The 10 Best Campeche Airbnbs (#8 Has Gulf Views from Every Bedroom)

Looking for the best Campeche Airbnbs?
You’re in the right place as I’ve called Mexico home since 2018, and I’ve stayed in 50+ Airbnbs all over the country — Campeche included.
Campeche is a UNESCO World Heritage walled city on the Gulf of Mexico, with pastel colonial streets and stone bastions built to keep out pirates — and some of Mexico’s best Airbnbs.
👀 Curious about my top pick? It’s the remodeled colonial home with a pool and terrace in Barrio de Guadalupe — check it out here.
The tricky part is choosing between a colonial house inside the city walls and a home in one of the old barrios nearby, like San Román, San Francisco or Guadalupe. That’s where I come in!
I’ve hand-picked a list of places, all with nearly-5 star ratings, lots of glowing reviews, and Airbnb’s Guest Favorite badge.
My Top 3 Picks: The Best Campeche Airbnbs
| Name | Neighborhood | Best for | See more |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ Remodeled Colonial Home with a Pool and Terrace in Barrio de Guadalupe | Guadalupe | Groups of up to 6, families | ➡️ Check it out |
| 2️⃣ 18th-Century Colonial Home with a Private Hot Tub in the Walled City | Historic center | Groups of up to 4, families | ➡️ Check it out |
| 3️⃣ Restored Colonial Townhouse with a Private Pool in Barrio de San Francisco | San Francisco | Groups of up to 6, families | ➡️ Check it out |
⚠️ If none of these work, browse all the Campeche Airbnbs here, and use their filters to narrow down your search to find your ideal place.
The 10 Best Campeche Airbnbs
1. Remodeled Colonial Home with a Pool and Terrace in Barrio de Guadalupe
- 📍 Neighborhood: Campeche (Barrio de Guadalupe)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 6, families
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
Casa Volta keeps its classic colonial facade, with a fresh, modern interior behind it.
It’s in the classic Guadalupe neighborhood, a few steps from the cathedral, bars, restaurants, parks and museums.
Picture yourself cooling off in the pool with a cold drink after a day of walking the city.
Or curl up with a book on the second-floor terrace.
Each of the 3 bedrooms has its own bathroom, AC, a closet and a TV.
Your host, Luis Mauricio, gives you a city map when you arrive, so you’ll never get lost.
It sleeps 6 guests in 3 bedrooms with 3.5 bathrooms.
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2. 18th-Century Colonial Home with a Private Hot Tub in the Walled City
- 📍 Neighborhood: Campeche (historic center)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 4, families
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
Casa Nicté is a real 18th-century colonial home inside Campeche’s UNESCO-listed walled city.
Its name means “flower” in Mayan, after the original floral tile floors that cover the house.
Picture yourself in the private hot tub, surrounded by tall white stone walls.
Then swing in a rooftop hammock and watch the cathedral towers.
The courtyard has a flower-shaped stone fountain and three fragrant Sak Nicté trees, and inside are double-height timber ceilings.
Both bedrooms have AC and memory foam mattresses, and fast Wi-Fi and a workspace make remote work easy.
Complimentary bikes let you ride the boardwalk or out to Fort San Miguel.
It sleeps 4 guests in 2 bedrooms with 1 bathroom, and the Baluarte de San Pedro is a block away.
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3. Restored Colonial Townhouse with a Private Pool in Barrio de San Francisco
- 📍 Neighborhood: Campeche (Barrio de San Francisco)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 6, families
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
Casa Labná is a newly restored colonial house in San Francisco, one of the city’s oldest traditional neighborhoods.
It’s ranked in the top 5% of homes on Airbnb.
Picture yourself coming home from a day of sightseeing to a refreshing swim in your private pool.
Pool towels, shampoo and body wash are all provided.
The spacious rooms keep the cool freshness of a colonial house, and the main bedroom has a hammock.
The malecón, the historic center, cafés and supermarkets are all within about a 25-minute walk.
It sleeps 6 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms, and there’s a dedicated workspace.
Heads up: quiet hours start at 9 p.m.
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4. Three-Bedroom House in the Walled City with Restaurant Meals in the Courtyard
- 📍 Neighborhood: Campeche (historic center)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 6, families, pet-friendly
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
Casa El Flamboyán is inside the walled city, two blocks from the restaurant area and a 5-minute walk from the Malecón.
Here’s the fun part: you can order breakfast or lunch from El Son Jarocho, a favorite restaurant on the same street, and eat it in the courtyard.
Picture yourself lingering over a late breakfast in the courtyard, before heading out to explore on foot.
Two bikes are included for riding the 4.3-mile (7 km) Campeche esplanade.
Each of the 3 bedrooms has AC and a full bathroom, with one in the main house and two in the back.
One pet is welcome, and there’s a workspace in a room with a door.
It sleeps 6 guests in 3 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms.
Heads up: there are stairs, and the Wi-Fi is on the slow side (15 Mbps).
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5. Colonial House on Pedestrian Calle 59 in the Walled City
- 📍 Neighborhood: Campeche (historic center)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 6, families, pet-friendly
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Casa Landó sits right in the middle of Calle 59, the pedestrian street at the heart of the walled city.
The city’s most popular restaurants and bars are steps away, but the house is in a quiet spot.
Picture yourself stepping out the front door into the cool evening air with your favorite drink, just like Campeche’s ancestors did.
Guests love how spacious this beautiful colonial house is.
Both bedrooms have AC, and up to 2 pets are welcome.
It sleeps 6 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms.
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6. Colonial Loft in the Heart of the Walled City
- 📍 Neighborhood: Campeche (historic center)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads, budget travelers, pet-friendly
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This colonial loft is in the most important part of the walled city, steps from Campeche’s historic and picturesque sites.
Picture yourself ending a day of exploring with a long soak in the bathtub.
There’s AC, a ceiling fan, a TV and books to read.
Your host, Adriana, is a Superhost, and one pet is welcome.
It sleeps 3 guests in 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom.
Heads up: there’s no full kitchen, just a mini fridge, a microwave and a coffee maker.
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7. Two-Bedroom Family Home in a Private Community near the Historic Center
- 📍 Neighborhood: Campeche (near Barrio de San Román)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 6, families, budget travelers
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
Casa Rosario is ranked in the top 10% of homes on Airbnb, in one of Campeche’s oldest neighborhoods.
It’s in a private community, a few blocks from the pier and about a 10-minute walk from the historic center.
Picture yourself swaying in a hammock after a day of browsing the cafés and artisan shops on Calle 59.
Both bedrooms have AC, a ceiling fan, a hammock and a desk.
Traveling with a baby? There’s a crib, a high chair, a baby bath and toys.
It sleeps 6 guests in 2 bedrooms with 1 bathroom, and there’s a carport for your car.
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8. Three-Bedroom Condo with Ocean Views from Every Bedroom
- 📍 Neighborhood: Campeche (waterfront, near Fuerte de San Miguel)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 6, families, pet-friendly
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
All 3 bedrooms in this stylish condo have ocean views.
Picture yourself opening your eyes to the Gulf of Mexico, without leaving your bed.
The main bedroom has a 65-inch QLED TV, and every bed is a queen.
It’s in one of Campeche’s most private and quiet areas, ranked in the top 10% of homes on Airbnb.
There’s parking for 2 large vehicles and a dedicated workspace, and up to 2 pets are welcome.
It sleeps 6 guests in 3 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms.
Heads up: it’s on the second floor, and it has ocean views but no beach access.
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9. Tiny Home near the Pier in Barrio de San Román
- 📍 Neighborhood: Campeche (Barrio de San Román)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads, budget travelers
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
Casa Al Mar is a tiny home in San Román, an old neighborhood full of stories, food and tradition.
It’s a few meters from the pier, right in the restaurant area.
Picture yourself strolling over in the evening to watch one of Campeche’s beautiful sunsets.
Inside, there’s an air-conditioned bedroom, a kitchenette, a smart TV and a dedicated workspace.
Your host, Francisco Israel, is a Superhost.
It sleeps 4 guests in 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom, and the historic center is about a 15-minute walk.
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10. Historic Family House with a Private Hot Tub
- 📍 Neighborhood: Campeche (historic center)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
Casa Lilia is a historic house that was the host’s grandparents’ home, lovingly brought back to life.
It’s ranked in the top 10% of homes on Airbnb.
Picture yourself unwinding in the private hot tub, one of the few in the area.
Inside, there’s a king bed, a bathtub, AC and a dedicated workspace.
Your host, Ileana, promises some of the most spectacular sunrises and sunsets in southeast Mexico.
It sleeps 3 guests in 1 bedroom with 1.5 bathrooms.
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Best Campeche Airbnbs FAQ
What is the best area to stay in Campeche?
The historic center, inside the city walls, is the best area if you want to walk to the cathedral, Calle 59 and the Malecón.
The old barrios just outside the walls, like San Román, San Francisco and Guadalupe, are quieter and still a short walk from the center.
Wondering what makes it so special? See why it made my list of the most beautiful cities in Mexico.
Getting there by train? Read about riding the Mayan Train in Mexico.
Do you need a car in Campeche?
Not if you stay in or near the historic center, since you can walk almost everywhere.
A car is handy for day trips to archaeological sites like Edzná, and some rentals include bikes for riding the Malecón.
Planning your trip? Check out my best things to do in Campeche.
Want to see more ruins? Check out my best Mayan ruins of Mexico.
Are there Campeche Airbnbs with pools?
Yes, a few restored colonial homes have private pools or hot tubs.
On this list, Casa Volta and Casa Labná have pools, while Casa Nicté and Casa Lilia have private hot tubs.
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