Mexico City was founded on top of the ancient Aztec capital of Tenochitlán, which existed from 1325 to 1521. Nowadays, the city is so large that it extends way beyond Centro Histórico, with many neighborhoods with totally different vibe. To help you choose an area, we’ve picked the best Mexico City Airbnbs in the most central areas of the city, and curated a list of interesting places to visit nearby.
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Cute apartment Airbnb in Roma Norte
This bright and well-trimmed space has four very comfortable rooms that can receive up to 10 people. Casa Tierra is full of Mexican contemporary design pieces by M.A. and Cacao and is located on the busy Av. Álvaro Obregón, two blocks from Calle Colima. Here you will find several of the most interesting design stores in the city (look for your gifts inside the aptly named Happening Store). You’ll also find popular restaurants such as the classic MOG, Belmondo, the delicious tacos at Taquería Orinoco and the drinks of Páramo and El Parnita. If you are a vinyl lover, Revancha and La Roma Records are nearby.
Ten guests, four bedrooms
Price: $326 per night
Condesa Airbnb with a private terrace
This small but perfect loft, surrounded by greenery and opening onto the whole of Condesa from its living room, is ideal for one or two people. You can even open its windows to enjoy the sunrise and sunset from bed. With a spacious bathroom that includes a washing machine,it’s the ideal place for a long stay. It is very close to Avenida Alfonso Reyes and its delicious breakfast options, including Casa Bruna, Quesería de mí, and Peltre. You’ll have one of the best cafes in the neighborhood in Chiquitito and some good literature at El Péndulo Bookstore or the Fondo de Cultura Económica. You can get to Parque México easily and get to know the newest tortillería from the Mexican chef Enrique Olvera, Molino “El Pujol.”
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $149 per night
Chic and spacious Airbnb in Condesa
This fully equipped apartment is ideal for those traveling with children, with high-speed internet and a supermarket next door. The well-known Don Juan Tacos is two doors away, famous for having appeared in the movie Amores Perros but around here, their notoriety is only tacos-related. Nearby you have the Parque España and there are a ton of gastronomic and shopping options.
Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $191 per night
Art-filled Airbnb near Chapultepec Park
With a private terrace and enough space to feel at home, this loft with eclectic decoration can accommodate up to four people with all the comforts. Very close to a metro station and a few minutes’ walk from the Museo de Antropología and important galleries such as Kurimanzutto, you will be on the border of Condesa and the San Miguel Chapultepec neighborhood. This residential area is home to the best baguettes this side of the city at Deli Lou. It is also a good base camp to move within the city, or to get away from it all and stay at home working or resting.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $238 per night
Stylish apartment Airbnb in Cuauhtemóc
This beautiful space on Col. Cuauhtémoc is near Rokai, one of the best ramen spots in town. An impeccable place, this unit is fully equipped and comfortably fits four people. There is also an outdoor terrace (hammock included) perfect for yoga, training, or relaxing. You’ll be five blocks from the main avenue, Paseo de la Reforma, from which you can easily reach the Bosque de Chapultepec or any point in downtown CDMX. For a great breakfast, visit Niddo and in the afternoon, Salón Ríos is a classic cantina that serves Mexican antojitos followed by mezcal or tequila. If you feel like taking a walk within a 20-minute range you can visit the Museo e Antropología, the Museo de Arte Moderno, and the Tamayo Museum.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $135 per night
Minimalist loft Airbnb in Juarez, Mexico City
Close to the popular Blom Café is this minimalist and well-lit studio apartment. A good example of the minimalist style common with Mexico City Airbnbs, this spot is perfect for those who travel alone or as a couple and who need a space to rest or a place from which to work, with the independence of having a kitchen and washing machine. In front of Roma Norte, this chic apartment is close to the historic center of Mexico City. You can have breakfast at Havre 77 or Café Nin, eat at Loose Blues or Masala & Maíz, indulge in a dessert at Joe Gelato, or enjoy a coffee or a cold beer at Cicatriz.
Three guests, studio
Price: $60 per night
Six-bedroom Airbnb in Hipodromo
On the border with Roma Norte, this luxurious house is near what’s known as the Wanderlust District. With easy downtown access, there are many rooms for different capacities, perfect for groups of travelers seeking to maximize their budget. This house for sixteen people has three double bunk beds, includes breakfast, and has a shared roof garden where you can hang out or work. Next to it, you have metro and metro bus stations. The spot is within walking distance from Mercado Juárez, a true neighborhood market with its options of traditional food and local fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and meats. You can also walk to the Jardín Juárez to have a beer in the open air, go for a pizza at Dr. Pizza, and listen to live music at Parker & Lennox.
Sixteen guests, six bedroom
Price: $562 per night
Stunning Coyoacan Airbnb for large groups
This house with a private terrace and a shared garden was the first study of the famous muralist José Clemente Orozco. It is now managed by his granddaughters. He designed and built it between 1921 and 1923 with three bedrooms with private bathrooms. The house can comfortably welcome up to eight people. It is located in Coyoacán, one of the best neighborhoods to experience Mexico City beyond its central, tourist-heavy areas. If you choose it and you like art, don’t miss the Dolores Olmedo Museum, the Anahuacalli Museum, and the Diego and Frida House Studio Museum.
Eight guests, three bedrooms
Price: $165 per night
Luxurious Polanco Airbnb with terrace
The upscale, business-centric area of Polanco is home to the Jumex and Soumaya Museum, the Inbursa Aquarium, many design shops, and the famous Pujol restaurant (book in advance). This apartment puts you close to it all, with a luxurious green terraced area out back. With 24-hour security and on a very quiet street, you’re in a safe quarter in this apartment. You will be well connected to the rest of the city if you use private transport. Though, it’s just a few blocks to the famous Presidente Masaryk street with some of the city’s luxury boutiques, a few blocks from the Parque Lincoln, and a 25-minute walk from the Museo de Antropología.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $153 per night
Posh Centro Historico Airbnb with private rooftop
Experience the luxury and comfort of this unique three-level penthouse. With 24/7 security, a private rooftop terrace for relaxing and more, this is the perfect spot for your next getaway. The bedroom features a private bathroom, while the family room contains a large queen size sofa bed. The fully equipped kitchen opens onto the living room and dining area, making it easy to gather with friends and family or throw dinner parties.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $126 per night
Airbnb near Mexico City Airport
Enjoy the convenience of this central apartment near the Mexico City airport is that it is connected by major transportation routes. Minutes away from Paseo de la Reforma, Plaza de la Ciudadela, Centro Cultural Teatros 1 & 2, and Colonia Roma Norte – home to some of the finest restaurants, bars, museums, galleries, and nightlife spots. Plus, with included parking you can rest assured knowing that your stay will be comfortable and stress-free when it’s time to go to the airport in the morning.
Six guests, two bedrooms
Price: $55 per night
Airbnb near Mexico City’s Zocalo and historic museums
Experience the history of Mexico City from one of the five lavish suites in Casa Sauto. This building, built in 1598, has been lovingly restored and offers a modern-classic style decoration designed to showcase original features such as furniture and walls. It is located in the heart of the Historic Center, where over 400 years ago the Declaration of Independence was printed. Staying here gives you easy access to some of Mexico City’s most iconic sites – Cathedral, Zócalo, Templo Mayor, Bellas Artes, museums, restaurants, and more – all within walking distance! Plus enjoy 24/7 staff on site for any help you may need during your stay.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $145 per night
Zona Rosa Airbnb with balcony and gym
Enjoy a stay in one of the most prestigious areas of Mexico City. This Airbnb is located in Zona Rosa and features a spacious balcony with stunning views, and a modern gym for your convenience. Make the most out of all that this vibrant area has to offer – from its renowned restaurants and bars to its exciting nightlife. With so much to explore, you’ll always have something new and interesting to experience here! Set yourself up for success with a stay at this luxury Airbnb featuring both modern amenities and beautiful surroundings.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $131 per night
Stylish Reforma Airbnb with lux amenities
Enjoy this amazing and luxurious apartment on Paseo de la Reforma Avenue, in one of Mexico City’s iconic buildings designed by architect Alberto Kalach. With three bedrooms and three bathrooms, the space offers stunning views of the Monumento a la Revolución and three balconies. The apartment is clean, sanitized and peaceful with a warm atmosphere. You’ll also be able to take advantage of great amenities on the top floor of the building.
Eight guests, three bedrooms
Price: $136 per night
Rooftop dome and hot tub in Roma
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $172 per night
La Condesa Airbnb near nightlife and parks
Twelve guests, three bedrooms
Price: $439 per night
Plush vintage suite in CDMX Centro Histórico
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $87 per night
Private casa and garden in Coyoacán
Twelve guests, six bedrooms
Price: $400 per night
Colorful two-bed apartment in Roma Norte
Five guests, two bedrooms
Price: $220 per night
Exclusive penthouse and shared rooftop pool
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $168 per night
Boho-Mexican Condesa Airbnb with a roof jungle
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $133 per night
La Roma condo close to culture and food
Fling open the balcony doors to this cozy sanctuary in La Roma and you’ll be able to hear the Río de Janeiro Plaza fountains. This leafy square is lined with cute cafes where you can pick up breakfast pastries or sit down for a bite at night. The apartment contains one bedroom, a dedicated office, and a lounge decorated with global trinkets. It’s one of the most comfortable and well-equipped Airbnbs for a remote work stay in Mexico City.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $147 per night
What neighborhood in Mexico City has the best Airbnb?
Mexico City is home to a great variety of vibrant neighborhoods, each offering its own unique experience. If you’re looking for the best Airbnb in the city, then Condesa and Roma are excellent options. These hip and lively areas feature stunning parks, lively nightlife, cultural events and must-visit restaurants. With art galleries, cafes and boutiques around every corner, you’ll find plenty of activities to keep you busy. Whether you’re looking for luxury or something more simple, Condesa and Roma are sure to have something that will meet your needs.
Is it better to stay in a hotel or Airbnb in Mexico City?
The decision between staying in a hotel or Airbnb in Mexico City really depends on what you’re looking for out of your stay. Hotels offer a luxury experience with services like room service and cleaning, but can be more expensive than an Airbnb. Airbnbs offer a unique experience with the opportunity to stay in someone’s home, often giving you access to areas hotels don’t, such as local neighborhoods. Airbbs also tend to be more walkable in the city’s neighborhoods. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages, so it’s important to consider your needs before making a decision. 