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22,110 properties have a dedicated workspace

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34,210 of Mexico City vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Mexico City rentals

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
Top-rated vacation rentals in Mexico City
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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.

Great loft in La Condesa. The best location
Incredible Loft in the best area of La Condesa. Opposite Parque España and steps away from Parque México. A strategic location in Mexico City for walking and eating delicious food. The apartment is bright and very cozy. It has two balconies, a comfortable living room and a dining room for 4, a bar with an open kitchen, a bedroom with a king-size bed and a large TV to watch your series and movies. The kitchen is complete and has everything you need. The sunset is beautiful. You'll love this place!

Kaya Kalpa-Organic Designer Apartment in Condesa
After a year-long remodeling project, I’m thrilled to present this personal residence Kaya Kalpa. Every inch of the property has been thoughtfully remodeled. Ideal place for artists, wanderers, all walks of life practitioners to come reset, reflect, and create. The space is located on Amsterdam street in Condesa, one block from Parque Mexico. You’ll find all nice restaurants, cafes, and stores downstairs. Big supermarket, local Mercado, metro station…all within 5 minutes walking distance.

Pianist 1900s house exquisitely decorated.
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. This house was built in 1909 by Arq Gustavo Peñasco who developed Roma Norte. It was refurbished by renown architects and interior designers @Tana_Karei. You can relax in the most private and beautiful rooftop terrace, read or work in the library, enjoy a film in the movie room with hometheatre and yes there is even a Grand Piano! Fully equipped kitchen with a lovely indoor dining room terrace. Published as best Airbnb homes in Vogue 2025

Beautiful garden house in the best part of Condesa
Beautiful and secure new garden apartment in the best part of Condesa. Enjoy the highlights of the leafy and bustling neighborhood with wonderful restaurants, bakeries and coffee shops just around the corner. Please see more of the neighborhood highlights @casitasaltillocdmx. The property is newly renovated, updated with modern amenities while employing traditional Mexican artisanship and materials throughout. If you love architecture and design, you will delight in this property!

Oasis 2 BR condo w/ rooftop at Roma Norte.
The first bedroom has a double bed, a desk and a wardrobe; the second bedroom has air conditioning, a king-size bed and a wardrobe. The kitchen and living room, with Asian design and equipped with grill, refrigerator and microwave, are surrounded by the large terrace. Located on the third floor of an elegantly renovated Porfirian building in Roma Norte. Accessed by a hidden staircase that leads to an oasis of tranquility. Inside there are two bedrooms and a fully equipped bathroom.

Stunning PentHouse w/Terrace by Renowned Architect
Enjoy a luxury experience in this exclusive and spacious 110 m² (1184 sq ft) penthouse located in the heart of La Condesa, steps from Ámsterdam Avenue and the emblematic Mexico Park. ✔ King Size Bed ✔ 1 private terrace of 13 m² (140 sq ft) ✔ 1 Balcony ✔ 24 hour surveillance ✔ Art Deco building from 1946 renovated in 2024 You will find yourself in the favorite neighborhood of locals and travelers, recognized for its tree-lined views and its vibrant cultural and gastronomic offer.

Casa México B
Casa México is located in a strategic and wonderful area as it is in the heart of the Condesa neighborhood opposite Parque México. This area is known for its beautiful tree-lined streets, great restaurants, cafes, shops of all kinds and galleries. The neighborhood is central because it is easy to get to several interesting areas such as La Roma, Polanco and Escandón. This area is also known for its family and bohemian atmosphere experienced every day on the streets.

Blue Rock Condesa
Blue Rock Condesa is a beautiful two-bedroom apartment in a housing complex built by a renowned Mexican architect, in the heart of Condesa. Its wide space with beautiful windows to the trees gives a feeling of volatility to the space. Fully equipped to generate a most welcoming stay. The apartment is located in the most beautiful area of the Condesa neighborhood. Staying at Blue Rock Condesa will make your experience in Mexico unique

Unbeatable and Unique PH _ Condesa
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.

Pretty Pretty Pretty Apt Indoor-Outdoor Space Roma
The apartment is at the central Roma Norte neighborhood. Grab a public bike for a ride or just enjoy a nice walk among trees, parks, and squares. Restaurants, bars, bookshops, coffee shops, theaters, galleries, restaurants, museums all over the place. Also, please, check this new one in la Roma: https://www.airbnb.mx/rooms/1604605046335668118?guests=1&adults=1&s=67&unique_share_id=4dd1b1c9-fc93-4c94-9ca1-c91cd0256dae

OASIS Central Condesa 1 Bdr Apt
Newly remodeled beautiful apartment in a charming vintage house at an exceptional location in a quiet street, centrally located in the heart of Condesa. Near restaurants, bars, stores, galleries and many other areas of interest. The apartment has an amazing patio, a work place, fully equipped kitchen, living room and a spacious bedroom, Netflix and fast and reliable wifi.
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The Angel of Independence
Iconic monument symbolizing freedom, serving as a cultural and historical landmark in Mexico City
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At the Angel of Independence, you’ll see Mexico City’s most emblematic monument up close—a towering victory column crowned by the golden Greek goddess Nike, symbolizing freedom and Mexico’s separation from Spain. Built in 1910 for the centennial of the War of Independence, it honors heroes like Hidalgo, Morelos, and Guerrero and serves as a focal point for major city celebrations and protests. After visiting the monument itself, walk Paseo de la Reforma to enjoy its sculptures, parks, restaurants, bars, and lively street atmosphere.






Bosque de Chapultepec
Expansive urban park featuring museums, artificial lakes, and historical landmarks
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In Bosque de Chapultepec you can wander a huge forested park, row a boat on its lakes, picnic in quiet groves, or run on dedicated paths like El Sope. Visit Castillo de Chapultepec on the hill for city views and the National History Museum, then explore major museums such as the Museo Nacional de Antropología, Museo de Arte Moderno, Tamayo Museum, and Museo del Niño. Check out the Chapultepec Zoo, botanical gardens, fountains like Fuente de Tlaloc, statues with poetry, and even a designated quiet section with no talking allowed.






Monument To the Revolution
Architectural landmark and mausoleum honoring the heroes of the Mexican Revolution
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Explore one of Mexico City’s key landmarks, a massive Art Deco dome that serves as both monument and mausoleum to heroes like Madero, Villa, Carranza, Calles, and Cárdenas. Start underground at the Museum of the Revolution, then ride the glass elevator to the observation deck to see the interior structure and 360° city views, especially striking at sunset. Stroll the plaza with its fountains, then wrap up at the cafés, restaurants, and bars that surround the square.






Constitution Square
Historic plaza surrounded by iconic landmarks, cultural sites, and vibrant local life
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At Constitution Square (the Zócalo), stand beneath the enormous Mexican flag, watch the daily flag-raising or lowering ceremony, and experience concerts, book fairs, food shows, and other cultural events that often fill the plaza. Walk the open square to take in its role as Mexico City’s historic heart and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Then tour the Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Palace with Diego Rivera’s murals, and the Templo Mayor ruins and museum, or enjoy views from nearby rooftop terraces.






Alameda Central
Historic public park with fountains, sculptures, and nearby cultural landmarks
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At Alameda Central you can stroll shaded, tree-lined paths, sit by decorative fountains, and people‑watch in one of Mexico City’s liveliest plazas. Explore its statues and monuments, including tributes to key moments in Mexico’s history, and look out for cultural events, music, and street performances in the park. Grab an ice cream or snack from nearby vendors and relax in the gardens. Right next door, you can easily pair your visit with the Palacio de Bellas Artes and its exhibitions.






Museo Soumaya
Cultural institution showcasing Mexican art, European old masters, and modern Western art
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At Museo Soumaya you can explore Carlos Slim’s vast private collection of over 66,000 works, from pre-Hispanic Mesoamerican pieces and colonial coins to Renaissance, 19th- and 20th-century Mexican art, and major European masters. See standout works by Rodin (including “The Thinker” on the lobby level), Dalí, Van Gogh, Monet, Degas, Diego Rivera, and Rufino Tamayo under a sunlit top floor filled with sculpture. The free-entry museum sits inside a striking, hexagon-clad building by architect Fernando Romero, with minimalist interiors and a spiral-like circulation that’s meant to be visited from top to bottom.






Private Mexico City vacation rentals

Apartment in the heart of Roma and Condesa

Your oasis in the heart of Coyoacan

Casa Chaya | Green Oasis in Roma Norte

ECO-ROOF with terrace in the heart of Coyoacán

The orchid terrace

Plush vintage suite in Centro Histórico home

★SPLENDID ROOFTOP PATIO IN MEXICAN HISTORIC HOME

The Jewel in the Crown
Mexico City apartment rentals

Skyline View Penthouse Near Chapultepec | Condesa

Art Deco / Hipódromo Condesa Suite

Freshly Renovated Classical Roma Townhouse

Incredible duplex | Roma Norte

Beautiful vintage loft Condesa!

Condesa Suite • Entire APT w/ Balcony A/C

PH w/private terrace@ Roma Norte

In the heart of Roma norte
Mexico City house rentals

Casa de Barro. Beautiful Old Mexican House

GREAT HOUSE IN S MIGUEL CHAPULTEPEC

Modern Mexican House POLANCO, LARGE GROUPS

Beautiful Coyoacán Casita

Fantastic library house Octavio Paz @Coyoacan

Entire Home in Roma Sur Great Location - private

Roma Sur • Bohemian House

Colonial house with garden in the center of Coyoacán
When is the best time to visit Mexico City?
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| Avg. price | $62 | $67 | $63 | $54 | $53 | $53 | $54 | $54 | $56 | $62 | $63 | $64 |
| Avg. temp | 58°F | 62°F | 65°F | 68°F | 68°F | 67°F | 65°F | 65°F | 65°F | 63°F | 61°F | 59°F |
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
The vibrancy of Mexico City can be found everywhere you look — from the neighborhood food markets, to the candy-hued haciendas of Coyoacán, to the sugar skulls that decorate church altars alongside figures of Catholic saints. During its peak festival season in autumn, the whole country comes together in celebration of Day of the Dead and Mexico’s Independence Day. Boiling over with a youthful, creative spirit, Mexico City boasts a thriving contemporary art scene that rivals that of any other major capital, while simultaneously paying homage to its rich Mayan roots. But one of the best things to do here? Eat. Follow the wafting smell of slow-cooked pork and spices to the nearest street stall, or book a 14-course tasting menu at a celebrity chef-run restaurant. Just be sure to wash it down with a local beverage and a long walk through one of the city’s historic neighbourhoods.
What are the top things to do in Mexico City?
Mercado De Artesanías La Ciudadela
Mexico City is home to some of the most brilliant markets in the world, and La Ciudadela is one of the best the city has to offer. You’ll want to be sure to give yourself a good few hours here — the maze of market stalls spans four city blocks. Storefronts spill over with traditional Mexican artisan crafts and wares — textiles, ceramics, silver, stone-plated jewelry, loom-woven blouses, and entire shops dedicated to miniatures. Make sure you leave some room in your bag, because you’ll almost certainly be coming home with souvenirs.
Casa Barragan
The only single property to be listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Casa Barragan is a marvel of contemporary architecture — and an extremely aesthetic place for a photo-op. It was conceived of and built by a well-known Mexican architect, whose legacy can be seen all around Mexico City. Today it houses an intimate museum showcasing his former studio and home. From the outside, it’s an austere building, with pops of sunny yellow, fuchsia, and oranges that peak out amongst stark minimalist whites. Tip: be sure to book well in advance as spaces are limited and sell out fast.
La Lagunilla
Every Sunday morning, antiques sellers bring their wares out to La Lagunilla, setting up a market that would make any mid-century modern design lover go weak in the knees. Having a good eye helps — it can take some time to seek out the treasures. From furniture to vintage clothing to trinkets, there is no shortage of unique and eye-catching pieces to be scooped up here (or simply admired as solid wood credenzas don’t tend to travel easily on planes).
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- Foro Sol
- The Angel of Independence
- Reforma 222
- Aztec Stadium
- Palacio de los Deportes
- Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
- World Trade Center Mexico City
- Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe
- Auditorio Nacional
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- Pyramids Of Teotihuacán
- Monument To the Revolution
- Las Estacas Parque Natural
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- Izta-Popo Zoquiapan National Park
- Los Dinamos
- Constitution Square
- Six Flags Oaxtepec Hurricane Harbor
- Citibanamex Center
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- Bosque Geométrico
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