34 Best Airbnbs in Mexico
Whittling down where to go in Mexico is a Herculean task. There are more amazing beaches, restaurants, historical ruins, and vineyards (yes, vineyards) spread across the country than we can count. And now, we're adding even more options to the mix, with dozens of Airbnbs we think are worth traveling for. Spread from the Baja California peninsula to the Yucatán, with stops in Mexico City, Puebla, Oaxaca, and more along the way, these 34 homes offer plenty of options for solo travelers, couples, and families.
Here, from north to south, our top picks for the best Airbnbs in Mexico.
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San Jose del Cabo
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Mountain views, outdoor soaking tub, grill
Nearby attractions: Cabo Pulmo National Park, Pez Gallo, Flora Farms, Costa Azul BeachImmerse yourself in downtown San Jose del Cabo at this contemporary one-bedroom condo. This king-bedroom apartment features modern interiors, a dedicated workspace, and a plush sofa for lounging, as well as a fully equipped kitchen and bathrooms with locally made and organic amenities. But a stay here is really about being outside and enjoying the many communal gathering spaces, from a rooftop swimming pool with mountain views to a grill and firepit ideal for evening festivities. On Thursday nights, take to the streets for the area’s Art Walk San Jose del Cabo, when the town’s cobbled streets come alive as an open-air gallery with live music and a festive atmosphere.
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San Pedrito Beach
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: New listing, rooftop terrace, ocean and mountain views, communal pool, firepit, billiards table
Nearby attractions: San Pedrito Beach, Punta Lobos Hike, Downtown Todos SantosTucked within the backroads of Pescadero, located between Cerritos Beach and downtown Todos Santos, this designer bungalow is an ideal reprieve near the coveted San Pedrito surf break. Framed by a palm orchard and rolling fields of poblano, this cozy oasis for two offers some of the area’s most spectacular views of the Sierra La Laguna mountain range. The open-concept villa comes replete with a king-size bed, an indoor-outdoor seating area, and an expansive rooftop terrace with an extended couch, table, hammock, and two plush lounge chairs. Part of an intimate villa community, the villa can be booked for solo stays or together with other villas to accommodate groups or families for a cozy boutique hotel feel.
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Cerritos Beach
Bed & bath: 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths
Top amenities: Beachfront, fenced yard, plunge pool, ocean and mountain views
Nearby attractions: Cerritos Beach, Punta Lobos Hike, Downtown Todos SantosLooking for the surf retreat of your dreams? This contemporary beachfront home is located near the best point break in Baja California Sur. Running on solar power and with unmatched views of Cerritos beach, this is an ideal home for a family or groups of friends that also want a little privacy—each of the four bedrooms has a separate entrance and private bathroom. Although the beach offers plenty of adventures like surfing and sand volleyball, entertaining spaces in this home abound. The open-concept kitchen and living room open to an expansive deck and plunge pool, while the rooftop bar makes for a perfect perch to enjoy a sunset cocktail. There’s even a game room with a table tennis and an outdoor area with cornhole and a horseshoe pit.
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Valle de Guadelupe
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Mountain views, outdoor soaking tub, grill
Nearby attractions: Valle de Guadalupe Ruta Del VinoWe love an alternative Airbnb that's as functional as it is funky, and this studio built into an 1930s Silver Streak trailer checks those boxes. The hosts have made a ton of modifications to the trailer, like opening up one entire side with floor-to-ceiling, sliding glass doors for views over Mexican wine country. There's also a full soaking tub in the bathroom, kitchenette with a microwave and mini-fridge, indoor living area, and extra-large deck. If this spot is already booked for the dates you want to visit, the hosts have two other well-designed trailers, tiered on the hill so as not to block each others' views, to check out.
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Careyes
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Ocean view, outdoor terrace, kitchen-living room space for entertaining
Nearby attractions: Playa Rosa, El Careyes Club and Residences, La Copa del SolA true aesthete’s haven, Careyes was first developed by the Italian banker Gian Franco Brignone, who bought nearly 25,000 acres of land on the Pacific Coast of Jalisco more than 50 years ago. Today, this design-driven community is something like an artist’s colony. Though this respite’s minimalist interiors are ideal for barefoot luxury living, the home’s cerulean blue exterior fits perfectly with the colorful façades of Casitas de las Flores, a vibrant series of villas set in the area’s tropical hills. Not only does this two-bedroom home offer one of the most idyllic views in the area, but it also puts you in easy distance of seeing the area’s myriad art installations.
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Sayulita
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Hammock, rain shower, open-air kitchen and dining area
Nearby attractions: Las Sirenas Beach Club, Sayulita Plaza, Sayulita Turtle CampHomes in Sayulita really embrace indoor-outdoor living, since this studio's bedroom, bathroom, and projector screen are the only things inside. You'll find the living and dining rooms, boho hammock, and kitchen all outside on the covered deck. The apartment is in a gated community, so there may be others around—though shared amenities like a pool sweeten the deal. If you'd rather get in the ocean, it's just a block away.
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Zihuatanejo
Bed & bath: 4 bedrooms (8 beds), 3.5 baths
Top amenities: Spacious garden, terrace, outdoor pool with hydromassage system
Nearby attractions: El Palmar Beach, Ixtapa Port, Palma Real Ixtapa Golf CourseThis secluded, nearly all-white villa would fit perfectly along the Mediterranean if you swapped the sky-high palm trees outside for Italian cypress. With four bedrooms filled with seven beds (one has a king, the others have either two singles or a queen and a single), a media room, office, well-equipped kitchen, dining room, and living room that opens onto the pool-side terrace, there's space for everyone. There's also a large pool outside, along with an outdoor dining area and hammock, though you're only a short drive to the beach. The home's housekeeper, Rosy, can also prepare meals for an additional fee. (If you're seeking privacy, you can request the home's staff come less often.)
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Playa Zepotengo
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Ocean view, outdoor infinity pool, open-concept kitchen
Nearby attractions: Zapotengo Beach, Zapotengo LagoonHere’s where to go to get away from it all. Casa del Sapo is set around an hour south of the popular Oaxacan beaches of Mazunte and Zipolite. Delightfully remote, this two-bedroom home on the secluded Zapotengo was built by the Mexican architecture firm Espacio 18 from brick, concrete, and steel. An architectural showpiece, the home, built in a butterfly shape, offers two bedroom wings, one with a terracotta-tiled rooftop and both ideally situated to view the rising and setting of the sun. The wings conjoin in a triangular central terrace replete with an infinity pool that overlooks the sea.
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Puerto Vallarta
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Ocean view, chef's kitchen, breakfast bar, outdoor terraces with sun beds
Nearby attractions: Conchas Chinas Beach, Amapas Beach, Romantic Zone, Old TownOnly a 15-minute walk from the beach in Puerto Vallarta and offering views of the area’s Los Arcos rock formation, this two-bedroom bohemian enclave on Mexico’s Pacific Coast feels like it has been plucked straight out of a Greek island. The home’s rounded arches and clean white walls offer a blank slate for colorful, hand-painted murals by local artists. And when it comes to indoor-outdoor spaces to relax and enjoy the area’s natural world, there’s nothing better than this home’s expansive chef’s kitchen, where sliding glass doors open to a private pool and outdoor dining area.
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Puerto Escondido
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Ocean view, chef's kitchen, breakfast bar, outdoor terraces with sunbeds
Nearby attractions: Conchas Chinas Beach, Amapas Beach, Romantic Zone, Old TownOnly a 15-minute walk from the beach in Puerto Vallarta and offering views of the area’s Los Arcos rock formation, this two-bedroom bohemian enclave on Mexico’s Pacific Coast feels like it has been plucked straight out of a Greek island. The home’s rounded arches and clean white walls offer a blank slate for colorful, hand-painted murals by local artists. And when it comes to indoor-outdoor spaces to relax and enjoy the area’s natural world, there’s nothing better than this home’s expansive chef’s kitchen, where sliding glass doors open to a private pool and outdoor dining area.
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Puerto Escondido
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Jungle view, private pool, hammock, outdoor dining area with brick oven
Nearby attractions: Punta Pajaros Beach, Casa Wabi, Kakurege Omakase, Hotel EscondidoLooking for a remote spot to relax? Check into Casa Tiny, an aptly named concrete home that comes with a private pool, cozy hammock, and private stretch of beach with practically no one in sight. The home's design embraces indoor-outdoor living, with floor-to-ceiling shutters to let natural light in all day and an incredibly long island that stretches from the kitchen out to the patio. For the best views, post up for the afternoon in the lofted bedroom, where you'll find an uninterrupted sight line to the Pacific.
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Puerto Escondido
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Ocean view, private pool, hammocks, rooftop stargazing platform
Nearby attractions: Punta Pajaros Beach, Casa Wabi, Kakurege Omakase, Hotel EscondidoIf you're looking for a romantic, well-designed vacation on the Pacific Coast, you've found it. This ultra-minimal space filled with wood accents has just the essentials: a pool, well-equipped kitchenette with a two-burner stove top, queen-sized bedroom, and living space. But there are a few surprises, namely the rooftop, perfect for stargazing or enjoying an evening cocktail, and the candle-lit showers guests rave about. It's also just a short walk to the beach.
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Polanco
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths
Top amenities: Outdoor deck and garden, grand piano, 24-hour doorman, espresso machine
Nearby attractions: Polanquito, Museo Soumaya, Parque Lincoln, Ikal, NiddoFancy a stay in Mexico City’s poshest borough? This split-level, one-bedroom apartment in Polanco lands you just off of Avenida Presidente Masaryk, one of the glitziest shopping streets in the city. Not only is this contemporary retreat designed with Italian furnishings, a fully stocked kitchen with marble countertops and an espresso machine, and a grand piano, but it also has an expansive outdoor terrace and garden deck perfect for lounging and reading a good book amidst outings to explore the city. During a stay here, you’ll be within easy walking distance of some of the neighborhood's top attractions, from the many eateries lining Polanquito to Museo Soumaya, one of the top contemporary art museums in Mexico City.
For more Mexico City inspiration, take a look at our Polanco neighborhood guide.
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Roma Norte
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Smart TVs, work stations, fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer
Nearby attractions: Parque Mexico, Parque España, Mercado Medellin, Qūentin CaféThis two-bedroom apartment offers a soft place to land after a day spent exploring the vibrant streets of Mexico City. Set on the border of the leafy Condesa borough in the historic Roma Norte neighborhood, one of the city’s top dining and entertainment districts, this home’s neutral interiors and celebration of artisan-made goods like tapestries and textiles are an ode to Mexican craftsmanship. The living room and dining area offer plenty of space to relax and enjoy a meal with friends, and there’s even two built-in work stations ideal for travelers who seek a remote office while they’re on the go.
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Condesa
Bed & bath: 1 bed, 1 bath
Top amenities: Fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, private terrace
Nearby attractions: Chiquitito Café, Botánico, Parque Mexico, Parque EspañaYou'd think you could only find indoor-outdoor living on Mexico's coasts, but this rooftop Airbnb in Condesa proves that theory wrong. At under $100 a night, it's also a steal. The loft space is essentially one room, with floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors on two sides. Choose to spread out on the leafy terrace or living area, or stay put in bed for the best views. Note there isn't a full kitchen here—just a mini fridge—but in this neighborhood, you've got plenty of Traveler-approved bars and restaurants to choose from, like the mixology-serious Baltra or Oaxaca-centric Pasillo de Humo in the nearby Mercado Parian food hall.
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Colonia Cuauhtémoc
Bed & bath: 2 bedroom, 2 baths
Top amenities: Fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, two private terraces, doorman
Nearby attractions: Museo Rufino Tamayo, Chapultepec, Museo Nacional de Antropología
Located within walking distance of the Museo Rufino Tamayo, Bosque de Chapultepec, and popular Roma Norte and Condesa neighborhoods, this two-bedroom apartment is in a near-perfect location. Its lush, plant-covered outdoor patio complete with a hammock puts it over the edge. Inside, the bright white space is filled with minimalist items with a midcentury modern touch, spread across the living and dining space and well-equipped galley kitchen. 
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Valle de Bravo
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Outdoor dining room, private terrace, roof with hot tub and loungers
Nearby attractions: Downtown Valle de Bravo, Santuario Piedra HerradaLocated on the verdant outskirts of Lake Avándaro in the colonial town of Valle de Bravo, this two-bedroom sanctuary is surrounded by the avocado orchards of Rancho Chipicas, a 30-year-old organic farm. Built with contemporary comforts but set amidst the area’s wild nature, a stay here means you’ll be treated to fog rolling off of the mountains while you enjoy your morning coffee from the home’s Nespresso machine. Enjoy your brew in the cozy living room or out on the patio, which also hosts a dining room and hot tub with plush loungers. In the evenings, enjoy hosting meals in the home's dining room that comfortably seats six people or by partaking in a family game night thanks to the extensive board game collection.
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San Miguel de Allende
Bed & bath: 1 bed, 1 bath
Top amenities: Mountain views, open concept kitchen, copper bathtub, outdoor plunge pool
Nearby attractions: Downtown San Miguel de AllendeOn the outskirts of the cobbled colonial town of San Miguel de Allende, this bird-friendly mirrored home shines like a beacon on the otherwise desolate slopes of the Los Picachos mountain range. Built with couples or solo travelers in mind, the open-concept, solar-powered home was designed without partition walls: The entire house, including the kitchen and seating area, is one large room. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors open to an outdoor deck with lounge chairs and a dipping pool surrounded by fruiting olive and pomegranate trees. At night, guests are encouraged to sit outside and enjoy a dark sky view of the stars.
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San Miguel de Allende
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Washer and dryer, dishwasher, rooftop, garden with cacti and succulents
Nearby attractions: Bekeb, Xoler Wine Bar, Doce 18 Concept ShopStart saving now, because all of the money you're not using on this Airbnb should go toward the art, artisan crafts, and home goods that San Miguel de Allende is known for (and the extra baggage fees it'll take to get all of it home). That said, you may never want to leave this boho home, which offers two bedrooms, a large, light-filled living room, open, eat-in kitchen, and garden. Plus, there's a rooftop with a dining area, lounge chairs, and more than 180-degree views over the city.
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Tepoztlán
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Private pool, outdoor garden, fully equipped kitchen
Nearby attractions: Margarita Concept, Tepozteco, DilaoOn the outskirts of Tepoztlán, located on a wide-open plot of land near the Ocotitlán Valley, this one-bedroom home was built for solo travelers or couples to immerse in the countryside of Central Mexico. A respite meant to encourage guests to unplug and enjoy nature, this home’s minimalist interiors evoke a sense of ease. With a private garden and pool, as well as a fully equipped kitchen, some guests stay on the property grounds for their entire visit. But with downtown Tepoztlán only a short drive away, top-notch dining, hikes, and spas are near.
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Amatlán de Quetzalcóatl
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Mountain views, extended outdoor spaces and gardens, pool
Nearby attractions: Margarita Concept, Tepozteco, DilaoThis five-bedroom home was once the private estate of Diego Villaseñor, one of Mexico’s top architects. Now it’s available for rent for the first time. Set 20 minutes away from Tepoztlán in the village of Amatlán de Quetzalcoatl, this home has an elemental, nature-first feel and can comfortably fit 10 people. It was built almost entirely from locally-sourced adobe, stone, and red clay, and its outdoor dining room offers unmatched views of the craggy mountains of the protected Chichinautzin Biological Corridor. With an on-site chef, driver, and cleaning team, as well as walking trails and an outdoor pool, it’s tempting to never leave the estate.
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Guadalajara
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Top amenities: Penthouse, terrace, private parking, fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer
Nearby attractions: Templo Expiatorio del Santísimo Sacramento, Museo de las Artes Universidad de GuadalajaraA stay in this penthouse is all about the view: You have a crystal-clear look at the surrounding city and Sierra Madre mountains beyond from most of the rooms, thanks to floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows, as well as the outdoor patio. But the interior has its own charm, with decorative Mayan glyphs, brilliant blue decor, and a modern kitchen. Note: While there are two bedrooms, one of the king beds is in the rear of the living room (you can see the headboard pictured above), so this home is best for families and close friends—or even just one couple who can decamp in the true bedroom. Be sure to schedule a day trip to the nearby town of Tequila for tours of the agave fields, a visit to the the National Museum of Tequila, and taste tests at distilleries.
Tepoztlán
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Mountain views, private swimming pool, two terraces, grill
Nearby attractions: Margarita Concept, Tepozteco, DilaoWe're such a fan of this Airbnb's pool—with its mountain views of Tepoztlán—that it made it into our list of the best Airbnb pools. But there's more to this home than just the pool and deck. Located about an hour and a half south of Mexico City, in a lush area known for lakes, volcanoes, and waterfalls, it features two queen beds in one large bedroom, making the space best for a couple or a close group of friends. It offers indoor-outdoor living at its finest, with floor-to-ceiling glass doors that fold back to open the minimal, modern living room to the covered deck and pool area, too.
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Puebla
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, private parking
Nearby attractions: Zócalo, La Catedral Basílica de Puebla, Museo AmparoWhile the location of this Airbnb is key—it's less than a 10-minute walk to the Zócalo—we love the interior of this apartment, too. Ideal for a couple or solo traveler, it offers an open-plan living area with an eat-in kitchen stocked with cooking utensil basics, as well as an upstairs bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a washer/dryer. A number of guests have also checked in for long-term stays, according to reviews, and tout the Airbnb as being especially home-like and quiet, despite its middle-of-the-action location.
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Jiutepec
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms (4 beds), 3 baths
Top amenities: Fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, organic coffee, outdoor pool and grill
Nearby attractions: Downtown Jiutepec, Downtown CuernavacaThis may be one of the most colorful Airbnbs on this list, between the fluorescent yellow dining chairs, blue and hot pink accent wall, sea-green bathroom, and completely Talavera-tiled kitchen. But there are more subdued places to relax in this two-bedroom, too. Well, technically, the pool and stunning courtyard are outside, but they're still within property lines. Use this as a base to explore Jiutepec and nearby Cuernavaca.
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Isla Holbox
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Fully-equipped kitchen, writing desk, top-floor sundeck with lounge seating
Nearby attractions: Holbox Beach, El Chiringuito Beach BarYou'll have to take a 30-minute ferry from the mainland or fly from Cancún to get to Isla Holbox, but it's well worth it once you check into these relaxing digs. A short bike ride or walk to the town center and just one block from the beach, its location is sublime. The Airbnb itself is stunning too, with neutral tones and natural accents. Inside, you'll find one bedroom, a small but well-stocked kitchen, and an upstairs living room that opens onto a terrace with yoga mats.
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Bacalar
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Shared outdoor living space, shared rooftop plunge pool, kayaks, workspaces
Nearby attractions: Bacalar Lagoon, Nixtamal, MacarioForgo the Caribbean for this eco-friendly waterfront villa, set on the shores of Bacalar’s stunning 26-mile-long freshwater lagoon. Rent one room or all four suites of the retreat, each equipped with sustainable amenities and access to common spaces like a shared outdoor living room, a rooftop plunge pool, and a dock with an elevated deck offering direct access to the lagoon. The property also offers complimentary kayaks for guests to get out and explore the area, as well as plenty of lounge chairs and hammocks to relax and enjoy the tropical jungle surrounds.
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Mérida
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Top amenities: Tropical garden with large outdoor terrace, swimming pool, and lounge areas
Nearby attractions: Saturday Slow Food Market, Salón Gallos, Parque HidalgoWhile Mérida is known for ultra-colorful homes, this two-bedroom Airbnb is understated, with pops of color in the form of gorgeous traditional tile floors. The home also features ultra-high ceilings and rustic French doors that open the main living spaces up to the central courtyard and 45-foot-long private lap pool. (Note: The Wi-Fi has also been recently updated to support remote workers, so you can make your coworkers jealous with a stunning Merida background.)
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Valladolid
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bath
Top amenities: Jungle views, fully equipped kitchen, outdoor terrace, pool, hammock
Nearby attractions: Chichén Itzá, Cenote Suytún, TicuchLocated in the Yucatán's center and just 40 minutes from the ruins of Chichén Itzá, Valladolid is known for its stunning cenotes, or natural swimming pools. While this one-bedroom Airbnb is just across from Cenote Suytún, you can take a dip even closer to home in the private, man-made plunge pool. Though the home is a vibrant pink on the outside, the inside is a neutral, natural oasis, from the living and dining rooms to the kitchen and bedroom. What really catches our eye, though, is the bathroom's stunning, extra-large open-ceiling shower. (With that in mind, this is probably best for a couple.)
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Tulum
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms (3 beds), 2 baths
Top amenities: Jungle views, private plunge pool, outdoor terrace, grill
Nearby attractions: Tulum Beach, Hartwood, Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve
Despite being an apartment, this two-bedroom is packed with amenities and cool decor. Most of the design items were made by Mexican artisans, and the terra-cotta-and-pink interiors look straight out of a Domino spread. There's also a surprising amount of outdoor space, between the private rooftop—which has its own a plunge pool, living area, and shaded dining area—and the patio off the living room that looks down on the palm-shrouded shared pool. When you want to trade the pool for the ocean, know that both the Las Palmas public beach and Playa Paraíso are within a 10-minute drive. 
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San Sebastián Río Hondo
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bath
Top amenities: Mountain views, outdoor terrace, fireplace
Nearby attractions: San José del PacificoSlow mountain living awaits at Casa Sierra, a serene, two-story hideaway tucked within the verdant Sierra Madre mountains of Oaxaca. Around three hours west of Oaxaca City, this area is known as the land of psychedelic mushrooms, with travelers often making overnight stops here on road trips to the Pacific Coast. Surrounded by fragrant lavender fields and only a quick walk to the river, this hilltop cottage delivers with cozy vibes. Not only is it equipped with two plush bedrooms, but it also has a top-notch book collection perfect for enjoying near the crackling wood fireplace.
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Oaxaca
Bed & bath: 2 bedrooms (3 beds), 2 baths
Top amenities: Steam room, outdoor plunge pool, living room, outdoor lounge space
Nearby attractions: Criollo, Boulenc, Templo de Santo Domingo de GuzmánThe first thing you need to know about this Airbnb is that it was created by famed Mexican chefs Enrique Olvera and Luis Arellano, designed by architect Javier Sánchez, and is next door to their restaurant, Criollo. Naturally, the interiors are stunning, with neutral tones and pops of salmon spread throughout the home's living room and two bedrooms. Here, you'll also find amenities like a built-in sauna and an outdoor pool (complete with a hammock, of course). But the real perk is that a stay here includes daily breakfast and complimentary mezcal; plus, Criollo's snack menu serves as room service.
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San Francisco Lachigoló
Bed & bath: 3 bedrooms, 3 baths
Top amenities: Mountain views, private heated pool, rooftop, parking, dedicated workspace
Nearby attractions: Hierve el Agua, Teotitlán del Valle, MitlaLocated 30 minutes outside of Oaxaca, this three-bedroom villa gives you the space to spread out while keeping you close to the action, as it's right in between the main city and many of the nearby artisan collectives, like the Vida Nueva Weaving Cooperative. The home is also filled with textiles, art, tiles, religious works, and furniture from local and other Mexican craftspeople. We'd stay just for a look at the interior, though the shaded hammocks by the private pool offer their own draw.
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San Cristóbal de las Casas
Bed & bath: 1 bedroom (2 beds), 1.5 baths
Top amenities: Courtyard views, private backyard, fully equipped kitchen, Bose sound system
Nearby attractions: Zocalo, Catedral de San Cristóbal de las Casas, Sumidero CanyonSan Cristóbal de las Casas is a prime home base for exploring the lush, forested state of Chiapas, including kayaking tours through the striking Sumidero Canyon and visits to the 400-foot-tall El Chiflon waterfall. Book this one-bedroom for its cozy living room, hammock and private courtyard, petite kitchen, and queen-sized bed. It's also within walking distance of the city center, so you have easy access to restaurants, shops, and more.
