Danilo - Travel writer with a degree in Tourism
My name is Danilo Stanin. I am a travel writer and a graduate in the Tourism program at the Faculty of Sciences, University of Novi Sad in Serbia. Mexico City has fascinated me for years, and this site is where I share travel tips and tricks backed by real knowledge of the topic. Every guide is built on hours of research and what I've learned through my studies in tourism.
"Mexico City has fascinated me for years, and this site is where I share travel tips and tricks backed by real knowledge of the topic."
June 30, 2026
Quick picks: best places to stay in Roma Norte at a glance Short on time? These are the standout places to stay in Mexico City’s Roma Norte, one pick per traveler type: Category Hotel Highlights Best overall Ignacia Guest House A restored 1913 mansion with just a handful of rooms, and the Roma Norte stay … <a href="https://wheretostaymexico.com/where-to-stay-in-roma-norte-mexico-city/">Continued</a>
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June 12, 2026
TL;DR: Quick list of the best boutique hotels in Mexico City Roma Norte is the easy pick for first-timers who want restaurants and walkability, Condesa if you want the same but calmer, Polanco for full luxury, and Centro if you want to sleep inside the history. Below is the quick rundown, then the hotels in … <a href="https://wheretostaymexico.com/best-boutique-hotels-in-mexico-city/">Continued</a>
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May 29, 2026
Quick-answer summary table March through May is the best time to visit Mexico city for most people, with warm days and city buzzing with festivals. But the right time really depends on what you want. Late October for Día de Muertos, winter for lower prices and thin crowds, summer if you don’t mind afternoon rain. … <a href="https://wheretostaymexico.com/best-time-to-visit-mexico-city/">Continued</a>
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WhereToStayMexico is reader-supported. Some of the links on this site are affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission if you book a hotel or service through them — at no extra cost to you. We want to be upfront about how this works, so here’s the full picture. How Affiliate Links Work … <a href="https://wheretostaymexico.com/affiliate-disclosure/">Continued</a>
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April 8, 2026
A quick overview: things to do in Mexico City Twenty-two million people live here. Millions more visit every year. Every single one underestimated it before they landed. This guide covers the four best neighborhoods, the city’s must-see attractions, the food worth traveling for, and the day trips that deserve a full day. Not too much. … <a href="https://wheretostaymexico.com/things-to-do-in-mexico-city/">Continued</a>
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April 8, 2026
Quick overview of the best places to stay in Mexico City Too many neighborhoods. Too many hotels. Too many reasons to pick the wrong one and spend your whole trip wishing you’d picked the right one. This guide fixes that. Here is exactly where to stay in Mexico City, and why. Neighborhood comparison table: quick … <a href="https://wheretostaymexico.com/where-to-stay-in-mexico-city/">Continued</a>
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April 2, 2026
Is Mexico City safe? Safety at a glance Not everywhere. But the neighborhoods tourists actually stay in? Yes, with some common sense. Here is how the main areas stack up before we get into the details. The US State Department rates Mexico City at Level 2: “Exercise Increased Caution.” That is the second-lowest rating of … <a href="https://wheretostaymexico.com/is-mexico-city-safe/">Continued</a>
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