Mexico City
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Dorm beds in Mexico City, Mexico range from $1 to $371/night over the next 3 months. HostelHawk tracks 89 properties. Cheapest upcoming dates: Aug 22, Jul 6, Jul 7.
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Hostel prices in Mexico City, Mexico
A typical dorm night in Mexico City runs about $9.
Across the upcoming months, August tends to be the cheapest month (from $1/night) and September the most expensive (from $9/night).
At $1/night and up, Mexico City is a mid-range hostel destination in Mexico.
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Hostels we track in Mexico City
- Suites DF Hostel 8.9 · 5,051 reviews
- Viajero CDMX Centro Hostel 9.2 · 4,109 reviews
- Hostel Mundo Joven Catedral 9.1 · 3,505 reviews
- Casa Pepe Hostal Boutique Ciudad de México 8.8 · 3,099 reviews
- Mexico City Hostel 8.7 · 2,770 reviews
- Massiosare El Hostel 9.1 · 2,323 reviews
- Metro Hostal Boutique 7.3 · 1,277 reviews
- Apapacho 9.5 · 1,184 reviews
- CASA MX alameda 7.6 · 1,002 reviews
- Hotel Amigo Suites Downtown 7.1 · 816 reviews
- Wanderlust District 9.4 · 816 reviews
- Hostel Airport Mexico DF 7.3 · 576 reviews
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- Casa Pancha 8.9 · 517 reviews
- CASA MX centro 7.5 · 509 reviews
- Downtown Beds 8.4 · 466 reviews
- Barrio Downtown Mexico City Hostel 9.7 · 411 reviews
- Casa Columpio 8.5 · 409 reviews
- Hostal Juarez 8.7 · 397 reviews
- Hostal Cuija Coyoacan 9.2 · 332 reviews
- Anys Hostal 8.6 · 288 reviews
- Hostel Condesa Chapultepec 6.7 · 282 reviews
- Kuxan Condesa 9.4 · 260 reviews
- B&B Mexico Roma Norte 9.6 · 247 reviews
- Casa Amelio Roma Norte 8.6 · 226 reviews
- YWCA Centro Historico 9.4 · 168 reviews
- Hostal Casa Fungi 9.1 · 148 reviews
- U-CO Live Roma 6.0 · 111 reviews
- Roomies Hostal Parque Mexico 5.4 · 107 reviews
- HoM Balderas 7.9 · 106 reviews
- RMS Hostal - Cibeles 6.2 · 98 reviews
- Hostal Nomaddicts 9.6 · 92 reviews
- HoM Monterrey 5.6 · 85 reviews
- La Selva Hostel 9.8 · 82 reviews
- RMS Hostal - Roma 6.4 · 73 reviews
- Hostal CASA MX bellas artes 8.4 · 71 reviews
- Mr. Herold Homes 6.5 · 55 reviews
- Casa Kanabrí Hostal Boutique 7.6 · 47 reviews
- RMS Hostal - Condesa 7.3 · 46 reviews
- Hostal Roma Condesa 8.4 · 45 reviews
- La Ceiba Hostel 9.3 · 39 reviews
- Frontera 49 8.1 · 35 reviews
- RMS Suites - Zona rosa 7.9 · 27 reviews
- Hostal 109 9.8 · 26 reviews
- Mala Vecindad Beer Hostel CDMX 2.0 · 26 reviews
- RMS Hostal - Santa Maria 7.3 · 24 reviews
- Xolo Hostel 8.9 · 24 reviews
- Triver Coliving 8.5 · 23 reviews
- RMS Hostal - Roma Norte 7.5 · 21 reviews
- Distrito Condesa Rooms and Suites 0.0 · 17 reviews
- Mala Vecindad Centro Historico 7.8 · 14 reviews
- U-Co Live Centro 5.7 · 14 reviews
- Hostel Bemaro Mexico City 8.1 · 13 reviews
- Monterrey 187 8.6 · 13 reviews
- Escandon Suites 9.1 · 12 reviews
- Hostal Auditorio 8.5 · 11 reviews
- Downtown Treasure Place 10.0 · 10 reviews
- Barsan Hostel – CDMX Backpacker Experience 10.0 · 7 reviews
- Hostal Kemmm 8.1 · 6 reviews
- Aqui Comes Rico Airport Hostel 9.9 · 4 reviews
- Casa Tamayo 0.0 · 3 reviews
- Armonik Suites 0.0 · 2 reviews
- Cadillac Hotel Boutique 9.4 · 2 reviews
- H87 6.3 · 2 reviews
- Hostal Ciudad de México 2.3 · 2 reviews
- Hostal Kahlo 8.6 · 2 reviews
- Villa Coyoacan 10.0 · 2 reviews
- Casa Agaveria 10.0 · 1 reviews
- Casa Bamboo 10.0 · 1 reviews
- Colmena Hotel CDMX Suites Roma 4.6 · 1 reviews
- Posada Bugambilia 9.7 · 1 reviews
- Ryo Kan 10.0 · 1 reviews
- Casa Mateo Stay
- Casa Regina CDMX
- Casa Sabina Down Town
- Coliving-El Paraiso
- Colmena Hotel CDMX Centro
- Colmena Hotel CDMX Tonala
- Habitaciones Roma
- Hostal Aztec
- Hotel Lepanto
- Hotel Virreyes México
- Lofts San Angel
- Niu Coliving Monte Alban
- Niu Coliving Ohio
- Pandora House
- Residence Las Trojes CDMX
- Residencias Señorial Centro Histórico
- Smile Center Hube
- Straw Hat Hostel & RoofTop Bar CDMX
Local knowledge for Mexico City
Where to stay
Roma Norte and Condesa put you walking distance from Parque México and the Álvaro Obregón restaurant strip, with Metro Line 1 at Insurgentes a few blocks away. Centro Histórico hostels are cheaper and drop you two blocks from the Zócalo, but keep your bag zipped on the Metro after dark.
Getting around
- Get a tarjeta de transporte rechargeable card at any Metro station. A single ride costs a few pesos, and Line 1 runs directly from Roma to Centro in under 15 minutes.
- For lunch, head to Mercado de Medellín in Colonia Roma. A full comida corrida with soup, main, and agua fresca runs very cheaply. The sit-down spots on Álvaro Obregón charge three times that for the same food.
- Avoid booking last-minute around Semana Santa and the first week of November. Día de Muertos draws big crowds to Mixquic and the city itself, and decent Roma or Condesa beds sell out weeks ahead.
When to go
June through August brings daily afternoon rain but also the lowest hostel rates. Prices spike hardest in late March or April for Semana Santa and again the first week of November.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a hostel in Mexico City cost per night?
Dorm beds in Mexico City currently range from $1 to $371/night based on the next 3 months of availability.
When are the cheapest dates to book a hostel in Mexico City?
Based on current data, the cheapest upcoming dates for hostels in Mexico City are August 22, July 6, July 7.
How many hostels does HostelHawk track in Mexico City?
HostelHawk currently tracks 89 hostels in Mexico City, Mexico.
What's the cheapest month to book a hostel in Mexico City?
Based on current availability, August has the lowest hostel prices in Mexico City, with dorm beds from $1/night.
Is Mexico City affordable compared to other hostel cities in Mexico?
Mexico City is a mid-range hostel destination in Mexico, with dorm prices starting from $1/night.
Where do backpackers stay in Mexico City?
Roma Norte and Condesa put you walking distance from Parque México and the Álvaro Obregón restaurant strip, with Metro Line 1 at Insurgentes a few blocks away. Centro Histórico hostels are cheaper and drop you two blocks from the Zócalo, but keep your bag zipped on the Metro after dark.
What is the best time of year to visit Mexico City?
June through August brings daily afternoon rain but also the lowest hostel rates. Prices spike hardest in late March or April for Semana Santa and again the first week of November.