Where to Stay in Mexico City

Trendy epicenter of digital nomad culture in CDMX. Art Nouveau architecture, hip cafes, coworking spaces, vibrant nightlife. Walkable streets with boutique shops and street art. Most popular but also most expensive neighborhood for nomads.

Tree-lined streets, beautiful Art Deco buildings, and stunning parks (Parque México, Parque España). More residential and quieter than Roma while maintaining excellent cafe culture. Dog-friendly neighborhood with slightly more relaxed vibe.

Upscale neighborhood with luxury shopping along Avenida Presidente Masaryk. Home to top museums (Antropología), embassies, high-end restaurants. Most expensive but safest area. Professional environment attracts corporate workers.

Up-and-coming neighborhood between Roma and Centro Histórico. Growing number of cafes, restaurants, and coworking spaces. More affordable than Roma/Condesa while remaining central. Mix of traditional and modern, less touristy vibe.