Top Hostels in Mexico City

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Hostels in Mexico City

A bedroom with a bed, a staircase, a bathroom with a mirror, and a hanging light fixture.

1. Casa Regina CDMX

Historic Center

$59 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 28 - Nov 29

A reception area with a wooden desk, two chairs, and a round table.

2. Escandon Suites by Escajal Room

Miguel Hidalgo

$45 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 7 - Dec 8

A hotel room with two beds, a brick wall with a neon sign, and a wooden floor.

3. Hotel Virreyes México

Historic Center

$35 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 17 - Nov 18

A wicker chair with cushions, a potted plant, and a wooden table on a balcony with a metal railing.

4. Casa Pancha - Hostel

La Condesa

$142 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 28 - Nov 29

5. Suites Monterrey by Escajal Suites

Roma Norte

$58 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 17 - Nov 18

A hostel with a red wall, a bar area with a variety of food and drink options, and a seating area with a view of the city.

6. Barrio Downtown Mexico City Hostel

Historic Center

$39 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 17 - Nov 18

An outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, surrounded by potted plants and a view of buildings.

7. Casa Pepe Hostel Boutique - CDMX

Historic Center

$99 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 6 - Dec 7

An indoor dining area with tables and chairs, potted plants, and a decorative window with a statue.

8. Viajero CDMX Centro Hostel

Historic Center

$81 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 14 - Dec 15

9. Gran México

Venustiano Carranza

$35 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A spacious lobby with a staircase, a fireplace, and a colorful striped rug.

10. Hostal Fungi Casa Rosa

La Condesa

$46 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 24 - Nov 25

A historic building with domes and towers, surrounded by greenery and a clear sky.

11. Hostel Mundo Joven

Historic Center

$28 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 25 - Nov 26

A modern interior with hanging chairs, green neon signs, and a variety of seating options.

12. ONCE UPONA TIME IN MEXICO - KASA KAKTUS

Roma Norte

$63 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 18 - Nov 19

An outdoor seating area with two chairs and a table, surrounded by greenery and a white wall with string lights.

13. Hostal Kahlo

Coyoacan

$55 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 17 - Nov 18

14. Hostal Juarez - Hostel

Reforma

$64 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 8 - Dec 9

A neatly made bed with white linens and a beige blanket, flanked by two bedside tables with lamps, in a room with a textured wall.

15. Nomaddicts

Reforma

$57 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 16 - Nov 17

A modern living room with a large window, a blue chair, a sofa, and a kitchen area with wooden cabinets and a bar stool.

16. Mr. Herold homes

Benito Juarez

$52 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 6 - Dec 7

17. Hostel Barrio Centro

Historic Center

$48 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 6 - Dec 7

A corridor with wooden flooring, white walls, and a door with a blue sign.

18. Kayaa

Cuauhtémoc

$23 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 16 - Nov 17

A modern bedroom with a bed, a chair, a large painting, and a window.

19. Casa Local Mestizo Hostal

Historic Center

$120 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 15 - Nov 16

A spacious corridor with a large, ornate chandelier, brick walls, and a seating area with tables and chairs.

20. Downtown Beds - Hostel

Historic Center

$77 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 16 - Nov 17

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Top neighborhoods in Mexico City

A stone monument with inscriptions, surrounded by lush greenery and a clear sky.

Polanco

Luxury shopping along Presidente Masaryk Avenue and upscale restaurants await, while nearby Chapultepec Park houses the National Museum of Anthropology and other cultural institutions. Enjoy a stroll in Parque Lincoln or explore Polanquito's vibrant dining scene.

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An aerial view of a city with a central circular plaza, surrounded by buildings and trees.

Roma Norte

Roma Norte offers an artistic playground where vibrant street art meets classic architecture on tree-lined avenues. You'll find creative energy pulsing through independent galleries, bookstores, and the iconic Plaza Río de Janeiro with its Art Nouveau fountain. The neighborhood balances Mexico City's rich cultural heritage with modern creative expression in converted mansions and bustling markets. Getting around couldn't be easier with Insurgentes and Sevilla metro stations connecting you to the city's highlights. Stylish boutique hotels in restored buildings provide the perfect base for exploring the eclectic dining scene, from street tacos to upscale mezcalerías along Álvaro Obregón avenue.

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A grand building with a large golden dome and classical architecture.

Historic Center

Historic center with 1,550 significant buildings, the neighborhood offers museums like MUNAL and Palacio de Bellas Artes. Enjoy upscale eateries, fashionable stores, and pedestrianized streets for easy exploration.

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A classical architectural structure with columns and statues, a clear sky, and a paved foreground with bollards.

Juárez

Juárez blends Mexico City's creative energy with historic charm around every corner. Wander among art deco buildings housing hip galleries and boutiques, or relax in leafy Parque México. The Angel of Independence stands tall along Paseo de la Reforma, while museums and cultural centers showcase both traditional and contemporary Mexican art. The neighborhood's food scene spans from cozy taquerías to stylish cocktail lounges that buzz after dark. Boutique hotels in converted colonial buildings offer character-filled stays. With excellent metro connections and walkable tree-lined streets, exploring this artistic enclave and the city beyond is a breeze.

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A cityscape with a mix of modern high-rise buildings and traditional orange-roofed houses.

Interlomas

The Interlomas neighborhood offers attractions such as Paseo de la Reforma and Paseo Interlomas.

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Top landmarks in Mexico City

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Zócalo

9.4/10 (25,860 reviews)

Zócalo is worth passing through for a few pics when in Historic Center. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the cathedral, art galleries, and museums in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here. Mexico City has many other landmarks you might want to see such as Palacio de Bellas Artes and Paseo de la Reforma.

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A statue of a man and woman in a park with a large domed building in the background.

Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe

9.4/10 (17,629 reviews)

If you're interested in local churches head to Gustavo A. Madero— home to Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries, museums, and cathedral in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here. Mexico City has many other landmarks you might want to see such as Palacio de Bellas Artes and Paseo de la Reforma.

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A city street with a monument, tall buildings, and trees.

Paseo de la Reforma

9.4/10 (24,281 reviews)

If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Paseo de la Reforma, a popular place for shoppers in Miguel Hidalgo. You could also start your cultural experience by heading over to the museums in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at Avenida Presidente Masaryk.

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A monument with a golden figure, surrounded by modern buildings and purple flowering trees.

Angel of Independence Monument

9.4/10 (21,049 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Angel of Independence Monument— just one of the monuments in Reforma. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the art galleries, museums, and cathedral in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here. Mexico City has many other landmarks you might want to see such as Paseo de la Reforma and Palacio de Bellas Artes.

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A large stadium with a distinctive black sculpture in the foreground.

Estadio Azteca

8.6/10 (4,519 reviews)

Why not catch an event at Estadio Azteca, a major stadium in Coyoacan. Hotels.com travelers also like the art galleries, museums, and cathedral in the area. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you think Estadio Azteca is cool, you also might like Estadio Olímpico Universitario and Juan de la Barrera Olympic Gymnasium, both located nearby.

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A large historic building with a golden dome, surrounded by a bustling square with people and greenery.

Palacio de Bellas Artes

9.6/10 (12,697 reviews)

Get your fill of Palacio de Bellas Artes— one of the top attractions in Historic Center and worth a pic or two during your stay in Mexico City. Hotels.com travelers also like the museums, art galleries, and cathedral in the area. If you have fun at Palacio de Bellas Artes, you'll love Citibanamex Palace of Culture and Museo del Pulque y Las Pulquerías (MUPYP), both a short walk away.

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Mexico City and related destinations

Beneath the shadow of ancient volcanoes, a metropolis of contrasts unfolds where Aztec temples neighbor Spanish cathedrals. The massive Zócalo plaza buzzes with activity while nearby, the Palacio de Bellas Artes showcases murals that tell Mexico's complex story. Escape the urban intensity at Chapultepec Park, where a world-class anthropology museum sits near a peaceful zoo. Elegant Paseo de la Reforma leads to neighborhoods where street food vendors serve better meals than many restaurants. The Templo Mayor ruins remind visitors that an empire once stood here, its stones now incorporated into colonial buildings. Don't miss the Frida Kahlo Museum in Coyoacán, where the artist's vibrant spirit lives on in her preserved blue house.

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What's it Like to Stay in a Hostel in Mexico City?

If you want to explore Mexico City without breaking the bank, a hostel could be a good solution for you. Hotels.com has a wide range of welcoming hostels in Mexico City. Chill out with new faces in the communal areas and get recommendations for this cultural city. Your and you friends will love the historical sites in Mexico City. Whether you’re on a long backpacking trip or a short weekend break, you're sure to enjoy Zócalo, Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, and Palacio de Bellas Artes.