Where to stay in Mexico City
Zona Rosa in Colonia Juárez has the densest cluster of gay bars, and leafy Roma and Condesa next door are good for cafés, parks and a calmer base. October to May is the drier season, and the city's Pride march at the end of June is one of the largest in Latin America.
The Red Tree House
Hipódromo Condesa
A homey B&B in a 1930s house near Parque México. Breakfast is served at a shared table in the garden patio. Guests often mention the friendly hosts and the calm setting, which make it easy to meet other travelers.
Official siteHotel Geneve
Zona Rosa / Juárez (Londres 130)
A grand hotel from the early 1900s with old-world lobbies, a block or two from the Zona Rosa bars. Guests praise the staff and the history. Some find the rooms dated, but you get a lot of character for a mid-range price.
Official siteCondesa DF
Condesa (Avenida Veracruz 102)
A design hotel in a 1928 building facing a leafy park, with a rooftop terrace bar that draws a stylish local crowd. It suits guys who want a lively, good-looking base in Condesa and don't mind some evening noise.
Official sitePlan around these
Mexico City Pride
Mexico City, Mexico · Dates TBA TBA, late June
A massive march down Reforma to the Zócalo.
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