traditional town of Tepoztlán, known for market culture and mountain views. Some travelers head to nearby pueblos mágicos for art and local cuisine.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Mexico City?
Many accommodations in neighborhoods such as Condesa, Roma, and Polanco welcome pets. These areas have abundant parks and pet-friendly cafes, making outings with animals more convenient.
What are some local tips for visiting Mexico City?
Trying local street food is frequently suggested, but look for stalls with high turnover for freshness. Consider carrying small bills for markets, and be prepared for changes in elevation since the city sits about 7,350 ft (2,240 m) above sea level.
What is Mexico City known for?
Mexico City is known for its layered history, vibrant arts scene, and flavorful cuisine. Landmarks like the Zócalo and Palacio de Bellas Artes, as well as sprawling markets, reflect the city’s blend of tradition and creativity.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Mexico City?
Travelers frequently explore the canals of Xochimilco beyond the main docks, stop by the colorful La Ciudadela market for handcrafted goods, or visit the secret gardens of Casa Luis Barragán. Lesser-known museums and small galleries in San Rafael also receive attention.
What are the best foods to try in Mexico City?
Tacos al pastor, tamales, and churros are street food staples often recommended by locals. Dishes like mole, quesadillas with local fillings, and regional pastries highlight Mexico City's diverse food culture.
What should I bring for a trip to Mexico City?
A light jacket is useful for cool mornings and evenings, along with comfortable walking shoes for exploring museums and markets. Sunscreen and a reusable water bottle are practical, especially at higher elevations.
What is the nightlife in Mexico City like?
Neighborhoods such as Roma, Condesa, and Zona Rosa have a lively mix of cocktail lounges, mezcalerías, and live music venues. Many areas feature rooftop bars with urban views and late-night taco spots for a laid-back atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Mexico City?
Mexico City has vibrant celebrations for Day of the Dead in late October and early November, featuring altars, parades, and cultural performances. The city also hosts international film festivals, book fairs, and large national holiday events throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Mexico City?
Many family-friendly vacation rentals are available in neighborhoods like Coyoacán, Condesa, and Polanco. These areas feature access to parks, museums, and kid-focused attractions, helping families enjoy a comfortable stay.
All about Mexico City
Steeped in history, art, and culture, Mexico City is a fascinating destination to explore, offering something to entice every kind of traveller. What attracts many people here is the culinary traditions, and there’s no shortage of gastronomic options from fine dining to street food. When it comes to cultural history, CDMX (Mexico City) has a lot to offer with Aztec ruins set against ornate cathedrals and modern architecture. The city is so vast that you may want to start with the iconic sights in the centre. Start in Zócalo plaza and work your way outwards to visit the city’s historic sites and buildings nearby. There are also great day trips to the surrounding areas for nature buffs looking to hike and explore the breathtaking scenery. Whether you’re interested in the main sights or only the hidden corners, there is so much to see that the only thing you’ll be missing is more time.
What are the top things to do in Mexico City?
Palacio de Bellas Artes (Palace of Fine Arts)
This UNESCO designated monument is an essential stop on any trip to Mexico City. Try to get tickets to a performance and see its stage. Head in a little bit early to take in all the finer details of its Art Deco and Art Nouveau details and artwork throughout. If you’re unable to see a show, the palace is also an art museum housing exhibitions and pieces.
Chapultepec Forest
You could spend all day just visiting the park, and you should, but dedicate some time to the Museum of Anthropology, too. Here you’ll learn about the cultural history of Mexico from ancient times. Across the park, Chapultepec Castle is a stunning architectural marvel whose hilltop vistas provide a unique view across the city.
Coyoacan
Grab the metro or a cab and head down into the suburban borough of Coyoacan. You can walk around the streets in search of churros and a coffee in the morning before spending the afternoon in the iconic Frida Kahlo Museum. You’ll learn all about the renowned artist, her life, and because the museum is located in her old house, you will get a sense for how she lived.
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29,920 of Mexico City vacation rentals include wifi access

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4.7 Average rating
Mexico City stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

Nearby attractions
Mexico City’s top spots, include Palacio de Bellas Artes, The Angel of Independence, and Alameda Central
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- The Angel of Independence
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- Foro Sol
- Palacio de Bellas Artes
- Alameda Central
- Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe
- Frida Kahlo Museum
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