Where to Stay
Stay in Roma Norte or Condesa and you'll be walking distance from the welcome party, the brunch, and the best food of your life. Book early — it's Día de Muertos week.
The Lay of the Land
Tree-lined streets, art deco buildings, natural wine bars, and taquerías that stay open late. If you want to be in the middle of everything, stay here.
Roma's leafier, slightly quieter neighbor, wrapped around two beautiful parks. Great cafés, great running loops, and a 10-minute walk to Roma.
Frida Kahlo's cobblestoned neighborhood in the south of the city. Beautiful, but ~30 min from the action — we suggest staying in Roma/Condesa and Ubering down.
Room Blocks Coming Soon
We're negotiating room blocks now — codes will be posted here and emailed once confirmed. In the meantime, these are our shortlisted favorites. Prices are rough nightly estimates for late October.
A restored 1913 mansion with a garden courtyard and only a handful of rooms. Intimate and gorgeous — book the moment blocks open.
Visit site →Small design-forward hotels with big personality. Great for couples who want something special without resort prices.
Visit site →The neighborhood's iconic hotel — a triangular 1928 building with a rooftop bar overlooking Parque España. Reliable, stylish, walkable to everything.
Visit site →Clean, comfortable, well-located options that leave more of your budget for tacos and mezcal. No shame in this game — you'll barely be in your room.
Compare rates →Going the Airbnb Route?
CDMX has fantastic Airbnbs — rooftop terraces, whole floors of art deco buildings, often cheaper than hotels for groups.