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Adults-only
Casa Luciana Condesa Villa - Mexico City
Mexico City
An adults-only villa with a rooftop hot tub, spa treatments, and a prime Condesa location.
Holiday homes · Federal District · Mexico
We reviewed 12 holiday homes in Mexico City across Condesa, Roma, Polanco, and Centro, and picked the 12 best-rated for every kind of stay.
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Adults-only
Mexico City
An adults-only villa with a rooftop hot tub, spa treatments, and a prime Condesa location.
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Private Pool
Mexico City
A 1-bedroom villa with private pool and sauna, a 25-minute walk from Samara Shops.
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Central & Walkable
A 1-bedroom apartment with air conditioning, a balcony, and rooftop access, a 6-minute walk from Zocalo Plaza.
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Boutique B&B
Mexico City
A boutique B&B with a sundeck, free parking, and a 10-minute walk to the National Museum of Popular Culture.
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Central & Walkable
Central apartment near Zócalo with AC and rooftop, perfect for exploring Mexico City on foot.
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Metro-close
A practical two-bedroom base near Polanco with fast Wi-Fi and metro access.
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Desk in every room
Every room comes with a TV and desk in this Polanco stay, just a 6-minute walk from Iglesia de Fatima.
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Guest favorite
A top-rated Mexico City apartment with space for 8 guests, high scores for rooms and service, and the convenience of on-site parking.
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Jacuzzi suite
This 1-bedroom apartment in Colonia Roma offers a private jacuzzi, a full kitchen, and is just a 5-minute walk from Dance Floor.
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Urban Rooftop
Mexico City Holiday home
A top-rated 3-level penthouse with a private rooftop, steps from Mercado de Granada.
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Pet-friendly stay
Mexico City
Self-catering villa with kitchen and laundry, a short walk from Mercado de 100 and Fuente de Cibeles.
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Condesa stay
A thoughtful Condesa villa with AC terraces and free Wi-Fi, ideal for a smoke-free city stay.
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If you want a dedicated place to swim, Punta Poniente Villa offers a 1-bedroom villa with a private pool and sauna, about a 25-minute walk from Samara Shops. It’s one of the few properties in this set where a pool is guaranteed, and it’s priced in the mid-range at $2,706 MXN per night. That’s your best pick for a pool without sharing.
Condesa is Mexico City’s leafy, bohemian district, known for its Art Deco buildings and café-lined avenues like Ámsterdam and Michoacán. Casa Luciana Condesa Villa is an adults-only option with a rooftop hot tub and spa treatments, priced at $3,250 MXN per night. Alternatively, Thoughtfully Curated Villa Condesa provides AC terraces and free Wi-Fi in a smoke-free setting. These are among the more stylish, intimate stays in the city.
Polanco is the city’s upscale business and shopping district, with wide boulevards like Presidente Masaryk and a concentration of high-end restaurants and galleries. Posh Polanco Stay puts you in the heart of this area, just a 6-minute walk from the Iglesia de Fatima, and includes TVs and desks in every room at around $11,181 MXN per night. For a more modest alternative, Adam’s Home with High-Speed Internet near Polanco offers a two-bedroom base with fast Wi-Fi and metro access for about $2,978 MXN.
The historic center revolves around Zócalo Plaza, the city’s main square flanked by the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace. Two apartments here put you within easy walking distance: 304 Balcony Apt is a 6-minute walk from the plaza, with AC, a balcony, and rooftop access for about $1,310 MXN per night. 505 Heart of CDMX offers a similar setup — central, with AC and a rooftop — at an even lower rate of $1,157 MXN. Both make the historic center your doorstep.
If you’re watching your spending, the cheapest options in this set are central apartments near Zócalo and in Roma. 505 Heart of CDMX starts at $1,157 MXN for a one-bedroom with AC and rooftop, while Puerta Roja Suite in Colonia Roma comes in at $1,140 MXN and includes a private jacuzzi and a full kitchen — both excellent value for a central location. These are simple, self-catering apartments designed for travelers who want to explore on foot without a big nightly bill.
The highest guest ratings in this set belong to Posh Polanco Stay and Stylish 3-Level Penthouse, both scoring 9.5 out of 10. The penthouse — a top-rated, three-level space with a private rooftop near Mercado de Granada — costs about $11,351 MXN per night. Also sharing a 9.2 rating are Adam’s Home near Polanco and Amazing Terrazo Place, an eight-guest apartment praised for its rooms and service, with on-site parking at $5,395 MXN.
Tepic by MRW Villa is the pet-friendly option in this set, a self-catering villa with a kitchen and laundry, a short walk from Mercado de 100 and Fuente de Cibeles. With a starting price of $67,000 MXN per night, it’s by far the most expensive property here, reflecting its size and amenities. If you’re traveling with a furry companion, this is your designated choice, though you’ll pay a premium for the flexibility.
For a first trip, the central neighborhoods like Roma and Condesa offer a mix of culture, dining, and walkability, with easy access to attractions like Zócalo. If you want to be near the historic sites, choose one of the apartments near Zócalo Plaza, such as 304 Balcony Apt. Polanco is a good choice if you prefer a more upscale, business-oriented area.
Prices vary widely. Budget apartments start around $1,140 MXN per night, while mid-range villas in Condesa are about $3,250 MXN. The most expensive options, like villas in Polanco or with extensive amenities, can go as high as $67,000 MXN per night. Most travelers will find good options between $1,500 and $5,000 MXN.
Yes, many of the listed properties are in walkable districts. For example, apartments near Zócalo are just a few minutes from the main plaza, and Polanco stays are close to shopping and restaurants. The city’s metro system also connects these districts, making it easy to get around.
Mexico City’s holiday homes scatter across the city’s most walkable districts, from the tree-lined streets of Condesa and Roma to the upscale towers of Polanco and the historic center around Zócalo. These are self-contained places — villas with private pools, apartments with rooftop terraces, and suites with full kitchens — that give you more room and more independence than a standard hotel room. Whether you want an adults-only hideaway with a hot tub or a budget base steps from the main plaza, the options here are as varied as the neighborhoods they sit in.
At the budget end, studios and one-bedroom apartments start around $1,100 to $1,300 MXN a night, often within walking distance of major sights. At the top, houses and design-forward villas in Condesa and Polanco can reach $11,000 to $13,000 MXN, and a few places push well beyond that. Most properties in this set fall into the villa or apartment style, though you’ll also see one boutique B&B and a penthouse. Before you book, keep in mind that this page also lists other types of accommodation beyond holiday homes, so scroll through to see everything available.
This set of holiday homes suits travelers who want self-catering flexibility, more space, and a local feel — especially those who prioritize location and independence over hotel services. If you’re looking for traditional hotel amenities like daily housekeeping, a 24-hour front desk, or a full-service spa, consider the main Hotels in Mexico City page. For families needing specific facilities, check the Family Friendly hotels, or if you’re arriving by plane, don’t overlook Airport hotels in Mexico City.