Country Info
- Mexico
- Capital
- Mexican Peso (MXN)
- Currency
- 101,879,171
- Population
- MX
- Country Code
Mexico Slideshow
Top Hotels in Mexico
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Fiesta Inn Monterrey Norte
2 reviews -
Mision Guanajuato
60 reviews -
Vista Express Plaza del Sol Guadalajara
60 reviews
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Hotel San Felipe Mision, Oaxaca
41 reviews -
Holiday Inn Queretaro Zona Diamante
33 reviews
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Hotel Benidorm Mexico City
18 reviews
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Holiday Inn Reynosa
13 reviews
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Holiday Inn Ciudad Obregon
17 reviews
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Hotel Victoria Oaxaca
61 reviews
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Acapulco Majestic del Aristos
11 reviews
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Embassy Suites Mexico City - Reforma
398 reviews -
Fiesta Inn Mexicali
11 reviews
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Hotel Colonial Veracruz
24 reviews
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Fiesta Inn Saltillo
7 reviews
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Best Western Plaza Genova Guadalajara
25 reviews
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Fiesta Inn Torreon
6 reviews
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Safi Royal Luxury Towers Monterrey
51 reviews
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InterContinental Presidente Puerto Vallarta
258 reviews
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Holiday Inn Express Morelia
14 reviews
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Ocean Spa Hotel Cancun
561 reviews
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Hotel Metropol Mexico City
63 reviews
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Courtyard Puebla Las Animas
12 reviews
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Hotel Lucerna Tijuana
58 reviews
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Acapulco Tortuga
36 reviews
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Holiday Inn Puebla - Parque Industrial Finsa
19 reviews
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Holiday Inn Hermosillo
22 reviews
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Aristos Mirador Cuernavaca
65 reviews -
Casa Blanca Hotel Mexico City
69 reviews
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Fiesta Inn Chihuahua
10 reviews
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Fiesta Inn Villahermosa
11 reviews
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Laffayette Hotel Guadalajara
36 reviews
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San Carlos Plaza Hotel Resort & Convention Center
85 reviews
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Holiday Inn Pachuca Hotel
22 reviews
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Fiesta Inn Veracruz Boca del Rio
23 reviews
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Fiesta Inn Toluca Tollocan
5 reviews
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The Westin Soberano Chihuahua
24 reviews
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Holiday Inn Express Cd. de Mexico Santa Fe Mexico City
15 reviews
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Plaza Diana Guadalajara
15 reviews
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Hampton By Hilton Tampico Aeropuerto
18 reviews
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El Mirador Acapulco Hotel
42 reviews
Mexico
Travel Blogs from Mexico
Cheap and quaint
This is a top pick! ... smile. We crossed a couple of great bridges and rode along the coast awhile before finally settling in Hotel San Martin in Veracruz, Mexico, just around the corner from the beach. This hotel had character, at $34US per night, what else could it ...
Hasta la Vista, Merida
This is a top pick! And so the journey home begins. Bye bye Merida. What a beautiful town and a beautiful country. I hope that I will be back one day soon. Hasta la Vista, ...
Border Book Festival
This is a top pick! ... to know each other. The Friends of the Women of Juarez provided info and projects to counteract the killing of women for sport in Mexico. I hope to visit Centro Santa Catalina in Juarez (tho I won't get that done this round of B.E.ing); so, we chatted at ...
Southern Mexico
This is a top pick! ... city and probably the first place we would recommend to someone looking to get away from the beach/resort towns and experience colonial Mexico. It is a solidly middle-class city - in some neighborhoods, it could be mistaken for a suburb of LA - with ...
Tips? Dont you know were Northern mate?
This is a top pick! After a great nights sleep I woke up full of enthusiasm for a day by the pool, relaxing and soaking up some sun, its a strange feeling being this close to going home and one that is very difficult to describe, I suspect Rorie and Emer are the only people ...
A grand finale to Mexico
This is a top pick! Sunday morning we headed into the mountains to visit a small indiginous village to see the local market. San Juan de Chamula is a neat little town nestled in the mountains. The local people are traditional Mayans, most were wearing traditional cloths and ...
Making miles
This is a top pick! ... rode ahead of us on their motorbikes for about 5 kilometers, to get us on the right track towards the highway to Campeche, Mexico. After a very hot and tiring day, travelling 476 kilometers, we settled into a Hotel called U Xul Kah, which had a Mayan ...
Spelunking
This is a top pick! I woke up at 8AM and visited Carlsbad Caverns National Park. On the drive in I saw a giant tarantula crossing the road. When I arrived at the park I hiked a mile down into the cave to a depth of 750 feet below the surface. It was great ...
Lagoon-a Beach
This is a top pick! We both fell in love with Barra, a beautiful place with a lagoon and then just over a small walkway to the beach. A tiny relaxed little town, where the bus station doesnt even have a sign! The bus stopped again, people got off, we saw no signs and so ...
Finding our travel groove in Isla Mujeres
This is a top pick! ... and came away with free gambling vouchers and show tickets. Surely we can convince them we live together (without proof of it) in Mexico. Turns out the standards are a little stricter than in Vegas... After a ferry ride and 45 minute taxi ride courtesy of ...
beach, ruins, fish....sweet
This is a top pick! rancho tranquilo: - one of the best places we have stayed; well run, great crew, clean/big kitchen, industrial bbq, sitting areas, etc, etc.. - not cheap however (this is the yuctan penninsula), had a nice little cabana (hut), stayed pretty cool, ...
Something more than terror
This is a top pick! There's something more than rage, there's something more than sadness, there's something more than terror there's hope. (from Casa Amiga poster) Casa Amiga, a rape crisis center, actually is a positive biproduct of the Juarez femicides. Founded in ...
Chichen Itza - Mayan Ruins
This is a top pick! We had some hanging around at the bus stations along the way, but by late afternoon we were dropped off in the tiny town of Piste - the nearest settlement to the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza. We struggled with our packs as we walked the length of the ...
Prickly pear and pineapples
This is a top pick! ... to follow the Zumo GPS map, and finally edged our way out of town towards Altamira. We were still 'South of the border, down Mexico way’ but making our way up to Brownsville, Texas. The riding was fast on good roads. However, the roads had a wide ...
just a quicky
This is a top pick! last stop Last stop (pretty sad and exciting at the same time) one of the first times we booked a place to stay; hotel juarez came up with the goods, cheap, great central location, clean and friendly staff. Feeling a bit crumby on arrival, ...
Back to the Island
This is a top pick! Well, the best plan for traveling like this is to not have a plan ... which suits me fine. Isla Mujeres is so cool, I decided to go back and stay there a couple nights instead of heading to Tulum. The hostel is really cool here and you meet people from ...
Mayan Ruins
This is a top pick! Today we explored the Mayan ruins of Tulum. They are perched right on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean sea and are most impressive. The people who lived here also had their own beach so I went for swim in the warm clear water while looking up at ...
Who are Desert Humanitarians? How can I be one?
This is a top pick! A loosely-associated group of compassionate people, seeing the needs of the poor in Mexico, banded together under the name "Desert Humanitarians." They got a grant, rented a storefront in Palomas (the Migrant Resource Center), and provide a simple, free ...
Back to School in Guanajuato
This is a top pick! ... ) is almost in the dead centre of Mexico, about a 5-hour drive east from Guadalajara, and about 4 hours northwest of Mexico City. The historic centre of the city is located in a little valley and many of the residential neighborhoods, including where ...
Most random day in mexico City....
This is a top pick! ... then we decided to go for lunch to this vegetarian restaurant, as neither of us had had a vegetable in days. Wow....now Mexico has a weird idea of what vegetarian food is. Possibly the most revolting thing I've eaten in a while....some green ...
Episode 10: The Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary
This is a top pick! ... one of my career travel highlights. Every year, an estimated 150-300 million Monarch butterflies return to Central Mexico from their northern migration to the U.S. and Canada. It is one of the longest and most spectacular ...
Teotihuacan - Pyramids and Ruins
This is a top pick! ... really good to simply be able to relax in comfortable surroundings. We had a meal in town and then came back and watched Mexico v Costa Rica in the Olympic prelims of CONCACAF - well Dan watched it, I fell asleep well before full time! The ...
Stalking New Mexico's wild petroglyphs
This is a top pick! Our friends led us on an expedition to some Bureau of Land Management acreage called Pony Hills, located northwest of Deming, NM where we set off in quest of petroglyphs. They were so abundant--and fascinating--that we went straight back to the town's ...
Chichen Izta and Chicken Buses Part 1
This is a top pick! ... americans arrived from cancun or playa del carmen. Most of them a real embrashment to themselves, obese blokes in wife beaters and somberos with viva mexico on. Shame they spoil it for the rest of us!!! After a quick shower I started on my ...
The most beautiful place I have ever been
This is a top pick! We left Caye Caulker on a speed boat at 7am and then took I small plane on a short journey up to Corozal and then onto Tulum by bus. Everyone I had met while travelling around had raved about Tulum, but the place excided our expectations. The place is ...
Possibly the worst road in Mexico.....
This is a top pick! Well, I think I found the worst road in Mexico. It was the one that our overnight bus was on last night from Mexico City to Puerto Escondido. The night started off fine...the bus was half empty, and all seemed well. Then around 11 I was woken up by some ...
Chihuahua
This is a top pick! ... station a few kilometres outside of the city, we embarked on a break-neck local bus journey into the centre. Traffic here in Mexico is absolutely crazy - no-one/everyone seems to have the right of way and horns are constantly blaring. Each time we stopped ...
Merida and Uxmal
This is a top pick! ... your car and you’re found to be over the limit, then all bets are off and you’re not covered by insurance. In Mexico, you can buy insurance that covers you if you’re drunk. True story. A quick apology: I'm sorry if the titles for the ...