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Top-rated vacation rentals in Mexico City

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Superhost
Apartment in Mexico City
Condesa | Cozy Studio | Balcony | Park España Loft
Located right on Parque España where Condesa, Roma Norte and Hipódromo meet. A brand new building behind a historic facade with contrasting classic and modern styles. Inside is spacious and well lit. As a reconstruction of the original style with high clay ceilings, wooden beams and steel structure, hardwood floors topped by vintage furniture create a unique living experience. A private terrace for you facing the park. Come enjoy the warmth of a cozy home and the coolness of an industrial loft.
$103 per night
Superhost
Condo in Mexico City
Beautiful Master Bedroom in La Roma Norte
Hey I propose a beautiful spacious apartment ( 100m2/1080sqft ) in the center of la Colonia Roma. Mexico's trendiest, hippest location. With famous restaurants, amazing bars and shops just at walking distance from FUENTE CIBELES. - Queen size bed with private bathroom and walking closet - Elevator and security gardian for the building - Guide maps and recommendations. - Full equipped kitchen - Extra towels and linens available - fans/ventilador - Netflix - Internet fiber WIFI
$69 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Mexico City
You home in the heart of historic Roma Norte! D1
THE BEST LOCATION, newly renovated in the heart of Colonia Roma Norte, it has 24 hours security guard, just a few steps from the main attractions, restaurants, bars, only two blocks from the public transport, great experience. EXTRAORDINARIA UBICACIÓN , recién remodelado en el corazón de la Colonia Roma Norte. Seguridad las 24 horas, se encuentra a tan sólo unos pasos de las principales atracciones, restaurantes y bares y a un lado del transporte público.
$67 per night

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where should I stay in Mexico City?

    Make yourself at home in Mexico City by choosing from our most frequently booked neighborhoods. We have over 17,500 vacation rentals in Roma Norte, over 20,510 vacation rentals in Juarez, over 25,800 vacation rentals in Polanco, over 20,510 vacation rentals in Centro, and over 17,500 vacation rentals in Cuamatla Industrial Complex.

  • How much does it cost to stay in vacation home rentals in Mexico City?

    Experience the best of Mexico City with our vacation home rentals, starting at about $10 per day, before taxes and fees. Embrace comfort and style while staying within your budget in your home away from home.

  • Are there vacation home rentals with a dedicated workspace in Mexico City?

    Yes! Work meets play with ease at over 90 vacation home rentals in Mexico City featuring dedicated workspaces. Stay connected and productive in your home away from home.

  • Do vacation home rentals in Mexico City have wifi?

    Absolutely! We offer over 140 vacation home rentals with wifi in Mexico City. Enjoy a tailored experience with all the comforts you desire.

  • Are there Mexico City vacation home rentals on Airbnb with pools?

    Yes! Dive into the perfect getaway at one of over 10 vacation home rentals with pools in Mexico City, available on Airbnb. Make a splash and soak up the sun in style!

  • Are there pet-friendly vacation home rentals in Mexico City?

    Four-legged friends are welcome in Mexico City. Choose from more than 60 vacation home rentals for guests traveling with pets.

  • Do vacation home rentals in Mexico City have a gym?

    Absolutely! We offer over 30 vacation home rentals with a gym in Mexico City. Enjoy a tailored experience with all the comforts you desire.

  • Are there family-friendly vacation home rentals in Mexico City?

    Mexico City has more than 50 family-friendly vacation home rentals. Amenities on the property may include high chairs, travel cribs, or strollers.

  • Do apartment rentals in Mexico City have self check-in?

    Absolutely! We offer over 3,350 apartment rentals with self check-in in Mexico City. Enjoy a tailored experience with all the comforts you desire.

  • Do hut rentals in Mexico City have a bbq area?

    Absolutely! We offer over 10 hut rentals with a bbq area in Mexico City. Enjoy a tailored experience with all the comforts you desire.

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Quick stats about vacation rentals in Mexico City

Total rentals

29K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

18K properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

2.3K properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

8K properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

10K properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

1M reviews

Your guide to Mexico City

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.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Mexico City

Spring, between March and May, is a beautiful time to be in Mexico City. The weather is usually sunny and warm, with little likelihood of rain, and the blooming Jacaranda trees add an extra layer of charm to the city. Autumn is equally beautiful and warm during the day, though slightly cooler at night and in the early mornings. Summer is the hottest time of year, and also the rainy season. Still, it generally will only rain for a few hours in the late afternoon. With so many museums to visit, a few mandated hours inside is an easy trade-off for fewer crowds. Come during the Christmas season and, while it will be chiller and busier, you’ll be caught up in a frenzy of festivity, as the whole city celebrates Posadas with hanging poinsettias, piñatas, and traditional songs.


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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