For 5 gay popular hotels in Mexico City, we have you covered from luxury 5-star properties to small gay-owned bed and breakfasts. Read on for our full hotel review of each.
Amberes 64 Hotel
King Bed
Bathroom
Kitchen & Dining Table
Restaurant & Bar
Included Breakfast
Fitness Center
For a brand new gay popular hotel located in the heart of Mexico City's Zona Rosa, Amberes 64 will truly exceed your expectations. Even the standard rooms are quite spacious, clean and perfect for a long or short stay. Our standard room includes a kitchen and dining table, huge closet with safe, couch, television, air-conditioning, and king size bed. In addition, the hotel includes a continental breakfast in their gorgeous restaurant and bar, complete with fresh juice, pastries, fruit and coffee. In terms of amenities, Amberes 64 offers a full gym and sparkling clean locker room with fresh towels and a sauna for men. For around $100 USD per night plus taxes, it's a great deal and the location cannot be beat.
Located across the street from Amberes 64, the NH Collection Mexico City Reforma is a long time staple for the LGBTQ+ traveler. With 306 rooms, the hotel offers many types of accommodations from superior rooms to suites. Book early for the less expensive rooms starting around $100 USD per night plus taxes, as we find they are often sold out! The hotel is also 100% smoke free, pet-friendly, and fully accessible. In terms of amenities, the outdoor pool takes center stage, but you'll also find a modern gym, restaurant and bar.
For perhaps the best located 5-star hotel to the Zona Rosa, look no further than Sofitel Mexico City Reforma. Situated near the Angel of Independence on the Paseo de la Reforma, you will be steps away from the best gay nightlife, sightseeing, shops, and restaurants in Mexico City. The modern luxury rooms and suites offer unbelievable views and the hotel's spa and indoor pool will take your breath away. There's also a fitness center and sauna. In addition, the hotel is pet-friendly which we love. For food and drink, you're spoiled for choice with multiple restaurants and bars. There's even a coffee shop in the valet area while you wait for your car or Uber. The Sofitel Mexico City Reforma is definitely worth considering for an exceptional stay in Mexico City.
From modern to classic luxury, don't miss the luxury 5-star Four Seasons Hotel even if you just pop in for a drink at Fifty Mils, one of the best bars in Mexico City. Located around 10-minutes walk to the Angel of Independence, the Four Seasons is another excellent option for the well-heeled gay traveler. Rooms are spacious and warmly decorated. Property amenities include a beautiful courtyard and garden, spa, outdoor pool, and fitness center. For the ultimate city escape with top notch service, you can't go wrong with the Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City.
Located in the gay popular neighborhood of Condesa, a week or weekend at gay-owned Casa Comtesse feels like you are staying with a wealthy friend in their historic home. The living area is opulent and even has a piano. In addition, if you like Mezcal, you can do a tasting or grab a beer or glass of wine at the honor bar in the communal kitchen. Simply write down what you take, and you can pay at checkout. You can also enjoy your beverage in the evening in the outdoor garden. Upstairs, the rooms are wonderful with super comfy bedding and thoughtful touches and artwork everywhere. We’ll definitely stay here again. The cost is around $100 USD per night plus taxes. A delicious breakfast with fresh croissants and pain au chocolates is included with all bookings.
As a bonus hotel, one other highly recommended gay-owned hotel in Condesa is The Red Tree House. This exceptionally-rated property offers a variety of unique rooms, all with private ensuite bathrooms, and an amazing breakfast. With nearly two decades in hospitality, owners Craig and Jorge treat guests like family, and are often heard saying, "We don't just rent rooms, we provide an experience."
Travel Insurance – Don’t forget to add global travel medical insurance that covers you while traveling outside of your home country. We recommend Safety Wing. You can buy it even if you are already abroad. Most health coverage in the U.S. for example does not cover you in Mexico, thus it’s extremely important to protect yourself from out of pocket costs due to a medical emergency. We learned this the hard way which you can watch here. To learn more about Safety Wing, click here.
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Hi gorgeous, and welcome to our LGBTQ+ travel blog! We're Andy and Trai, a gay couple traveling the world with PRIDE 🌈 …and our rescue dog, Pattie!
After meeting in San Francisco in 2018 and later moving to Chicago, we decided to quit our jobs in 2021, sell everything, and become Two Gay Expats. For over two years, we explored the best of gay Mexico while waiting for our house, Casa Cangrejo, to be completed in Tulum. We got married at The Beach Tulum in 2020 and became Mexican permanent residents in 2022.
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