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Where to stay in Mexico City
Roma Norte and Condesa are walkable, with many restaurants and parks.
- Roma NorteTree-lined streets with cafes, restaurants, and design shops.
- CondesaParks and walkable streets, popular with visitors.
- PolancoAn upscale district with museums and high-end dining.
- Centro HistóricoThe Zócalo, the cathedral, and historic palaces, and it is busy.
Getting there and around
Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX) is the main airport.
The Metro and Metrobús cover much of the city, and rideshare apps are widely used.
Before you book in Mexico City
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Questions about hotels in Mexico City
Which airports serve Mexico City?
Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX) is the main airport.
Which area is best for first-time visitors to Mexico City?
Roma Norte and Condesa are walkable, with many restaurants and parks.
Do hotel prices in Mexico City include taxes and fees?
It depends on the site. We ask our price source for prices that include taxes where available and show each price as reported, so always confirm the final total, taxes, and cancellation terms on the booking site before you pay.