Mexico City Recommendations

Hostal Casa Mx Bellas Artes is a recommended place to stay in Mexico City. It's a good option for those looking for a budget-friendly accommodation near the city center. This hostal is located near the metro Doctor's stop, which is only 3 stops away from the Bellas Artes station, making it a convenient location for those who want to be close to the city center.

Considering you're looking for a hotel that's not a love hotel, I recommend Holiday Inn. You can find several locations in the city, including one in the Viaducto and Insurgentes area. They have a wide range of rooms, including those with private bathrooms and locks on the doors. Plus, they're part of a reputable chain, so you know what to expect.

The Holiday Inn and Fiesta Americana hotels are within a kilometer of the Fray Nano location, making them convenient options for those attending a concert there. These hotels are also within walking distance of the venue, eliminating the need for transportation. Additionally, they offer a range of amenities and services for guests.

Depending on the dates, you can probably find some inexpensive hotels like City Express by Marriott. It's located close to Reforma, where there's stuff happening in December, and you can walk outside and cruise up and down the avenue.

Located in the heart of Zona Rosa, Amberes Suites is a great option for gay travelers who want to be close to the action. It's in a great location and you'll find enough people speaking some English to manage.

San Ángel Inn is a great place to try authentic Mexican food, and it's located in the historic neighborhood of San Ángel, which is also home to the famous Frida Kahlo Museum and Diego Rivera's home. Visitors can enjoy traditional Mexican dishes in a beautiful and elegant setting, making it a great spot for a special occasion or a romantic dinner.

Hotel Pánuco is a budget-friendly option that is clean and located in a quiet area near the Monumento a la Revolución and the Zócalo. It's a short walk to the Paseo de la Reforma and there's a decent café nearby called Habana.

HousingTláhuac 1mo ago •fernanda_mexico

I know a group that cooks every two weeks for a home in Tláhuac, they gather to cut vegetables, cook, and then send the food to the children in Tláhuac. They organized a fundraiser this summer to buy backpacks and school supplies for the children, and also recently helped buy a refrigerator for the home, I think it's a good place to volunteer.

HousingRoma Norte 1mo ago •Rik Meijer

Any bar along Avenida Alvaro Obragon in Roma Norte is going to be good to for the vibe you're looking for. Departamento, Rojo just to name a few, but there's a bunch.

Casa Comtesse is a great place to stay for solo female travelers, offering a communal breakfast table where you can meet other travelers. It's located in the southern part of Condesa, within walking distance to many places and with good connection to the metro.