Central Mexico Capsule Hotels

A grand staircase with ornate railings, large windows with green glass panes, and a mural on the wall.

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Our top choices for Central Mexico capsule hotels

1. Meraki Glampings

Ocuilan

HK$2,063 total

includes taxes & fees

10 Aug - 11 Aug

2. Lol-ha Glamp

Tres de Mayo

HK$1,014 total

includes taxes & fees

10 Aug - 11 Aug

3. Hotel Capsula Condesa

La Condesa

"Complicado. Les dejo unos datos 1. El hotel comparte baño con un salón de baile. Osea hay 3 baños para los huéspedes y las 60 personas del salón de baile 2. Las regaderas están en el paso al baño. No tienen llave. 3. Cada cubículo de regadera tampoco tiene llave 4. No hay agua caliente 5. Las clases de baile o el ruido durísimo terminaron a las 12-1am. Si no tienes tapones de oído, imposible dormir 6. No hay nadie que te reciba. Tienes que escribir o esperar. Yo espere 15min 7. Las puertas de...

Manuel

HK$616 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Sept - 4 Sept

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Top Central Mexico Hotel Reviews

Historico Central Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"I understand there are several hotels under this name in central historical district. We stayed at the Simón Bolívar No. 28 address. The hotel was just amazing. Yes, the room was small, but no different than we expect in any large city. The location really was in the historical district, and on a street featuring all the musical instrument stores. When we arrived, they handed us a glass of mezcal as a greeting. They went on to explain that at the little cafe counter at the front, we could get free beer and snacks (some substantial sandwiches), although mixed drinks were about U.S. $7.00. A great breakfast selection with espresso drinks outperforming Starbucks was also free. In other words, you could stay in Mexico for just the cost of the hotel. There are unlimited supplies of free water, and the hotel even offered a free three-hour tour of the old city that was deeply informative and delightful. All the staff were wonderful to us, and I highly recommend the hotel. I so hope we can return."