40 Hostels in Mexico City, Mexico

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Hostel La Selva

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We have 40 hostels in Mexico City with an average rating of 8.4 based on 23,778 reviews

About Mexico City

Mexico City is located in the Valley of Mexico at an altitude of 2,240 meters (7,339 feet). It is the capital of Mexico and the largest city in the country. It has a population of around 9 million people, the next city is only a fraction of the size at around 1.7 million.

Hostels in Mexico City are generally centrally located, and there are over twenty different hostel options to choose from. Not only are there many options for Mexico City hostels, but they’re also highly rated and sure to provide a great experience. You can't go wrong with the best hostels in Mexico City!

Staying around the Historic Centre of Mexico City will ensure that you’re near many of the prime attractions. Staying further west will get you closer to the Bosque de Chapultepec, one of the largest city parks in the Western Hemisphere. Mexico City hostels are also conveniently around a variety of highly recommended restaurants around the Historic Centre, and the bars and nightclubs are close-by too! We recommend staying near La Condesa and Colonia Roma for the plethora of things to enjoy.

La Condesa is home to a variety of hip shops offering shoes, accessories, and vintage and consignment stores. You’ll also be surrounded by restaurants serving food from all around the world. The nightlife is on another level too; La Condesa has everything from karaoke bars and lounges to nightclubs, and any genre that you might feel like jamming out to. Aside from the clubs, bars, shopping, and parks in Mexico City, there are many historic activities to take advantage of as well. Taking a tour of Teotihuacan will give you a glance back 2,100 years! You should also walk through the lively markets and float the colourful canals of Xochimilco. The Island of Dolls will be awaiting you in Xochimilco if you’re brave enough.

The Mexico City Metro operates throughout the entire city from North to South and East to West and everywhere in between! Two above ground services include the Metrobús and Trolebús that help to make your travel plans more flexible; or, you can catch a Peseros or RTP, which are two different kinds of buses that cover hundreds of different bus routes. The Tren Ligero runs in the south of Mexico City and will help get you to Xochimilco. If you fancy a pedal, there are bike rentals too.