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Nightly budget: up to $100
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Can you find hotels under $100 in Mexico City?
A $100 nightly budget compares well with hotel prices in Mexico City. The lowest price in this sample is $9 and the median is $100, putting your budget above the midpoint of the prices we found. If your dates are flexible, October has the lowest median hotel price over the next 12 months. This gives you more room to compare different stays and dates.
Hotel price overview for Mexico City
- Lowest price $9
- Your budget $100
- Median $100
- Average $120
Prices are ordered from lowest to highest; spacing is not to scale.
A $100 budget is above the lowest price we found ($9) and above the median ($100).
When are hotel prices lowest in Mexico City?
October 2026 has the lowest median price at $93 per night.
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Median price Your budget: $100
Good to know about hotel prices in Mexico City
- Cheapest month October 2026 Median $93/night
- Peak month August 2027 Median $119/night
- Cheapest weekday Monday Median $91/night
- Weekend prices About the same as weekdays
August 2027 is about 28% more expensive than October 2026.
Lowest hotel prices by star rating in Mexico City
In our recent search data, the lowest nightly price was $15 for 3-star hotels, $28 for 4-star hotels and $46 for 5-star hotels.
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- $46/night
* Prices are based on recent searches and may differ from current booking prices. Actual prices and availability vary by dates, guests, room type and provider.
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