Hotel San Fernando, Mexico City

Condé Nast TravelerDec 26, 2025

9 Affordable Hotels in Mexico City That Rival Their Luxury Counterparts

These affordable hotels in Mexico City don't skimp on decor or location. // These are the best hotels in Mexico City for less than $300 a night.

boutique property near Condesa’s best cafés

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Hotel CarlotaHotelmodern boutique hideaway in Cuauhtémoc
Downtown MexicoHotelrestored 17th-century palace in the Centro Histórico
Círculo MexicanoHotelbuzzing marketplace-style ground floor, chilled-out rooftop
Casa PaniHotelrevamped into a six-bedroom guesthouse
Hotel San FernandoHotelboutique property near Condesa’s best cafés
Ignacia GuesthouseHotelbehind an unassuming façade in Roma Norte
Umbral, Curio Collection by HiltonHotelLocated in the heart of Centro Histórico, Hotel Umbral is an ideal outpost for art-driven travelers who seek to…
Hotel Zócalo CentralHoteltranquil retreat in the heart of Centro Histórico
Gran Hotel Ciudad de MéxicoHotelArt Nouveau bones, Tiffany stained-glass ceiling
CarlotaHotelA design-driven boutique stay where Mexico City's creative rhythm meets warm, discerning hospitality.
Paseo de la ReformaSighteasy walk from Hotel Carlota
Comedor MexicanoRestaurantinnovative takes on Mexican street snacks
Parque MéxicoParktop dog park near Hotel San Fernando
Little TokyoNeighborhoodknown for Japanese ramen bars and coffee shops
Lounge FernandoRestaurantserves empanadas, tostadas, charcuterie, and tacos
Balcón del ZócaloHotelrooftop restaurant with views of the square
UmbralHotel
Centro HistoricoNeighborhood
Hotel Umbral, Curio Collection by HiltonHotel

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21 Boutique Hotels in Mexico City That Are as Vibrant as the City Itself

Editor-vetted stays in popular neighborhoods like Polanco, Condesa, and Roma Norte.

Ornate stained-glass windows and olive green tiles

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Círculo MexicanoHotelShaker-inspired boutique hotel
Hotel San FernandoHotelOrnate stained-glass windows and olive green tiles
Ignacia GuesthouseHotelDiscerning travelers with an eye for design
CondesaNeighborhoodIt is immediately west of Colonia Roma, together with which it is designated as a "Barrio Mágico Turístico".
PolancoTrain stationPolanco is an affluent colonia, noted for its luxury shopping along Presidente Masaryk Avenue, the most expensive…
Campos PolancoHotelApartment-style suites for long stays
Colima 71HotelMinimalist refuge with focus on contemporary art
Maison LezardHotelOde to midcentury-modern design
Casa TenueHotelContemporary identity as a leading arts hub
The Alest HotelHotelDistinct sense of British hospitality
Casona Roma NorteHotelStateliness and softness of this 1920s building
Comedor MexicanoRestaurantInnovative takes on Mexican street snacks
Maison CelesteHotelChic café-meets-concept-store
Parque MéxicoParkIt is recognized by its Art Deco architecture and decor as well as being one of the larger green areas in the city.
Lounge FernandoRestaurantGround-floor bar with empanadas and tacos
45RestaurantContemporary Mexican cuisine
LimantourBarOne of the best bars in Mexico City
Panadería RosettaBakeryAcclaimed bakery
Casa PolancoMuseumElegantly renovated Spanish Revival-style mansion
Octavia CasaHotelMinimalist extension of fashion line
LardoRestaurantItalian restaurant
CaimanRestaurantNatural wine bar
Condesa DFHotelCoolest boutique hotel
Casa GolianaHotelIntricate stucco details and vibrant reddish-pink hue
Hotel DamaHotelIntimacy of a homestay
Roma NorteNeighborhood
RosettaCafé
Maximo BistroRestaurant
Em RestauranteRestaurant

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