CDMX may be better known for its ancient ruins and unrivaled cuisine, but also hosts some of the design industry’s biggest rising stars. The best Mexico City Airbnbs get you up close and personal with all of its earthly delights and exquisite interiors, plus help you skip the sprawling resorts and big-name hotels for homegrown charm.
From a two-bedroom apartment inspired by traditional artists’ residences to an artfully renovated biblioteca, to a 1950s bungalow with a 40-foot-long pool, these Airbnb rentals are havens of Mexican culture and artistry. After all, few countries do transitional indoor-outdoor living spaces quite like Mexico does, which is why design enthusiasts, digital nomads, and jet-setters head below the border in droves whenever the need for sun and visual inspiration strikes. That, and carne asada tacos and spicy margaritas taste so much better on a terrace overlooking Bosque de Chapultepec than they do when Seamless-ed to your apartment. Here, some of the dreamiest Mexico City Airbnbs to book rapido before someone else gets the same idea.
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Designed by Atelier Zuniga López and architecture firm Jsa, this one-bedroom in one of the city’s most popular neighborhoods is a deep, healing breath manifested. Inside, the kitchen is stocked for simple meals—best for visitors looking to explore the city’s deep culinary scene. Take coffee on the plant-covered balcony, and retreat to the cove of a bedroom at the end of the day, where the rich color palette and soft textiles exude relaxing vibes. Another hidden perk? A free parking space for guests. Other amenities include an in-unit washer and dryer, a Bluetooth system, dedicated workspace, a coffeemaker, and building staff that can help you access the space 24/7. From $141 per night.
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