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Find your perfect vacation rental in Mexico: from $22 per night
Select a filter to search and find an offer meeting your requirements among all of the properties in Mexico. HomeToGo's data highlights that "Internet" and "TV" are the most frequently provided amenities in Mexico. Three features that are not typical are "Fireplace," "Sauna," and "Pets allowed."
We analyzed vacation houses, cottages and apartments to display a price graph showing the average price per night in Mexico. The week with the highest average prices is in December (12/24 - 12/31). During this week, a night will cost on average $312. Prices are more affordable in May (5/28 - 6/4).
Check how busy Mexico is with our availability graph. Be careful if you plan to go to Mexico in December, as it comprises the busiest week of the next 12 months (12/24 - 12/31). August (8/27 - 9/3) has got the highest percentage of available rentals.
Mouthwatering chilaquiles is a traditional Mexican breakfast dish, and Chilakillers in Mexico City is one of the best places to try it. This dish is made of corn tortillas topped with red or green salsa, fried eggs, chicken, cheese, and cream.
Tamales are Mexican treats consisting of a savory or sweet filling stuffed inside pockets of corn dough, which is then steamed in corn husks or banana leaves. Try tamales at the popular Flor de Lis in Mexico City.
Mexico is the ideal destination for a beach rental, and its cities offer a wealth of treasures. Their buildings vary and style and color, and hold some of the best museums and restaurants in the world. The country's fun, laid-back atmosphere is sure to make for an unforgettable holiday.
1. Mexico City: There's so much to discover in Mexico City, one of the world's greatest metropolises. The city is steeped in history and tradition, but is also forward-thinking and innovative.
2. Guadalajara: Home to an ever-expanding cultural and culinary scene, Guadalajara is also where mariachi music and tequila originated from – it doesn't get more Mexican than that!
3. Puerto Vallarta: The gorgeous resort town of Puerto Vallarta, right on the Pacific Ocean, offers miles of sandy beaches and tranquil town life.
4. Los Cabos: Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo form Los Cabos, the ultimate Mexican destination for travelers seeking fun, glamour, and stunning beaches.
5. Puerto Escondido: Puerto Escondido is known as a surfer's paradise, and its casual vibe attracts travelers looking for a slower pace.
6. Merida: Merida is often nicknamed "the White City" for its stunning white buildings, some of which are home to the region's best museums.
7. Monterrey: An industrial and economic hub, Monterrey boasts a thriving nightlife, impressive monuments, and mountainous landscapes.
8. Morelia: Morelia is one of Mexico's best-kept secrets. Its architecture effortlessly blends Renaissance, Baroque, and colonial influences, all amid breathtaking nature.
9. Cancun: Fun-loving Cancun promises something for everyone: turquoise waters, wild nightlife, Mayan sites, and outdoor activities.
There's something for pretty much everyone in Mexico, from culture and food to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Here are some great places to look for Mexican vacation rentals.
1. Oaxaca: Known for its distinctive culture and traditions, stunning textiles, a creative local food scene, as well as delicious Mezcal cocktails, Oaxaca is a must-visit.
2. Jalisco: Tequila trains, colonial architecture, and a stunning coastline...is Jalisco the most Mexican of all regions?
3. Quintana Roo: Between glamour and low-key relaxation, Quintana Roo has some of the best Mother Nature can offer.
4. Baja California Sur: Nestled between idyllic beaches and stunning deserts, Baja is a cinematic dream.
5. Yucatan: With colonial cities and Mayan ruins, Yucatan is way more than just a party destination.
Festival de Mexico is one of the biggest festivals in Mexico, and is held annually in mid-March. More than 50 venues all over the city entertain you with dance, theater, opera, and music.
Mexicans deal very differently with death, and here it is almost a cause for celebration. Day of the Dead is an annual festival, with festivities and parades throughout Mexico, honoring the dead every November.
1. National Museum of Anthropology
The National Museum of Anthropology is located in the heart of Mexico City, and is home to various archeological artifacts from the Spanish conquest as well as the Mayan civilizations. Explore artifacts like statues of the Aztec god Xochipilli and the Stone of the Sun.
2. Bellas Artes Palace
Boasting Art Nouveau and Art Deco style of architecture, Bellas Artes Palace is considered to be an important cultural center of Mexico City. Visit this white marble palace to see spectacular murals by world-famous Mexican artists like David Alfaro Siqueiros and Diego Rivera.
3. Chapultepec Castle
Sitting atop Chapultepec Hill, the Castle is situated around 2325m above sea level. Built on a site that was sacred to the Aztecs, this is the only castle in the whole of North America that housed actual sovereigns.
4. Coyoacan
One of the boroughs of Mexico City, Coyoacan is home to the famous La Casa Azul, Frida Kahlo’s former home. Explore the area's beautiful churches as well as the colonial-era estates by taking a walk down its cobblestone streets.
5. Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Designated the National Shrine of Mexico, this basilica is a highly significant religious site for Catholics. Our Lady of Guadalupe is the patron saint of Mexico, and this basilica is home to the cloak associated with the miraculous apparitions of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
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On average, a Apartment rentals or House rentals in Mexico costs $22 per night.
August has the highest amount of available Apartment rentals and House rentals in Mexico, so you can expect plenty of offers, even for last-minute bookings.
Most travelers search for Internet, TV, and Pool when booking a vacation rental in Mexico.
Discover 141,562 vacation rentals available to book in Mexico.
If traveling with a dog in Mexico, 8% of vacation rentals allow pets.
If booking a vacation rental in Mexico, consider that rainy season is usually in November or February, with January often being the driest.
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