xolo is a new hospitality concept for travelers from around the globe that are looking for design and quality, but also easy travel and central location. We have apartments in hip juarez and cuauhtemoc neighborhoods that are in the center of the action for tourists, business or foodies. xolo is the Aztec dog, in the Aztec cosmovision xolos were viewed as guardians - warding off both intruders and evil spirits, also they were considered your spiritual guides to the other world. Our xolo will be your host and guide.

BIENVENIDO Welcome to your new home in Mexico City! The Xolo holiday apartments are located in both sides of Paseo de la Reforma, in two of the liveliest neighborhoods: Colonia Juárez and Cuauhtémoc. Not only do they have a great location, but you will also be surrounded by Modernist, Spanish Revival and Porfiriana architecture. Octavio Paz (Nobel Prize in Literature) and Mario Pani (renowned architect) were two of its iconic residents. Designed for short and mid-term stays, Xolo apartments and rooms offer a local experience. Forget that you are visiting and let yourself be embraced by the city. Restaurants, bars, emerging design shops… the cultural attractions and lifestyle of this megalopolis are just around the corner. All units were designed by architect Francisco Pardo keeping your needs in mind, whether those are business or pleasure related. High-speed internet, comfortable beds, amenities and attention to detail. Spacious and bright, Xolo apartments give you a warm welcome and make you feel just like home. Let yourself go, you are here now.

Cuauhtémoc neighborhood is a historic and vibrant district located in Mexico City. Recognized for its rich architecture and cosmopolitan atmosphere, Cuauhtémoc is home to elegant buildings, embassies, renowned restaurants, and a wide range of cultural and entertainment activities. This residential and commercial area is highly sought after due to its central location, making it a landmark for both residents and visitors. Reforma Avenue, one of the most iconic avenues in Mexico City, runs through the Cuauhtémoc neighborhood. It is famous for its majestic buildings, historical monuments, and its financial and business importance. Reforma Avenue is an iconic destination for strolling, as it is flanked by beautiful parks such as Chapultepec Forest and is home to numerous cultural attractions, including museums, theaters, and art galleries. Moreover, its urban design promotes pedestrian mobility and features an extensive bike lane, making it an attractive space for outdoor enthusiasts and culture lovers.