Mexico Hotels

Did you like watching Breaking Bad? If yes, then Mexico is a destination that is not to be missed, even if you didn’t watch it! With its rich history, stunning architecture, and cultural values, Mexico welcomes you in excitement. Are you a lover of history? Then the ancient ruins of the Mayan and Aztec civilizations are your first stops to go. Would you like to explore the country's historic cities, such as Oaxaca, San Miguel de Allende, and Guanajuato? They are waiting for you with their famous buildings, colorful streets, and arts. And for foodies, you know that Mexico likes it fiery, with extra jalapenos. With lots of beans, meat, and sauces, you’ll realize you haven’t had a proper spicy food before. But be careful! Don’t eat too much unless you are an expert in spices. Think about the later, if you know what we mean. From tacos and tamales to mole and chiles en nogada, Mexico's cuisine will be like a celebration of flavors on your palate! And for those looking to explore Mexico's rich cultural heritage, the country is home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites which will give you unforgettable memories. Prepare your luggage already, because Mayan ruins are waiting to be discovered meanwhile your tacos are getting colder! 

Best Cities in Mexico

Here’s your fast Mexico city guide depending on where city you are planning to visit:

Tacos, jalapeno peppers, and sombreros are everywhere if you peek at hotels in Mexico! 

Capital of Mexico

Also known as Ciudad de México, the capital of Mexico is Mexico City. Located in the Valley of Mexico, Mexico City is the cultural hub of the country. Mexico City was Founded by the Aztecs in 1325 as Tenochtitlan, the city was later rebuilt by the Spanish following the fall of the Aztec Empire in 1521. Now, more than the capital has more than 20 million residents and continues thriving.

Mexico Flag

The flag of Mexico is a vertically striped tricolor of green, white, and red, with the national coat of arms charged in the center of the white stripe. The green color symbolizes independence and hope, the white represents the Roman Catholic religion and unity, and the red represents the Spaniards who joined in the quest for Mexican independence and the blood of the national heroes. The coat of arms features a Mexican golden eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a rattlesnake, which is rooted in the legend of the Aztec people. 

Mexico Location

Mexico is located in the southern portion of North America. It is bordered to the north by the United States, to the south and west by the Pacific Ocean, to the southeast by Guatemala, and Belize.

Time in Mexico

Mexico's time zone is divided into two: GMT-7 on the Northwest and Pacific coast states and GMT-8 on Baja California.

What Language is Spoken in Mexico?

The official language of Mexico is Spanish, which is spoken by over 90% of the population. English is also spoken in overall the country, especially more common in popular tourist destinations.

What Currency Does Mexico Use?

The official Mexico currency is the Mexican Peso, denoted by the symbol "$" and the code MXN. 

Is Mexico Expensive?

According to Expatistan, the cost of living in Mexico is more expensive than in 67% of countries in Latin America but cheaper than in 64% of countries in the world. While Tijuana and Cancun are the first two in terms of cost of living, the capital Mexico City is ranking third on the list. Overall, Mexico is considered relatively inexpensive compared to the US and Canada by 45.7% while around 10% cheaper than major Europe cities.

Mexico Population

The population of Mexico is 129 million as of 2024. The capital of the country, Mexico City hosts more than 20 million of this population while some cities don’t exceed 2 million and many are below 1 million.

Mexico Safety

The safety of traveling to Mexico can be a complex issue. While many visitors enjoy a safe vacation in Mexico, the country does have some areas that can be dangerous and should be avoided. Including some popular tourist areas such as Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Puerto Morelos, Tulum, and Acapulco, the crime rates are high. So, always be aware of your surroundings, don’t overdrink, and don’t walk alone in the streets during the night.

Mexico Religion

Mexico is a secular country with freedom of religion. The majority of Mexico has faith in Christianity, which particularly is Catholic Christianity. Here’s the summarized list of religions in Mexico:

• Christianity: 78.6%
  • Roman Catholic: 72.1%
  • Evangelist: 2.5%
  • Jehovah’s Witness: 1.7%
  • Pentecostal Evangelist: 1.3%
  • Baptists: 0.4%
  • Adventists: 0.4%
  • Mormons: 0.2%
• No Religion: 19%
• Other Religions:1.4%
  • Jews
  • Buddhism
  • Hinduism
  • Islam

Mexico Attractions

There are countless Mexico attractions you should see if you are an enthusiast of culture, history, and beauty. Here are some of the top places in Mexico you must see:

• Tulum: A beach town with pristine beaches, crystal-clear cenotes, and ancient Mayan ruins.
• Palenque: An ancient Mayan city located in the lush jungle of Chiapas.
• Teotihuacan: A complex of ancient Mesoamerican pyramids located near Mexico City.
• Copper Canyon: The series of canyons in the Sierra Madre Occidental mountain range, larger and deeper than the Grand Canyon.
• Cozumel: A beautiful island with crystal-clear waters with snorkeling and diving opportunities.
• Xcaret: An eco-archaeological park located in the Riviera Maya decorated with underground rivers, a coral reef aquarium, and cultural performances.
• Sumidero Canyon: A canyon located in Chiapas, with towering cliffs and a river running through it.
• Isla Mujeres: A small island off the coast of Cancun, known for its beautiful beaches.

Best Cities in Mexico

• Cancún: A tropical paradise with stunning beaches and never-ending nightlife.
• Cabo San Lucas: A seaside escape offering luxury resorts, golf courses, and high-end shopping spots.
• Mexico City: The massive metropolis and also the capital of Mexico with a rich history, breathtaking attractions, fascinating museums, and palate cherishing foods.
• Playa del Carmen: A coastal town with a bohemian vibe and world-class dining options.
• San Miguel de Allende: A colonial town known for its art, culture, architecture, and historical heritages.
• Puerto Vallarta: A popular beach destination with shining beaches, luxurious restaurants, and an expat community.
• Oaxaca: A colonial city with diverse food options, unforgettable landmarks, and traditional handicrafts.
• Guadalajara: Basically the cultural capital of Mexico, one of the must-go destinations for people who are planning to visit Mexico
• Mérida: A colonial city with year-round warm weather and amazing scenery.
• Zacatecas:Old colonial architecture with more art scene, a charming town that’s offering without hesitation.

Best Hotels in Mexico

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