The 10 Best Airbnbs in Juarez Mexico City (#9’s Rooftop Overlooks the Angel)
Looking for the best Airbnbs in Juarez Mexico City?
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.
Colonia Juárez is a central Mexico City neighborhood between Paseo de la Reforma and Roma Norte, home to the Zona Rosa and right by the Ángel de la Independencia — and some of Mexico’s best Airbnbs.
👀 Curious about my top pick? It’s the two-bedroom Zona Rosa apartment one block from the Ángel — check it out here.
Juárez mixes lively nightlife streets with quieter blocks, so exactly where your Airbnb sits shapes your whole stay. 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 Airbnbs in Juarez Mexico City
| Name | Best for | See more |
|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ Two-Bedroom Zona Rosa Apartment a Block from the Ángel | Groups of up to 4, families, pet-friendly | ➡️ Check it out |
| 2️⃣ One-Bedroom Designer Loft Right Above Café NiN | Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads | ➡️ Check it out |
| 3️⃣ Three-Bedroom Penthouse Steps from Reforma and Roma Norte | Groups of up to 6, families, pet-friendly | ➡️ Check it out |
⚠️ If none of these work, browse all the Airbnbs in Juárez here, and use their filters to narrow down your search to find your ideal place.
The 10 Best Airbnbs in Juarez Mexico City
1. Two-Bedroom Zona Rosa Apartment a Block from the Ángel
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 4, families, pet-friendly
- 🛌 Beds: 2
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
You’ll fall in love with this apartment in the heart of the Zona Rosa, just one block from the Ángel de la Independencia and Paseo de la Reforma.
Picture strolling to galleries, museums, bars and restaurants, or walking over to Roma, Condesa and Polanco.
The décor is built around pieces of Mexican craftsmanship, with books about the country and places worth visiting.
The main bedroom has a king bed, and the second bedroom has a double bed.
The building has a coworking area and a small gym, and there’s a free parking space on site.
Two metro stations, the Metrobús and bike-share stations are all close by.
One pet is welcome.
It sleeps 4 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms.
Heads up: it’s a busy nightlife area, so you may sometimes hear music from nearby venues, and there’s no washer or dryer.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
2. One-Bedroom Designer Loft Right Above Café NiN
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads
- 🛌 Beds: 1
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
You’ll fall in love with this beautifully remodeled designer loft in a restored heritage building in trendy Juárez.
The best perk: Café NiN, famous for its Rosetta pastries, is right downstairs.
Picture slow mornings with a Nespresso while a record spins on the Technics sound system.
Art galleries, coffee shops and trendy restaurants surround you, and Reforma, Roma Norte, Condesa and the Historic Center are easy to explore.
Inside, there’s central AC, a dishwasher, a Smeg oven and an in-unit washer and dryer.
Super-fast Wi-Fi and a desk with an office chair make it great for remote work.
It sleeps 2 guests in 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom.
Heads up: you’ll need to climb stairs, and there’s no parking on site.
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3. Three-Bedroom Penthouse Steps from Reforma and Roma Norte
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 6, families, pet-friendly
- 🛌 Beds: 3
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This modern penthouse sits on the top (fifth) floor, just steps from Reforma, Roma Norte and Condesa.
Picture unwinding with city skyline views after dinner at one of the area’s restaurants, cafés or bars.
The décor is contemporary with Mexican accents, and most of the beds, linens and appliances are new.
There’s a king bed and two queen beds, a fully equipped kitchen and a bright living and dining area.
Families get a travel crib, a high chair, a baby monitor and children’s books and toys.
Fast Wi-Fi, a workspace in a room with a door and an in-unit washer and dryer make longer stays easy.
The building has an elevator and 24/7 security, and one pet is welcome.
It sleeps 6 guests in 3 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms.
Heads up: the one private parking space fits only small and medium-size cars.
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4. One-Bedroom Apartment on Reforma with a Pool, Gym and Spa
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads
- 🛌 Beds: 2
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You’ll love this apartment in Reforma 222, a luxury complex on Paseo de la Reforma, very close to the Ángel de la Independencia.
Picture a morning swim in the pool, then a two-block walk to the Zona Rosa’s shops, bars and restaurants.
The complex also has a gym, a spa, a hot tub, a sauna, a yoga area, a paddle court and a jogging track.
The apartment has views of the pool and the city skyline, plus AC in the bedroom.
There’s free parking, an elevator, and a washer and dryer in the building for a fee.
A tour office next door can take you to the Teotihuacán pyramids and other sights.
It sleeps 4 guests in 1 bedroom with 1.5 bathrooms.
Heads up: the pool and gym are shared, and every guest shows ID and registers at the building entrance on the first visit.
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5. Three-Level Penthouse with a Private Rooftop Terrace
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads, budget travelers, pet-friendly
- 🛌 Beds: 2
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This three-level penthouse suite sits in a historic building protected by Mexico’s National Institute of Fine Arts, a short walk from Paseo de la Reforma.
The building once belonged to the Mundet family, owners of one of Mexico’s most famous soft drink factories.
Its glass-block architecture is a rare example from the early 1930s.
Picture grilling dinner on your private rooftop terrace, then relaxing on a lounge chair with a view of Reforma.
The terrace also has a fire pit and an outdoor dining area.
Inside, the décor is elegant and professionally designed, with a walk-in closet and a 50-inch TV.
It’s one of the few places in the area with parking, with two spaces in the building’s basement garage.
Up to two pets are welcome.
It sleeps 4 guests in 1 bedroom with 2 bathrooms.
Heads up: the suite is spread over three levels, and there’s no washer or dryer.
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6. Artsy Two-Bedroom Apartment Three Blocks from Arena México
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 3, families
- 🛌 Beds: 2
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You’ll love this artsy, central apartment, just three blocks from Arena México and its famous lucha libre matches.
Picture spending your days hopping between nearby cafés, galleries, markets and theaters.
There are two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, plus a walk-in closet.
The building has a gym, an elevator and staff available 24 hours a day.
A Nespresso machine, a washer, a Bluetooth speaker and a dedicated workspace make it easy to settle in.
Getting around is simple, with the Metro, the Metrobús, Ecobici bikes and Uber all close at hand.
It sleeps 3 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms.
Heads up: there’s no dryer, and parking is in a paid lot off-site.
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7. Two-Bedroom Condo near the Alameda and Bellas Artes
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 4, families
- 🛌 Beds: 2
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
This new, modern condo is a roomy 1,050 square feet (98 m²) in historic Colonia Juárez.
Picture walking to Paseo de la Reforma, the Alameda Central, the Palacio de Bellas Artes and the Historic Center.
Roma and Condesa are close by too, and the San Juan Market is within walking distance.
The two bedrooms have a king bed and a queen bed, with Egyptian cotton sheets and quality mattresses.
Custom furniture combines hardwood and real marble, and there’s plenty of natural light.
A Nespresso machine with Mexican coffee capsules, a washer and dryer and super-fast Wi-Fi make it easy to settle in.
There’s also a dedicated workspace, a walk-in closet, a safe and a 55-inch TV with Netflix.
It sleeps 4 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms.
Heads up: there’s a 5-night minimum, and weekend nights can be noisy, though the host provides earplugs.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
8. Studio in the Heart of Colonia Juárez
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads, pet-friendly
- 🛌 Beds: 1
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This studio sits right in the heart of Colonia Juárez, one of the city’s most vibrant hot spots.
Picture stepping out the door into a neighborhood full of cafés, galleries, designer shops, restaurants and nightlife.
It’s made for travelers who want independence and comfort, with everything at your doorstep.
There’s a comfortable bed, a sofa bed, a TV and Wi-Fi.
The kitchen has the basics, plus an espresso machine and a drip coffee maker.
Self check-in with a smart lock makes arrival easy, and there’s a safe for your valuables.
One pet is welcome (no cats).
It sleeps 2 guests in a studio with 1 bathroom.
Heads up: there’s no washer or dryer.
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9. One-Bedroom Loft with a Rooftop View of the Ángel
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads, budget travelers
- 🛌 Beds: 1
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This modern, fully furnished loft is made for two, with a coffee bar and everything you need for a comfortable stay.
Picture an evening barbecue on the building’s rooftop, with a spectacular view of the Ángel de la Independencia.
The kitchen comes equipped with a stove, an oven, a toaster and a blender.
There’s also a dedicated workspace with Wi-Fi, a fan and a safe.
The building has a washer and dryer, and self check-in uses a keypad.
It sleeps 2 guests in 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom.
Heads up: the rooftop is shared with the rest of the building.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
10. Two-Bedroom Loft with a Large Private Patio in Zona Rosa
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 4, families
- 🛌 Beds: 2
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
You’ll fall in love with this bright, stylish loft in Colonia Juárez, just a block from Roma Norte’s best restaurants.
Picture slow mornings with coffee on the large private patio, which faces a quiet street.
The open-plan kitchen has a big island, a dining table for four and a coffee machine.
There’s a desk, 300 Mbps internet and a 55-inch smart TV with Netflix, so it’s easy to work or unwind.
An all-in-one washer and dryer, 24/7 security and a parking spot in the building’s car elevator make longer stays easy.
It sleeps 4 guests in 2 bedrooms with 1.5 bathrooms.
Heads up: on one side, the bedroom walls don’t reach the ceiling, so there’s less privacy, and there’s no AC.
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Best Airbnbs in Juarez Mexico City FAQ
Is Colonia Juárez a good area to stay in Mexico City?
Yes, Juárez is one of Mexico City’s most central neighborhoods, between Paseo de la Reforma and Roma Norte, packed with galleries, cafés, restaurants and nightlife.
The two-bedroom Zona Rosa apartment is one block from the Ángel de la Independencia, and the apartment in Reforma 222 sits right on Reforma.
Want to compare neighborhoods? See my picks for the best Mexico City Airbnbs.
Are there Airbnbs in Juárez, Mexico City with a pool or gym?
Yes, Reforma 222 has a shared pool, gym, spa and hot tub.
The two-bedroom Zona Rosa apartment and the artsy apartment near Arena México also have gyms in their buildings.
Prefer something more upscale? Check out the best Polanco Airbnbs.
Like leafy streets and parks? Here are the best Airbnbs in Condesa.
Do Airbnbs in Juárez, Mexico City have air conditioning?
Most don’t, since Mexico City’s mild climate rarely calls for it, but a couple on this list do.
The designer loft above Café NiN has central AC, and Reforma 222 has AC in the bedroom.
Watching your budget? See my list of the best cheap Airbnbs in Mexico City.
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