Hotels in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico

541–560 · hotels

Mexico City is enormous, and choosing a base matters more here than in most capitals. The Centro Histórico gets you the museums and the Zócalo but a lot of traffic; Roma and Condesa are the walkable, café-heavy option; Polanco is polished and business-friendly; Santa Fe is a corporate district far from the sights. Deciding what you want to do determines where you should sleep.

Good to know

Book a hotel in Centro, Roma, Condesa, or Polanco if sightseeing and walkability matter more than proximity to business meetings.
Factor in real travel time between neighbourhoods before booking, especially at rush hour; distances that look short on a map can take a long time by car.
Check current rates on the site rather than relying on memory or older listings, since prices change frequently.
Altitude can cause mild breathlessness or fatigue on arrival; plan a light first day, especially if your hotel is a longer walk from transit.
If you want to combine business in Santa Fe with sightseeing, consider splitting your stay between a Santa Fe hotel and one in Roma, Condesa, or Polanco.
Confirm whether your hotel has secure parking if you're renting a car, since street parking in most central neighbourhoods is limited.

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Hotels in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico

Hotels in this area

ULIV Polanco

ULIV Roma Norte

UMA Casa

Umbral, a Curio Collection by Hilton

UTOPIC Campos Elíseos by ULIV

UTOPIC Palacio Polanco by ULIV

UTOPIC Polanco by ULIV

V65 Mexico

Viajero CDMX Centro Hostel

Villas Princess Hotel

Volga, Member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts

We Hotel Aeropuerto

w Elegant Suite in Casa Wynwood Roma Norte

Whost Centro Historico

W Mexico City

Wynwood House Allan Poe

Wynwood House Nuevo Leon

Xoma Boutique Stays by Viadora

Zip Housing Polanco

Zocalo Central & Rooftop Mexico City