Mexico City Homestays

If you're looking to get the experience of living in one of the many beautiful mansions in Roma Norte, then Nima is a no-brainer. Make sure to have your breakfast in the courtyard or on the rooftop terrace!

Nice hotel situated in a quiet street, and a the same time close to Cayoacan attractions. We had a very pleasant stay. Would recommend without hesitation.

Well located hostel in the middle of the city, very nice staff and clean hostel. The only downside was the facilities- there was no laundry on site and insufficient faculties to cook - only a microwave and some small plates.

Easy to tour the historic district near Socalo. It was good to have well equipped public facilities on the roof. But the shower doesn't get hot right away and it's hard to use. The smell of sewers starts to come out when you open the window on the bathroom side! You can't open it. Wi-Fi and data don't explode on the info. I was in room 406, but the pharmacy played a lot of publicity music in front of me. Except for this, line 6 is far from other rooms, so it seems to be the best accommodation on the 4th floor. + I couldn't use the laundry room. The location is not written 🥲

very small hotel with rooms that were tiny and I could hear through the other room when I was walking in, however, pricewise. It was the best option available for a short stay if you just need a small accommodation with a bed and bathroom, this place is ideal. There were strange a bunch of locals trying to get a room and they wouldn’t allow me to check in early until they left. After they left the staff was quite accommodating and flexible. The location was centric but felt a bit unsafe at night.

Try to ask for a high-floor room. The first and second floors are a bit noisy. You can hear the sound of the street during the day and afternoon. The room is very clean and beautiful. The location is really amazing. It is a few minutes walk to the contemporary art gallery and the modern art gallery. The room is clean and modern, what you see is what you get, if you live on a high floor, it is much better. Mexico City water quality problem brushing your teeth with the mineral water given by the hotel. There is a 24-hour business nearby, and it is very convenient to buy snacks.

The environment is very good, the price is right, there is entertainment hall to watch TV, and fitness equipment.

The place was... fine at best. The room is absolutely bare-bones. A bed, a table, a chair, a fan. I guess if you don't want anything more, cool. I would've at least liked a bathroom door that went all the way to the top and bottom of the doorway and stayed closed so my partner didn't have to listen to me use the toilet or be banished to the hallway... call me old fashioned that way. The vibe of the whole place is somewhere between a workstay/youth hostel/someone's house you're renting a room in. It's not the most inviting vibe, mostly because it's impossible to tell who actually works there and who is a guest... I don't know. If I were on a solo backpacking trip this place would've been fine, but as a hotel for a proper vacation... meh.

The place is good location and good value for being next to the zocalo .. I only wish the check in was earlier than 3 pm .. if you want earlier it's 300 pesos which seems quite a lot of money just for an earlier check in as the room itself cost me 400 .. but other than that it's ok the boy on the reception is sweet and always helpful and even speaks English if your Spanish is poor

There is a microwave in the hotel lobby to heat food and provide hot water. The twin room is small and the place to stay is almost gone. The location is excellent, a short walk downstairs is the shopping mall and supermarket, which belongs to the downtown in downtown.