Travel Guide for
Mexico City

Mexico City (CDMX), nestled in the Valley of Mexico at high altitude, is a sprawling metropolis full of vibrant history and energy. Once the ancient Aztec capital, today's city blends colonial charm with a dynamic modern scene. In February, expect mild, sunny days and cool evenings—perfect for exploring the city’s bustling neighborhoods.

Rich in culture, you'll find world-class museums, lively street markets, and delicious cuisine at every turn. Digital nomads enjoy frequent coworking spaces, reliable Wi-Fi, and plenty of cafés. With its friendly atmosphere and accessible public transit, Mexico City is both inspiring and budget-friendly for extended stays.

Mexico City is easily accessible by air, with Benito Juárez International Airport servicing flights from major cities worldwide. Affordable options include budget airlines and flexible travel dates. For digital nomads arriving from within Mexico, luxury buses like ADO offer comfort and Wi-Fi, connecting you from cities such as Puebla, Querétaro, and Guadalajara.

Train and boat travel are not direct options for reaching Mexico City, but rideshare services or intercity buses work well for nearby locations. February usually brings mild and dry weather—no expected disruptions for your travel dates. Upon arrival, use the Metro or Uber for efficient, budget-friendly city commuting.

Mexico City enjoys a mild, high-altitude climate year-round. Expect spring-like days most months, with temperatures ranging from 7°C (45°F) at night to 22°C (72°F) during the day. The dry season lasts November to April and sees clear skies and pleasant weather—ideal for exploring arts, culture, gastronomy, and nightlife.

Rain is most common from June through September, but showers are usually brief. From February 18 to 22, conditions are typically sunny and mild, with little chance of rain or extreme weather. It’s perfect for sightseeing, outdoor adventures, and attending festivals or cultural events around the city.

For a digital nomad on an average budget, neighborhoods like Roma Norte, Condesa, and Polanco are excellent choices, offering vibrant cafes, coworking spaces, and great connectivity. Hotels such as Hotel Casa Nuevo León and NH Collection Mexico City Reforma provide comfort and good workspaces, while hostels like Selina and Casa Pepe are ideal for meeting fellow travelers.

Apartments and short-term house rentals in these neighborhoods can be easily booked on Hotels.com, which offers a range of well-reviewed options all over CDMX. For February 18 to 22, book early, as this is a popular travel time, and last-minute availability may be limited. Take advantage of Hotels.com deals and flexible cancellation for peace of mind as your plans shape up.