Mexico · Mexico City (CDMX)

Short-stay apartments in Mexico City.

The greatest city in the Americas. Mexico City's extraordinary museums, the world's best street food, colonial architecture, Aztec ruins beneath modern avenues, and a cultural output that defines an entire continent.

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Condesa & Romabest neighbourhoods
World-class foodand museums
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Mexico City's best neighbourhoods

Condesa — art deco apartment blocks, leafy parks, café culture, the best brunch in CDMX. Everyone's favourite neighbourhood.
Roma Norte — adjacent to Condesa. Mezcalerías, taquerías, galleries, the film Cuarón set Roma here.
Polanco — Mexico City's most upscale quarter. The Anthropology Museum, Chapultepec Park, high-end dining.
Coyoacán — the colonial neighbourhood where Frida Kahlo lived. The Blue House (Museo Frida Kahlo), cobblestone streets, Coyoacán Market.
Colonia Juárez — adjacent to Condesa/Roma. Up-and-coming, great coffee, excellent value.

Getting around Mexico City

The Metro is one of the world's cheapest and most extensive. Uber is excellent value and recommended over taxis. The Metrobús BRT on main corridors. Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX) is 30 minutes by Uber or Metro.

Studio
MXN 600–1,500 / night
Juárez and Roma
1 Bedroom
MXN 900–2,500 / night
Condesa and Roma Norte
2 Bedroom
MXN 1,500–4,500 / night
Polanco and Condesa

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Mexico City: frequently asked

Is Mexico City safe?
The tourist areas — Condesa, Roma, Polanco, Coyoacán, Chapultepec — are generally very safe and have a substantial tourist and expat infrastructure. Exercise standard urban awareness; avoid peripheral areas at night.
What is Mexico City food culture?
CDMX has one of the world's great food scenes. Street tacos (al pastor, suadero, carnitas), tlayudas, tamales, elotes, the Mercado de Medellín, the upscale restaurants of Polanco and Roma. The city has more restaurants than New York.
What is there to do in Mexico City?
The National Museum of Anthropology (world's best museum of pre-Columbian civilisation), Frida Kahlo's Blue House, Teotihuacán pyramids (1 hour from centre), Chapultepec Castle, Zócalo (historic centre), Roma and Condesa neighbourhood walks.

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