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Hotel Condesa DF is located in Roma Norte, a barrio just below Zona Rosa. All the gay nightlife and culture of that area is still within walking distance. The hotel itself is modern and sleek, there's a beautiful rooftop bar surrounded by lush greenery and amazing city views which attracts many of the city's elite every night. There's also a gym, massage centre and spa for your leisure and pleasure, as well as free WiFi.

Hotel Geneve is one of our gay travelers' favorite hotels in which to stay in Mexico City, regularly topping our rankings.The rooms themselves are plush and comfortable, and the communal areas like the onsite bar, restaurant and lobby are characterful and quirky.Onsite there's a range of facilities for you to make use of including a fine dining, gym and spa.

The Amberes Suites are a favorite choice of many seasoned gay travelers to Mexico City because they are so close to the local gay nightlife. Calle Amberes is one of the best streets in the whole of Latin America for gay nightlife and bars and clubs like Kinky Bar, La Botica, and Boy Bar are just 2 minutes' walk. The room in the hotel are classically Mexican and give you a feeling of authenticity. Onsite there's a delicious restaurant that serves a daily breakfast, and also a cocktail bar. But who needs the hotel bar when you have so many around you? If you're looking for the full Zona Rosa experience, this is the hotel to choose.

Hotel del Principado is a budget hotel in the outskirts of Zona Rosa, however gay nightlife and culture is still very accessible. The rooms are basic and comfortable, they're not luxurious but are quite good value for money considering the low price tag.

Are you looking to stay in the heart of the city, minutes walk from the Zona Rosa gay scene?  This is the hotel for you. Calle Amberes and Calle Londres, two of Latin America's best streets for gay culture and nightlife, are 5 minutes' walk. As the name suggests, the 174 rooms Capri Suites offer incredible views over the Reforma Angel, an iconic CDMX landmark. The hotel has some great facilities: an indoor pool, sun-soaked terrace, and 24h concierge to help you understand the area and book tickets to local attractions.

This hotel has one of the best locations we've seen for gay travelers in Mexico City.The hotel is seconds away from Glorieta Insurgentes, an iconic local landmark, and gay nightlife and culture is all around. Zona Rosa is on your doorstep, so bars like Kinky Bar and clubs like Cabarétito Fusión are all within 5 minutes' walk.Hotel Royal Reforma itself is stunning, our favorite part was the stunning rooftop terrace and pool which boasts incredible panoramic views of Ciudad de México. Onsite there's also a gym and fine dining restaurant.

The Marriot Reforma is situated on Paseo de la Reforma, Zona Rosa, very close to the Angel of Independence and many of the city's best gay nightlife spots.Onsite there's plenty of great facilities, such as the indoor pool, rooftop terrace with panoramic views, and spa.Rooms feel luxurious and comfortable.

The St. Regis Mexico City is located on Paseo de la Reforma, with incredible views over the Diana Cazadora Fountain. Zona Rosa is a short walk away, so there's plenty of LGBT culture and gay nightlife to experience close by. Amenities include an indoor pool, a rooftop terrace and sauna, and the rooms themselves are modern and chic.

The Mexico City branch of the famously luxurious Four Seasons Group.This hotel offers you the incredible ease and luxury of this brand, including an outdoor pool, fully-equipped gym, Turkish steam bath and spa, fine dining Italian restaurant and much more.The rooms are beautiful, stylish and chic, offering great views of the hotel's garden and citywide views.Also this hotel is situated in the heart of Zona Rosa, so local gay culture and nightlife is all around, as is connections to the rests of Ciudad de México.

Maria Isabel has probably the best location of any of our hotels in Mexico City, being just next to our favorite gay nightlife spots and with incredible views over the Angel of Independence.This 5* hotel has some amazing amenities as well, including outdoor tennis courts, an indoor pool with panoramic city views, and several fine dining restaurants and cocktail bars.The rooms are gorgeous, as you'd expect of the Sheraton brand. You'll sleep soundly in their incredibly plush beds.Reviewers loved the bar and pool, and praised the friendly and welcoming staff.

This luxury boutique hotel has been recently refurbished, so its 60 rooms have a modern and fresh design, they look very fashionable. Onsite there's a gym, well-reviewed coffee bar, sauna, and fine dining restaurant. The hotel, although technically outside Zona Rosa, is very close to the area and many gay nightlife spots are within walking distance. Cabarétito Fusión is one of our favorite nights out in Mexico City and is just around the corner on Avenida Insurgentes.

Le Méridien Mexico City is a gorgeous glass monolith high rise hotel onlooking the Monumento a Colón, about 15 minutes down the Paseo de la Reforma to Zona Rosa. Onsite you'll have access to facililities like the gym, an indoor pool, jacuzzis, a spa, and more. The rooms are modern and comfortable, offering its LGBT guests a great base from which to explore the city's gay scene.

W Mexico City is situated in Polanco, a popular barrio above Zona Rosa containing many of the city's best upscale shopping and dining destinations.Nearby there's Guilt gay dance club and the best gay sauna in CDMX, Sodome Bath House.This particular hotel is one of our favorites because of its chic and fashionable design, just take a look at our gallery to see more.Onsite there's facilities like a rooftop terrace, Turkish steam bath, concierges, a gym, pool, and much more.