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Villas in Mexico City

We looked at 14 villa-style stays across Mexico City and picked the ones that make the city feel like home.

14 hotels 7 rated 8.5+ typical MX$3,228

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Casa Luciana Condesa Villa - Mexico City C Adults-only
8.6Great27 reviews

An adults-only villa with a rooftop hot tub, spa treatments, and a prime Condesa location.

FromMX$3,228per night
Punta Poniente Villa - Mexico City P Private Pool
8Great5 reviews

A 1-bedroom villa with private pool and sauna, a 25-minute walk from Samara Shops.

FromMX$2,687per night
Pug Seal Coyoacan Villa - Mexico City P Boutique B&B
9Perfect11 reviews

A boutique B&B with a sundeck, free parking, and a 10-minute walk to the National Museum of Popular Culture.

FromMX$13,181per night
Amazing Terrazo Place, 8 Guest!! 4 Beds - Mexico City A Guest favorite
9.2Perfect4 reviews

A top-rated Mexico City apartment with space for 8 guests, high scores for rooms and service, and the convenience of on-site parking.

FromMX$5,357per night
Stylish 3-Level Penthouse With Private Rooftop S Urban Rooftop
9.5Perfect2 reviews

A top-rated 3-level penthouse with a private rooftop, steps from Mercado de Granada.

FromMX$11,271per night
Tepic By Mrw Villa - Mexico City T Pet-friendly stay

Self-catering villa with kitchen and laundry, a short walk from Mercado de 100 and Fuente de Cibeles.

FromMX$66,530per night
Balcones De La Herradura - Mexico City B Pet-friendly villa

A standout villa with a private garden, jacuzzi, and pet-friendly policy in Mexico City.

FromMX$109,842per night

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Villas in Mexico City near attractions

Many of the villa-style stays are within walking distance of key landmarks. The 304 Balcony Apt is a 6-minute walk from Zócalo Plaza, while Pug Seal Coyoacan Villa sits a 10-minute walk from the National Museum of Popular Culture. Near Polanco, Posh Polanco Stay is a 6-minute walk from Iglesia de Fatima, and Punta Poniente Villa is a 25-minute walk from Samara Shops.

Villas in Condesa and Roma

For tree-lined streets and café culture, focus on Condesa and Roma. Casa Luciana Condesa Villa offers an adults-only stay with a rooftop hot tub and spa treatments, while Thoughtfully Curated Villa Condesa has AC terraces and free Wi-Fi. In Roma, Puerta Roja Suite adds a private jacuzzi just a 5-minute walk from Dance Floor. These are some of the most walkable and stylish options in the city.

Villas in Coyoacán

Coyoacán trades the city's pace for colonial charm. Pug Seal Coyoacan Villa is a boutique B&B with a sundeck and free parking, a 10-minute walk from the National Museum of Popular Culture. Villa Casa Ayvar offers a 4-bedroom colonial villa with a garden and free parking, close to cultural spots. This is the district for travelers who want a more traditional, quiet base.

Villas in Polanco

Polanco brings upscale polish and practical comforts. Posh Polanco Stay gives every room a TV and desk, just a 6-minute walk from Iglesia de Fatima. Adam's Home Near Polanco is a two-bedroom base with high-speed internet and easy metro access, at a lower price point. Choose Polanco for its restaurants, galleries, and easy access to the rest of the city.

Frequently asked

What is the price of a villa in Mexico City?

Prices vary widely. You can find basic apartments from around 1,140 MXN per night (for example, 505 Heart Of Cdmx near the Zócalo), while upscale villas like Balcones De La Herradura run about 110,618 MXN per night. Mid-range options sit around 2,700-5,400 MXN.

Which area of Mexico City is best for a first visit?

For a first visit, Condesa and Roma offer walkable streets, cafés, and easy access to attractions. If you want to be close to the historic center, options near Zócalo are a short walk from the main plaza. Coyoacán is quieter and more traditional, while Polanco is upscale and convenient.

Are villa stays in Mexico City pet-friendly?

Some are. Tepic By Mrw Villa and Balcones De La Herradura both welcome pets, with Tepic offering self-catering convenience and Balcones adding a private garden and jacuzzi.

Is it easy to walk to attractions from these villas?

Yes, many are within walking distance of landmarks. For example, 304 Balcony Apt is a 6-minute walk from Zócalo Plaza, Pug Seal Coyoacan Villa is 10 minutes from the National Museum of Popular Culture, and Puerta Roja Suite is 5 minutes from Dance Floor in Roma.

Villas in Mexico City

Mexico City's villa scene is less about beachside privacy and more about urban hideaways: a rooftop hot tub in Condesa, a colonial garden in Coyoacán, or a penthouse terrace above a Roma market. The properties gathered here cluster in the neighborhoods travelers actually want—Condesa, Roma, Polanco, Coyoacán, and around the historic center—where a villa-like stay means space, outdoor access, and a sense of having your own corner of the city.

At the budget end, rooms and apartments start around 1,140 MXN a night, putting you within walking distance of the Zócalo or Roma's nightlife. At the top end, full villas with private pools, gardens, and pet-friendly policies reach well above 10,000 MXN. Between those extremes are comfortable mid-range stays with Wi-Fi, desks, and metro access. The page also includes a few apartments and holiday homes that fill out the villa-style category, so not every row below is a traditional villa with a garden.

The bottom line

This collection suits travelers who want more space or character than a standard hotel room—think rooftop terraces, private jacuzzis, and colonial gardens—especially in walkable neighborhoods like Condesa, Roma, and Coyoacán. If you're looking for a classic hotel experience with full service, explore the broader Hotels in Mexico City page. For specific needs like airport access, parking, family-friendly stays, or pet-friendly options, check those dedicated pages instead.