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Hostels near Frida Kahlo Museum

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Hostels near Frida Kahlo Museum, Mexico City

48 hostels in Mexico City. Prices start from $5 for a dorm bed.Sorted by quality, not payments.

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Hostal Cuija Coyoacan

Colonia del Carmen Coyoacan
Free Breakfast
Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 0.2 km / 0.1 miles
Digital NomadsFamily-Friendly HostelQuiet RestSolo Traveller

"…The hostel has a range of rooms on offer from bunk beds dorms that can accommodate two, four, and six to privates of various sizes as well. Dorms don't lock, but have in-room lockers available.

from $10.12
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 0.9 km / 0.6 miles

"…Each one has a unique style that reflects the essence of Coyoacan. Comfortable beds: Rest on our beds with Egyptian cotton sheets and hypoallergenic comforters. Free Wi-Fi: Stay connected to

from $12.35
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 1.5 km / 1 miles
Digital NomadsParty HostelSolo TravellerYouth Hostel

"…Check out before 11:00 . Payment upon arrival by cash, credit & debit cards. This property may pre-authorize your card before arrival. Taxes not included - 16% Breakfast not included.

from $6.52
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 1.5 km / 1 miles
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807 Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas piso 3

from $7.86
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 4.5 km / 3 miles
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"…No Pets Curfew 11pm Non smoking Children over 2 years old" …"Metro Chilpancingo Metrobus Poliforum" …Minnesota 6, Napoles, Benito Juarez

from $4.25
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 5.3 km / 3 miles
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"…Enjoy comfortable and modern facilities at the best cost in a good area. Roomies Hostel is the best place to stay! Breakfast not included Curfew 11pm 24 hours reception No Pets" …"Metro

from $4.26
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Hostel Rf

Free Breakfast
Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 5.4 km / 3 miles

"…All reservations must be fully paid in advance until 72h before check-in. General: Reception Desk from 10 to 18h. 24h available via e-mail or Whatsapp. No curfew. No pets allowed. We do not

from $5.24
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Casa Columpio

Free Breakfast
Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 6 km / 4 miles
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"…Taxes not included 20% General: Recepción: Self Service - WhatsApp Customer Service No curfew." …"Located in the heart of the iconic Colonia Roma." …Nayarit 86 Colonia Roma

from $9.18
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Casa Pancha

Free Breakfast
Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 6.3 km / 4 miles
Female Solo TravellerSolo TravellerYouth Hostel

"…We don't accept guests under 16 years old. No smoking. No pets. No elevator in site." …"Our location makes it easy to get to most of the major attractions and the city center. Take the subway, a

from $15.77
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 6.3 km / 4 miles
Family-Friendly HostelSolo Traveller

"…Check in from 14:00 to 00:00 . Check out from 00:00 to 12:00 . Payment upon arrival by credit cards, debit cards. Taxes not included - 16% government tax and 3.5 % touristic tax Breakfast not

from $4.13
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HOM Roma

colonia Roma
Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 6.5 km / 4 miles

"…Facilities at this property include a shared kitchen and a concierge service, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout the building. Rooms have a shared bathroom, while some guest house units also offer

from $4.97
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 6.6 km / 4 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 $9.63
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 6.7 km / 4 miles

"…Buses 5 minutes walking. The hostel has 2 dorms and 8 private rooms, all with shared bathrooms exclusively for women and men. You can make free use of the equipped kitchen. Also, you can enjoy

from $3.91
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 6.7 km / 4 miles

"…Our amenities include shared bathrooms, high-speed internet (fiber), work desk spaces, an open kitchen, lounge area, washer/dryer, and TV (with Netflix). This way you can feel at home without

from $10.98
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Roomies Hostel Condesa

Colonia Condesa
Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 6.7 km / 4 miles
Solo Traveller

"…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 airport costs 250

from $4.36
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 6.9 km / 4 miles
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"…The staff at Metro Hostal Boutique is interested in providing you with a unique experience, we know our city and our country extensively and making your stay as nice and smooth as possible is our

from $5.99
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Hostel Home

Free Breakfast
Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 7 km / 4 miles
Quiet RestSolo Traveller

"…It is very easy to find the hostel, since the description that comes with the booking is very clear and at the final destination of the metro is a detailed plan on which the Calle de Tabasco is also

from $8.59
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Hostel Condesa Chapultepec

Col. Roma Norte del Cuauhtemoc
Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 7.1 km / 4 miles
Digital NomadsFamily-Friendly HostelOlder travelers (+50)Quiet RestSolo Traveller

"…Beside the kitchen there is an American-diner-style booth that seats four friends or four uncomfortable strangers. This hostel contains no atmosphere; it is darkly lit most of the time and the

from $4.82
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Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 7.4 km / 5 miles
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"…Payment upon arrival by cash, credit & debit cards. This property may pre-authorize your card before arrival. Taxes not included - 19.50 % Breakfast not included. General: Breakfast not

from $4.95
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Anys Hostal

Free Breakfast
Distance to Frida Kahlo Museum: 7.4 km / 5 miles
Family-Friendly Hostel

"Excellent location, friendly atmosphere, attended by their owner. Shared or Private rooms, refrigerator, ensuite rooms, Cable TV, lockers, Wi-Fi internet for free Cafeteria, kitchen and dining

from $8.88
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Stay Guide: Frida Kahlo Museum District for Backpackers

Staying in a hostel near Frida Kahlo Museum Mexico City brings you close to the essence of Mexican art, culture, and local life. This area, set in the heart of Coyoacán, is steeped in history and creativity. With vibrant streets lined with colorful colonial buildings, open-air markets, and cozy cafes, this district feels worlds away from the hustle of central Mexico City, offering backpackers a refreshing escape. Known as the “Blue House,” Frida Kahlo’s iconic home-turned-museum is a must-see, and staying nearby lets you experience the district’s bohemian charm to its fullest.

Why Stay Near Frida Kahlo Museum

The Frida Kahlo Museum area has become a cultural landmark, not only because of Frida’s legacy but for the vibrant Coyoacán neighborhood surrounding it. Travelers staying in a hostel near Frida Kahlo Museum get a taste of the laid-back, creative side of Mexico City. The area is filled with cobblestone streets, hidden gardens, and iconic cafes where Frida and other artists once spent time. It’s an ideal spot for those wanting a peaceful stay with easy access to central sites via the Metro and bus.

Must-See Landmarks

Staying here means easy access to more than just Frida’s museum:

  • Frida Kahlo Museum (Casa Azul): Step into Frida Kahlo’s world in her former home, filled with her personal items, art, and vivid decor. The Blue House is more than a museum—it’s an intimate glimpse into the life and art of Mexico’s beloved artist.
  • Jardín Centenario: Just a short walk from the museum, this bustling square is the heart of Coyoacán. You’ll find locals sipping coffee, street performers, and a vibrant weekend market with everything from handcrafted jewelry to traditional street food.
  • Parroquia de San Juan Bautista: This historic church is a true gem, with Baroque architecture and peaceful interiors. It’s one of the oldest churches in Mexico City, dating back to the 16th century, and adds a touch of tranquility to the area.

Getting Around Coyoacán

Although Coyoacán is a historic district, it’s well-connected to the rest of the city, making it easy to explore beyond the area:

  • Metro Line 3 (Coyoacán Station): The Coyoacán metro station, though a bit of a walk from the main attractions, is a direct route to central Mexico City, perfect for budget-friendly trips to other neighborhoods.
  • Local Buses: Hop on the local bus routes that go directly from Coyoacán to spots like Chapultepec and the Zócalo. They’re economical and run frequently, providing a scenic way to explore Mexico City’s unique barrios.
  • Walking Paths: Coyoacán itself is extremely walkable. Stroll the shaded streets, check out the weekend markets, and discover small art galleries hidden in the neighborhood’s corners. The local vibe is best experienced on foot.

Local Culture and Tips

To get the most out of your stay near the Frida Kahlo Museum, keep these tips in mind:

  • Visit Early or Late: The Frida Kahlo Museum can get packed with tourists, so plan your visit early in the morning or closer to closing time. This way, you’ll have more space to explore and appreciate the exhibits.
  • Weekend Market Vibes: Every Saturday and Sunday, local artisans set up shop around Jardín Centenario and Hidalgo Square. It’s an ideal spot to find unique souvenirs like handmade textiles, pottery, and delicious street snacks like esquites (corn cups) and churros.
  • Café de los Coyoacanenses: For a taste of old-school Coyoacán, grab a coffee at this traditional cafe. It’s been around for decades and has a relaxed, artsy vibe, making it perfect for soaking in the neighborhood’s timeless charm.

Why the Frida Kahlo District is Perfect for Backpackers

Staying in a hostel near Frida Kahlo Museum Mexico City gives backpackers a unique blend of history, art, and local lifestyle that’s hard to find anywhere else. Here’s why it’s an ideal spot:

  • Budget-Friendly Attractions: Beyond the Frida Kahlo Museum, much of Coyoacán’s charm can be experienced for free. Walking through the markets, people-watching in the squares, and exploring hidden art spots are all enjoyable, no-cost activities.
  • Laid-Back Atmosphere: The area is known for its slow-paced, bohemian vibe. It’s a refreshing break from the busy city center, offering backpackers a peaceful spot to recharge while still staying connected to city life.
  • Rich Cultural Experience: Coyoacán has a long-standing reputation as Mexico City’s art hub. Staying here means you’ll encounter street art, impromptu poetry readings, and a lively arts scene that has inspired generations of Mexican creatives.
  • Authentic Eats and Coffee: The neighborhood is packed with cafes and food stalls where you can try local staples like tacos al pastor and agua frescas. These spots give travelers a chance to taste genuine Mexican flavors without breaking the bank.

Opting for a hostel near Frida Kahlo Museum Mexico City means diving deep into Mexican culture, art, and community. For backpackers who enjoy both exploration and relaxation, this district offers the perfect balance, making it a fantastic home base in Mexico City.

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