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Looking for a hostel near Azcapotzalco? Find the best and cheapest hostels near Azcapotzalco in Mexico City, sorted by distance. Because this is useful for you!

Hostels in Azcapotzalco, Mexico City

46 hostels in Mexico City. Prices start from $2 for a dorm bed.Sorted by quality, not payments.

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Approx. 63 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (5.3 km / 3 miles)
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318 Avenida Ejército Nacional 1

from $19.88
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Approx. 74 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (6.2 km / 4 miles)
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"…Mala Vecindad Beer Hostel CDMX Policies & Conditions: Cancellation policy: 24 hs before arrival. In case of a late cancellation or No Show, you will be charged the first night of your stay.

from $6.58
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Approx. 75 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (6.3 km / 4 miles)
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"…Breakfast not included. General: 24 hour Reception. No Pets Curfew 11pm Children more than 2 years old" …"Metro Station 'Sevilla' o Metro Station 'Insurgentes' (same distance to the Hostel

from $4.37
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#1 Top Rated
Approx. 80 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (6.7 km / 4 miles)
Boutique HostelDigital NomadsFamily-Friendly HostelSolo Traveller

"…Cancellation policy: 7 days before arrival. In case of a late cancellation or No Show, you will be charged the first night of your stay. Check in from 15:00 to 00:00 . Check out before 12:00

from $8.36
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Hostel Suites DF

Free Breakfast
Approx. 80 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (6.7 km / 4 miles)

"…The bathrooms are very spacious and clean with modern facilities. There are mirrors and lighting, which is great for getting ready. The water pressure in the shower is fantastic and the water is

from $6.75
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Casa MX Alameda

Privacy Curtains
Approx. 81 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (6.8 km / 4 miles)
Party Hostel

"…The CASA of every adventurous backpacker traveling to the CDMX. Our CASA is for all those travelers at heart, profession or hobby. Our options in shared dorms with 3 bunk beds and up to 10 bunk

from $4.08
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Hostal Juarez

Privacy Curtains
Approx. 86 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (7.2 km / 4 miles)
Digital NomadsParty HostelSolo TravellerYouth Hostel

"…Immerse yourself in the innovative experience of staying in our modern capsule beds, designed to provide maximum privacy and comfort. Each capsule is equipped with its own light and three electrical

from $10.56
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Massiosare El Hostal

Colonia Centro
Free Breakfast
Approx. 88 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (7.3 km / 5 miles)
Party Hostel

"…We have 8 rooms types: DORMS Amarillo: sleeps 6 guests in bunk (bathroom & showers inside the dorm). Negro: sleeps 4 guests in bunk (Female dorm, private bathroom right next to the dorm).

from $6.04
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Anys Hostal

Free Breakfast
Approx. 88 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (7.3 km / 5 miles)
Family-Friendly Hostel

"…Maps and Tourist information. Near Museums and other attractions and 4 km far away from the city center. Check in: 14:00 Check out: 11:00 Continental Breakfast included" …"…Airport.-take a

from $9.62
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Approx. 88 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (7.4 km / 5 miles)
Family-Friendly Hostel

"…There is everything in this area!! Accessibility to public transport: Metro Sevilla and Metrobus. There are rentable bicycles also in the area. Join us and live a unique experience in the

from $4.62
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Cheapest
Approx. 91 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (7.5 km / 5 miles)

"…Taxes not included - 3.5% country tax & 16% VAT. Breakfast not included. Reception hours 10:00 to 19:00. No pets allowed. We do not accept customers younger than 18 years of age. Non smoking

from $4.05
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Hostel Condesa Chapultepec

Col. Roma Norte del Cuauhtemoc
Approx. 91 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (7.6 km / 5 miles)
Digital NomadsFamily-Friendly HostelOlder travelers (+50)Quiet RestSolo Traveller

"…Convenience stores are located at both ends of the block and a further ten minutes of walking takes you to a large supermarket that carries everything that you could conceivably required. Bus

from $4.37
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Hostel Home

Free Breakfast
Approx. 93 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (7.8 km / 5 miles)
Quiet RestSolo Traveller

"…The dorm and private rooms are next to the common areas. One of the two common spaces overlooks the street and is furnished with comfortable canapés and a table with chairs. The second common space

from $8.99
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Roomies Hostel Condesa

Colonia Condesa
Approx. 95 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (7.9 km / 5 miles)
Solo Traveller

"…3% Tourist tax. Breakfast not included. 24 Hours Reception. No pets allowed Children +2 years old" …"Metro Chapultepec (Pink line) - bus station called Metrobus Sonora. A taxi from the

from $4.33
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Mexico City Hostel

Centro Histórico
Free Breakfast
Approx. 95 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (7.9 km / 5 miles)
Solo Traveller

"…Summary This is an ideal sleep-and-sightsee hostel; its excellent location is the primary draw and its ample and clean facilities support this feature. - Mexico City Hostel is a calm, clean, and

from $6.22
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Approx. 95 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (7.9 km / 5 miles)

"…Breakfast not available General: 24 hours reception No curfew Pets are welcome" …"By metro, you must go to the Zócalo Station of line 2 of the Mexico City Metro, when you arrive you must walk

from $4.37
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Downtown Beds

Colonia Centro
Free Breakfast
Approx. 96 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (8 km / 5 miles)
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Isabel La Catolica 30

from $7.25
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Hostel Mundo Joven Catedral

Colonia Centro
Free Breakfast
Approx. 96 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (8 km / 5 miles)
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"…I shouldn't have been though as the staff at this hostel really were its best asset -- they made me feel at home from the very beginning. These folks know what backpackers are after -- free walking

from $8.20
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Approx. 96 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (8 km / 5 miles)
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"…Check in from 15:00 to 24:00 . Check out before 12:00 . 24 Hours Reception. 01. Rates are expressed in Mexican pesos (MXN), subject to 16% plus 3.5% taxes. The taxes are informative and may

from $8.71
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Approx. 96 min walking time to Azcapotzalco (8 km / 5 miles)
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"…Each bed has black-out curtains, night lamp, plug and a shelf for you phone. The house is full of art and it´s very, very colourful! Your stay in Fungi Hostel includes towel, soap and blanket,

from $9.78
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Backpacker’s Guide to Azcapotzalco, Mexico City

Choosing a hostel in Azcapotzalco Mexico City places you in a district rich in both history and community, known for its tranquil vibe while still being well-connected to Mexico City's livelier areas. Azcapotzalco offers an authentic Mexican experience with fewer tourists, making it perfect for travelers seeking local culture over tourist-heavy zones. The district’s name means “place of the ant” in Nahuatl, an homage to its roots as an Aztec settlement, and it maintains its historic charm to this day.

Why Stay in Azcapotzalco

Azcapotzalco is an excellent choice for backpackers seeking a more authentic side of Mexico City. This district is ideal for those who appreciate local architecture, vibrant street art, and traditional food markets. Staying in a hostel in Azcapotzalco provides easy access to historic landmarks, quiet parks, and bustling markets, allowing you to experience the city without the overwhelming crowds found in central tourist spots.

Getting Around Azcapotzalco

Azcapotzalco is well-served by various transportation options, making it convenient for budget travelers to explore both the district and wider Mexico City:

  • Metro Line 7: This metro line connects Azcapotzalco to the heart of Mexico City, providing a direct route to major attractions.
  • Metrobus: The Metrobus offers an alternative to the metro and is a popular choice for a more scenic ride through the city.
  • Bicycles: Many locals opt for bicycles, and rentals are available for those who want to explore the district at a relaxed pace.
  • Collectivos: These shared vans are a local favorite and a very budget-friendly way to move around Azcapotzalco and neighboring areas.

Cultural Highlights in Azcapotzalco

The district is brimming with cultural landmarks that showcase its historic roots and local traditions. Staying near these highlights offers an immersive experience:

  • Azcapotzalco Parish and Ex-Convent: Built in the 16th century, this beautiful church and convent blend Spanish colonial architecture with indigenous influences, providing insight into Mexico’s colonial history.
  • Plaza Hidalgo: A popular gathering spot, this plaza is perfect for people-watching and catching local events. It’s lined with food vendors serving traditional Mexican street food.
  • Feria del Maíz: Celebrating the essential role of corn in Mexican culture, this local festival highlights traditional foods, dance, and art. It’s an experience you won’t want to miss if your stay aligns with the festival dates.

Why Azcapotzalco Appeals to Backpackers

A hostel in Azcapotzalco allows you to connect with the local culture of Mexico City while remaining close to central attractions. Here’s what makes it an appealing choice:

  • Authentic Atmosphere: Azcapotzalco is not packed with tourists, offering an authentic experience where you can interact more with locals and dive into daily life in Mexico City.
  • Street Art and Murals: The district is known for its colorful murals, offering an art-filled walk for those exploring on foot or bike.
  • Affordable Eats: The food markets here serve delicious, budget-friendly Mexican dishes like tacos, tamales, and fresh juices – a backpacker’s dream!
  • Rich History: From Aztec beginnings to Spanish colonial landmarks, Azcapotzalco's heritage is deeply woven into its buildings and streets.

Choosing a hostel in Azcapotzalco Mexico City places you in a lesser-known but culturally dense part of the city. It’s an ideal spot for those who want to experience Mexico City like a local, with easy access to transport, historical sites, and plenty of affordable local food options.

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