Where to stay in Mexico City
Roma Norte and Condesa for first-timers: leafy, walkable and full of places to eat. Polanco for upscale hotels by the big museums, the Centro for the main sights.
Roma Norte and Condesa for first-timers: leafy, walkable and full of places to eat. Polanco for upscale hotels by the big museums, the Centro for the main sights.
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Tree-lined streets, cafes, bars and restaurants, and a short ride to the center. The favorite first-time base.
Hotels in Roma NorteQuieter and greener than Roma, around Parque México and Parque España. Good for walks and long breakfasts.
Hotels in CondesaUpscale hotels, shopping and fine dining, next to Chapultepec Park and the Museum of Anthropology.
Hotels in PolancoWalk to the Zócalo, Templo Mayor and Bellas Artes. Busy by day, quieter at night, with good-value hotels in old buildings.
Hotels in Centro HistóricoStay in Roma Norte or Condesa: Chapultepec is next door, and the Centro and Coyoacán are a short ride away.
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