The Ángel de la Independencia in silhouette against a violet sunset

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Where to stay in Juárez & Reforma

The strip between the other two, laid along Paseo de la Reforma: the Ángel de la Independencia, the tall hotels, the Zona Rosa behind them, and the streets around Havre and Versalles that have quietly become one of the better places to eat in the city. It is the compromise choice in the good sense — Centro is a walk east and Roma a walk south, and you are on the avenue the whole city orients itself by.

Price level · Mid-range

Mexico City

Area scorecard

Scored 0–10 by Where Stay Guide. No overall total: every traveller weights these differently.

Sightseeing: 7.0
Walkability: 8.0
Transport: 8.5
Food: 8.0
Nightlife: 8.0
Quietness: 4.5
Families: 6.0
Value: 6.5
Airport / station: 7.0
First trip: 8.2

Best for

A first trip that wants both the sights and the restaurants
Travellers who want a full-service hotel rather than a small one
Anyone arriving late or leaving early

Choose elsewhere if

You want a neighbourhood rather than an avenue
You are watching what you spend
You want quiet

Our picks in Juárez & Reforma

Best all-round base

Hotel Geneve Mexico City

Our strongest all-round pick in this city because it stands on Londres in Colonia Juárez, halfway between the sights and the restaurants: Centro is a short ride east, Roma a walk south, and Reforma is at the end of the street.