The 10 Best Mexico City Long Term Rentals (#9 Has a Private Rooftop Terrace)
Looking for the best Mexico City long term rentals?
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 — Mexico City included.
Mexico City is Mexico’s huge, buzzing capital, with leafy neighborhoods like Condesa and Roma, world-class museums and tacos on every corner — and some of Mexico’s best Airbnbs.
👀 Curious about my top pick? It’s the Condesa loft with a workspace, a heated indoor pool and 24/7 security — check it out here.
Not every Airbnb is set up for living and working there for weeks, and a missing desk, washer or real kitchen gets old fast. 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 Mexico City Long Term Rentals
| Name | Neighborhood | Best for | See more |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1️⃣ One-Bedroom Condesa Loft with a Heated Pool and Gym | Condesa | Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads | ➡️ Check it out |
| 2️⃣ Two-Bedroom Roma Norte Apartment with a Washer and Dryer | Roma Norte | Groups of up to 7, families | ➡️ Check it out |
| 3️⃣ Private Casita with a Patio in Escandón | Escandón | Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads | ➡️ Check it out |
⚠️ If none of these work, browse all the Mexico City Airbnbs here, and use their filters to narrow down your search to find your ideal place.
The 10 Best Mexico City Long Term Rentals
1. One-Bedroom Condesa Loft with a Heated Pool and Gym
- 📍 Neighborhood: Mexico City (Condesa)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
You’ll fall in love with this modern Condesa flat, just steps from parks, cafés and restaurants in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
Picture an early swim in the building’s heated indoor pool, then coffee at your desk before your first call.
The workspace is in a room with a door, and the Wi-Fi is high-speed.
The building adds a gym, a steam room, a business center, an elevator and 24/7 security with on-site staff.
The equipped kitchen has a gas stove, an oven, a blender and a drip coffee maker, and departure cleaning is included.
The 558-square-foot (52 m²) apartment also comes with a queen bed, a smart TV and an assigned parking space.
It sleeps 2 guests in 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom.
Heads up: there’s no washer (a laundromat is nearby), and visitors aren’t allowed in the building.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
2. Two-Bedroom Roma Norte Apartment with a Washer and Dryer
- 📍 Neighborhood: Mexico City (Roma Norte)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 7, families
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
This stylish, modern apartment sits on a lively square in the most walkable part of Roma Norte.
Picture grabbing an Ecobici bike right on the square, with restaurants, bars, museums and parks all around you.
For a long stay, the free in-unit washer and dryer are a real win.
There’s a dedicated workspace, Wi-Fi, a full kitchen with an oven and a rice maker, and a private patio or balcony.
A ping-pong table and a Bluetooth sound system make downtime fun.
The building has an elevator, a doorman and a paid garage space for one compact car.
Housekeeping is available at an extra cost, and a curtain divider turns the living room into a third sleeping area.
It sleeps 7 guests in 2 bedrooms with 1.5 bathrooms.
Heads up: quiet hours start at 9 p.m., and every guest must send an official ID before check-in.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
3. Private Casita with a Patio in Escandón
- 📍 Neighborhood: Mexico City (Escandón)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
You’ll fall in love with this light-filled casita in Escandón, a safe, residential and authentic neighborhood.
Picture slow mornings with coffee on your private patio full of plants before settling in to work.
It’s made for remote work, with fast Wi-Fi, pocket Wi-Fi, an Ethernet connection and a workspace in a room with a door.
For longer stays, weekly cleaning with fresh towels and linens is included at no extra cost.
The kitchen has a stove, a microwave, a toaster and even a bread maker.
The Patriotismo and Tacubaya Metro stations, the Metrobús and Ecobici are all close by.
It sleeps 2 guests in 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom.
Heads up: the hosts and their friendly dog live on the property, outside visitors aren’t allowed, and there’s no washer or heating.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
4. 31st-Floor Polanco Apartment with City Views and a Heated Pool
- 📍 Neighborhood: Mexico City (Polanco)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads, pet-friendly
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
This stylish apartment sits on the 31st floor, with panoramic views of the city and the mountains, three blocks from Masaryk.
Picture ending your workday with a swim in the heated indoor pool, then a soak in the hot tub as the city lights come on.
The Wi-Fi is fast, at 84 Mbps, and the workspace is in a room with a door.
There’s a free in-unit washer and dryer, a full kitchen with a gas stove and an oven, and a walk-in closet.
You’ll also have a pool table, plus the building’s gym, sauna, movie theater and elevator, all with no extra fees.
One pet is welcome.
It sleeps 4 guests in 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom.
Heads up: parking inside the building costs extra, and you book pool and hot tub times at the lobby.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
5. New One-Bedroom Del Valle Apartment with Two Bathrooms
- 📍 Neighborhood: Mexico City (Del Valle)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads, budget travelers
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
Everything in this Del Valle apartment is new, with luxury finishes and all you need to settle in for a long stay.
Picture an easy routine: groceries from the supermarket just steps away, then dinner at your outdoor table.
The workspace is in a room with a door, and there’s Wi-Fi and a washer.
The kitchen has a gas stove, an oven, a blender and a coffee maker.
The building has an elevator, free parking and staff available 24 hours a day.
The Metro, bus lines, cafés, restaurants and parks are all nearby.
Two bathrooms give couples a little extra space.
It sleeps 2 guests in 1 bedroom with 2 bathrooms.
Heads up: there’s no dryer, and visitors aren’t allowed.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
6. Large Studio near Coyoacán’s Main Square with a Private Terrace
- 📍 Neighborhood: Mexico City (Coyoacán)
- ❤️ Best for: Couples, friends, solo travelers, digital nomads, pet-friendly
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
This new, elegant studio is a 10-minute walk from Coyoacán’s main square, in the traditional Cuadrante de San Francisco.
Picture lazy weekend mornings on your own terrace with loungers, then a stroll to Frida Kahlo’s house, about 20 minutes away on foot.
The host designed it for relaxing and remote work, with a comfortable desk, Wi-Fi, pocket Wi-Fi and an Ethernet connection.
For stays longer than a week, weekly cleaning and a fresh change of sheets and towels are included.
The fully equipped kitchen has an island, a dishwasher, an oven, a drip coffee maker and a French press.
There’s a queen memory-foam bed, a sofa bed, blackout curtains on every window and a 55-inch 4K TV.
There’s free parking, and one pet is welcome.
It sleeps 4 guests in a studio with 1 bathroom.
Heads up: there’s no washer (laundry service costs extra), and you reach the studio by its own staircase.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
7. Vintage Two-Bedroom Condesa Apartment with a Washer and Dryer
- 📍 Neighborhood: Mexico City (Condesa)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 4, families
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
This pretty vintage apartment puts you in Condesa, near a bunch of great restaurants and bars.
Picture strolling home after dinner out, with the whole apartment to yourself.
One bedroom has a king bed and the other a double bed, plus an armchair bed for a child or another adult.
For a long stay, the washer and dryer are a big plus.
The fully equipped kitchen has a stove, an oven, a microwave and a blender, and there’s Wi-Fi.
It’s 5 minutes from Patriotismo Metro and 7 minutes from the Ángel de la Independencia.
It sleeps 4 guests in 2 bedrooms with 1 bathroom.
Heads up: it’s on the second floor up a flight of stairs, it’s a busy area, and there’s no dedicated workspace.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
8. Ground-Floor Two-Bedroom Apartment in Narvarte with a Patio
- 📍 Neighborhood: Mexico City (Narvarte)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 3, families, budget travelers, pet-friendly
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
This cozy ground-floor apartment sits in the heart of Narvarte, on a street lined with restaurants, cafés, supermarkets and, of course, taquerías.
Picture an evening walk to Parque Delta, just a few blocks away, then dinner on your small patio.
The living and dining rooms are bright, and the host says they’re a comfortable space for working during the day.
There’s a dedicated workspace, Wi-Fi and a free in-unit washer.
The kitchen has a gas stove, a fridge, a microwave and cooking basics.
Colonia Roma is about 15 minutes away.
One pet is welcome.
It sleeps 3 guests in 2 bedrooms with 1.5 bathrooms.
Heads up: there’s no parking, but a public lot is two blocks away.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
9. Two-Bedroom Penthouse with a Private Rooftop Terrace and Grill
- 📍 Neighborhood: Mexico City (Del Valle)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 6, families
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
You’ll fall in love with this new penthouse in Del Valle, close to Roma, Condesa and Coyoacán.
Picture sunset drinks on your 100% private roof terrace, with city skyline views and the grill fired up.
Up top, there’s an outdoor kitchen with a sink, a barbecue grill, a dining area and a half bathroom.
Work is easy with fast 62 Mbps Wi-Fi, an Ethernet connection and a workspace in the common area.
There’s a free in-unit washer and dryer, a dishwasher and a 75-inch TV.
The building has an elevator and a doorman, and two parking spaces in the garage are free.
Cleaning is available during your stay.
It sleeps 6 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2.5 bathrooms.
Heads up: quiet hours start at 10 p.m., and every guest must share a photo ID before check-in.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
10. Cheerful Two-Bedroom Apartment in Escandón, near Condesa
- 📍 Neighborhood: Mexico City (Escandón)
- ❤️ Best for: Groups of up to 5, families, pet-friendly
- ➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
This cheerful, spacious apartment sits in Escandón, famous for its cantinas and seafood restaurants, a 10-minute walk from Hipódromo Condesa.
Picture starting your day at the coffee bar, with a drip coffee maker, a French press and a Nespresso machine to choose from.
The workspace is in a room with a door, and there’s Wi-Fi and a free in-unit washer and dryer.
A fully equipped kitchen, a dining room and a living room give you space to spread out, and every smart TV is logged in to Netflix.
The building has an elevator and two covered parking spaces for you.
Public transportation, convenience stores and coffee shops are all within walking distance.
One pet is welcome.
It sleeps 5 guests in 2 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms.
Heads up: there’s a small step at the entrance, which you can skip by driving in through the gate.
➡️ Check rates and availability on Airbnb
Best Mexico City Long Term Rentals FAQ
What are the best neighborhoods for a month in Mexico City?
Condesa and Roma Norte are the most popular for walkable streets, cafés and restaurants, while Escandón, Del Valle and Narvarte feel more local and residential.
The Condesa loft and the Roma Norte apartment put you in the middle of the action, while the Escandón casita and the Narvarte apartment feel more like everyday city life.
Want more Condesa options? Check out my picks for the best Airbnbs in Condesa.
Do monthly Airbnbs in Mexico City get a discount?
Often, yes, since many Mexico City Airbnb listings offer a monthly discount for stays of 28 nights or more.
When a host offers one, Airbnb shows the discounted monthly price next to the original price once you enter your dates.
Watching your budget? See my list of the best cheap Airbnbs in Mexico City.
What should I look for in a long-term rental in Mexico City?
Look for a dedicated workspace, fast Wi-Fi, a washer, a full kitchen and, in an apartment building, an elevator and good security.
The Polanco apartment has fast 84 Mbps Wi-Fi and a washer and dryer, and the Coyoacán studio includes weekly cleaning.
Prefer Coyoacán? Check out my guide to the best Coyoacán Airbnbs.
Only staying a few nights? Here are my picks for the best Mexico City Airbnbs.
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