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Hotels in Mexiko-Stadt

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Hotel Geneve

Hotel Geneve

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An institution in the middle of the Zona Rosa: The Hotel Geneve has been in existence since 1907 and is one of the favorite addresses of gay travelers in Mexico City. Classic charm, lush lobby areas and a cosmopolitan atmosphere meet an unbeatable location – the gay bars and clubs around Calle Amberes and Paseo de la Reforma are just around the corner.

Gay-popularHistoric (since 1907)RestaurantCentrally located in the Zona RosaFood
Room Mate Valentina

Room Mate Valentina

Hotel/Accommodation

Right in the heart of the Zona Rosa: The brightly coloured design hotel Room Mate Valentina is located directly on Calle Amberes – the Latin-American answer to the Castro. Gay bars and clubs like the Boy Bar are just steps away. Perfect for those who want to experience the vibrant nightlife of the Mexican capital on foot.

Gay-popularDesign HotelIn the middle of the gay scene
Suites Amberes

Suites Amberes

Hotel/Accommodation

A popular choice among gay travelers because of its close proximity to nightlife, Suites Amberes is located just off Calle Amberes, the center of the gay scene in the Zona Rosa. Bars and clubs such as Kinky Bar, La Botica and Boy Bar can be reached in two minutes on foot. The spacious suites with kitchenettes are also suitable for longer stays.

Gay-popularSpacious suitesKitchenetteFetishFood

Gay hotels in Mexico City are closest to the Zona Rosa, the gay neighborhood in the Cuauhtémoc district. If you live here, you have the bars and clubs of Calle Amberes right on your doorstep and short distances to the Paseo de la Reforma, one of the main axes of the city. With their queer-friendly attitude, several houses in the district openly advertise. The location is also good for sightseeing, as from the Reforma you can reach the historic center and the Bosque de Chapultepec by metro or on foot.

You are not committed to the Zona Rosa. Mexico City is an open metropolis, and in many accommodations it is a matter of course for two men to book a double room. Also popular with queer travelers are the neighboring neighborhoods of Roma and Condesa, which are quieter and greener and are known for their cafes, restaurants, and Art Deco architecture. Which location is worthwhile depends on what you have in mind: night owls drive the shortest from the Zona Rosa, those who like it more relaxed are in good hands in Roma or Condesa. If your visit falls during Pride Week at the end of June, plan early, because then central houses are quickly booked up. When booking, pay attention to the city's altitude of around 2,240 meters, which the body has to get used to in the first few days.