Location: Mexico City Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Hotels in Mexico City Bed and Breakfast Inns
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10 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast
Known for being one of the richest and most diverse areas in México, Distrito Federal has a great variety of art, architecture, culture, shopping and gastronomy through its neighborhoods. Ready to be amazed by the details of its emblematic buildings, monuments, streets and museums while appreciating the very core of its history? From pre-Hispanic to colonial times, all visitors have been enthralled by the lifestyle available here.
Restaurants in Mexico City
1. Be Mate Masaryk
Overall Ratings
5 based on 71 reviews
Be Mate Masaryk se localiza en el famoso barrio de Polanco de CDMX. Ubicado en la Avenida Presidente Masaryk 203, la zona más exclusiva y chic de la ciudad donde poder alojarte y disfrutar de sus encantos. El edificio dispone de 24 apartamentos completamente equipados, donde te ofrecemos todas las facilidades y servicios para hacer que tu estancia sea perfecta.
Superb staff, excellent location and great rooms
Reviewed By Carlos Romero MRecently stayed at Be Mate Mayarit for my birthday weekend. The staff is friendly, helpful and makes you feel at home. The location is the best; very close to excellent restaurants and high end stores. The rooms are modern, impeccably clean and the bed is very comfortable. Looking forward to come back.
2. The Red Tree House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1291 reviews
STAYING WITH FRIENDS... The Red Tree House continues to be Mexico City’s number one B&B by providing its guests with genuine hospitality and personal service not found in standard accommodations. We are not a luxury hotel with grand rooms and formal service. Instead you will find tasteful rooms, beautiful surroundings, congenial hosts, and interesting fellow guests. To help make your stay more enjoyable, our dedicated, professional staff is available to assist you day and night.
Amazing two nights in Red Tree House
Reviewed By maxenglish1The Red Tree House is a must stay. Viktor and Luis were incredible hosts, really made us feel welcome. The breakfasts were authentic and fresh, and set us up for the day. The art work in the building and the room are unreal, and have really been chosen well. They look expensive, so the art isn't just Mexican rip-off, it's proper gallery standard, some with art glass, so the building has the air of a gallery, a real personal collection. The bed is extremely comfortable, the bathroom is huge, we stayed in the Junior Suite. There was a safe, an ironing board too. Location is fantastic, you're right in the thick of it but feel very safe as there are two massive gates before entering, plus 24/7 concierge helping with whatever you need. There was a 6-8pm happy hour with drinks on the house, as a sort of mingling thing before people went out for dinner.
3. Casa Decu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
Casa Decu is an Art Deco building from 1937 restored in 2017. We count with 27 rooms that will make your short or long stay as pleasant as possible, 24 of them are fully equiped suites with kitchenette, dining and living area, microwave and frigobar. The rooms are complemented by a beautiful rooftop with a privileged view of the city where you can enjoy the continental breakfast included on your rate or maybe workout with the rising sun. We would like to remind you that Casa Decu doesn't count with a lift or parking lot.
Too Good to be True!
Reviewed By Laura WI'm almost hesitant to write this because I can only imagine this hotel is going to get very very popular in only a few months! This hotel is AMAZING value for money. My room was gorgeous, super comfortable and chic. The breakfast terrace is the perfect place to enjoy a morning. There is no AC or heating but each room had a fan which was perfect as when we visited it cooled down in the evening. I asked for a quiet room and my room was perfectly silent and I had the best night's sleep. I've been to CDMX three times and this hotel is by far my favourite!
4. Casa Comtesse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 558 reviews
Welcome to Casa Comtesse, a great Bed and Breakfast in the heart of Condesa's trendy neighborhood, a perfect play to stay (parks, restaurants, bars, trees in the street...). Rosy, Florian, Mathieu and Thomas will receive you, friendly, with his advice, tips, and great knowledge of the city speaking French, English and Spanish.
Unique and welcoming - I'll be back!
Reviewed By LisaO1084Casa Comtesse is stylish, comfortable, quirky, and all around wonderful. My sister and I truly felt welcomed. We received great recommendations, and we loved everything about our stay. The artistic decorations makes it unique and memorable. The neighborhood is contral, accessible and walkable. I wouldn't hesitate to go back!
5. Hotel Villa Condesa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 420 reviews
Small & cozy hotel boutique , excellent location
Perfect urban oasis
Reviewed By Greg DThis was the perfect home base for our first visit to CDMX. The room was excellent with an incredibly comfortable bed. We slept amazingly with the highly effective air conditioning and didn't hear a sound from outside the room. The included breakfasts were a great start to the day with a variety of delicious options. And after a long day exploring the city, the variety of seating areas around the property were lovely for lounging, and provided cover even when it was raining. The location is ideal for exploring the Condesa, with many parks and restaurants within a few blocks! Highly recommended.
6. Casa Goliana
Overall Ratings
5 based on 213 reviews
At the heart of the Roma neighborhood, one of the most cultural, gastronomically daring and entertainment-oriented areas of Mexico City is Casa Goliana, an early twentieth century home. The house has been completely restored and offers commodities for both leisure and business travelers with elegant accents that guarantee the best boutique lodging experience.
Classy gem in Roma Norte
Reviewed By Whitney SWe had a wonderful stay at Casa Goliana. The staff were all wonderful and extremely accomodating. We wouldn't have had such an amazing time without the help from the front desk ladies. Our room was clean and comfortable. The location of the house was perfect for exploring the neighbourhood. We felt safe and found our way around easily. I'd highly recommend booking here. Try to get a room on the top floor! They looked gorgeous.
7. Hotel Carlota
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 182 reviews
In the heart of Cuauhtemoc, a neighborhood full of history and contrast, an old acquaintance is re-invented and transformed into a space that honors the real Mexico City: a city of cities, culture, design, art, memories and modernity.
Not at all relaxing
Reviewed By B724DPalisThe restaurant and the staff in general are of a good standard. But staying somewhere where electronic music was played full volume from morning (11am) to night (into the early hours), loud enough to be loud inside my room, was horrible. There was a party organized for the saturday I stayed there with no warning given to guests, so that the whole centre of the hotel was full of random people, with more loud music blaring. Bathrooms do not have a bath. Overall, the experience was not at all relaxing and bad value for money.
8. Hotel Aeropuerto
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 65 reviews
See why so many travelers make Hotel Aeropuerto their small hotel of choice when visiting Mexico City. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. As your “home away from home,” the small hotel rooms offer air conditioning, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. Guests have access to room service and a concierge while staying at Hotel Aeropuerto. In addition, Hotel Aeropuerto offers an on-site restaurant, which will help make your Mexico City trip additionally gratifying. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Banos Medicinales del Penon (1.7 mi) and Foro Sol (2.6 mi), guests of Hotel Aeropuerto can easily experience some of Mexico City's most well known attractions. While in Mexico City be sure to experience nearby seafood restaurants such as El Merito de Mar, Mariscos Popocatepetl, or La Antigüa Veracruz. Mexico City is also home to Chapultepec Castle, a popular castle that is not too far from Hotel Aeropuerto. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel Aeropuerto as you experience all of the things Mexico City has to offer.
Awful reception service, nice hotel
Reviewed By euan95Booked as a last minute hotel for an overnight flight stop between America and Guatemala. We requested their free airport pickup service, only to be waiting half an hour and have to get an Uber there, where we received no reimbursement or apology of any kind. We then asked if there was a room for us to have access to as we did not sleep due to the timing of the flight, and were told they were absolutely no rooms available as they were fully booked the night before. However, if we paid the early check in price, she could have a suitable room cleaned as soon as one was free, which may of hopefully been in an hour or so. We decided to pay and take advantage of breakfast while we waited. As soon as the payment was through and I pocketed my credit card, she took out a room key, called over a bellboy and gave him the key to show us to our now spontaneously available room. Found this shocking especially just after being lied too about how they were completely fully booked and even with the payment we would have to wait an hour or so for a room. As we were being shown to our room, we could see plenty of other empty rooms being cleaned by the staff. Once in our room, we dumped our bags, and decided to see what the bathroom and view looked like. The room itself was great, but I had booked and paid extra for a city view room. What I received was a view of a wall and piping only a couple of meters from the window itself. Upon this discovery we went back down to complain, asking either for a refund of the difference in price that I had paid for the room with a view, or for them to move us to the room we had booked. They told us there were no such rooms available, that those rooms were on a first come first serve basis, and that we could not receive a refund as we had used the room already given to us. We had dumped our bags on the bed, and opened a bottle of complementary water. This is apparently “used” to such an extent we are not allowed a refund. After about 20 minutes of dealing with them over this issue, they once again pulled out a key, gave it to a bellboy, and said he will show you to your room. This was the second time we were lied to by reception staff in order for them to take advantage of us by not giving us a room we had paid extra for and by charging us extra for expedited cleaning of a room they already had free and available. The hotel itself was nice, the airport drop off service we used the following day was prompt and efficient, the buffet breakfast had attentive and polite catering staff with a lot of choice of food. Just a shame the receptionists con the customers and bring the whole place down.
9. Hacienda Pena Pobre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 93 reviews
Located in the south of Mexico City, next to the "Bosque de Tlalpan", a large nature reserve, Hacienda Peña Pobre is the ideal place for those who are seeking an oasis of tranquility and peace in the middle of the metropolis place. The beautiful own spaces holds on an old hacienda and his highly trained staff will provide you the best experience of Mexican hospitality and make you feel at home.
Oasis in the city
Reviewed By lib425Excellent service and facilities. Truly an oasis within the hustle and bustle of CDMX. Stay here if you want to relax after all the sightseeing you’ll be doing. Felt safe and was easy to get around and walk around in the community. I really enjoy the history of the hotel and the dedication put into restoration and preservation without losing its modern feel. Just be aware if you like air conditioning, this won’t be the place for you. I hate AC so it was no issue w me to sleep but my mother requested a fan. It has a small kitchen in the suite so you can potentially live there and cook! They also have a terrace where they provide breakfast. My mother wasn’t impressed w the American style food available, but she’s particular and it was really her only wish that it was more Mexican. Lol I thought it was fine, plus it’s Mexico go out and explore! Thank you Pena Pobre, I’ll be back!
10. Sonder Casa Tais
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Bienvenidos a la Casa Tais, a tranquil space tucked into the popular Polanco neighborhood. Each room is complete with polished hardwood floors, soft colors, and soothing decor. Stream your favorite show on Chromecast or sip tea on the rooftop terrace. Outside, glamorous boutiques and world-renowned restaurants line the colorful avenues. Parque Lincoln is perfect for a stroll, while Museo Soumaya showcases European collections. And with easy access to the metro, your next adventure is only a few stops away.
Beautiful place
Reviewed By kimberlandjSonder facilities are absolutely gorgeous. The Polanco, CDMX location was situated between 2 beautiful parks and lots and lots of restaurants. I enjoyed walking around the neighborhood and discovering new places to eat, relax and people watch. The check in and check out process were very easy. They even accommodated an early check-in for me. I will absolutely stay at Sonder again in the future.
