Rooms Época

  Your new home.

Rooms Época has been created in 2015 in order to offer an overall shared housing solution ensuring ease, comfort and security for you to enjoy a pleasant stay in Mexico. Our houses are located in the best areas of the capital: Condesa, Roma, Juarez, Zona Rosa, Reforma. They offer the choice of a festive atmosphere, or a study environment, as well as mixed. We currently have 9 houses and offer over 150 rooms   entirely   furnished (double bed, desk, chair, mirror, shelf and wardrobe), accessible for all budgets, without sacrificing comfort. Our houses meet the standards of   security   (fire extinguishers, safety signs, all our rooms close with key). All services included are: water, gas, internet, electricity and a maid 3 times per week for public areas. We propose a simple and easy housing solution through monthly contracts without complications.

Book and drop your bags, we take care of everything!

Rooms Época provides the best possible service   thanks to our rooms entirely furnished:

- Double Bed

- Shelves

- Wardrobe

- Desk

- Chair

- Mirror

- All our rooms close to keys

City Rooms

Why to live in the Condesa Neighbourhood ?

Condesa is the trendy neighbourhood of the city, made-up by the Condesa, Hipódromo and the Hipódromo - Condesa zones with more than 250 buildings. Distinguished for being a neighbourhood with a youth spirit and parties with a hipster mood. During the weekend it is possible to see vintage bikes and pets on the street beside trees and gardens. In this zone, there are two important parks: Parque México and Parque España, as well as the Amsterdam Avenue which was the hippodrome track of the Jockey Club of Mexico City.

Since its origins, this area has benefited from the best infrastructure of the urban zone of Mexico City, what makes it one of the chosen areas to live. Nowadays, the modern and cosmopolitan style, which characterises the Condesa neighbourhood, makes it compelling to know and enjoy.

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Why to live in the Pink Zone / Juárez Neighbourhood ?

The Juarez neighbourhood was established as the most exclusive Porfirian zone with magnificent architecture, old houses with more than a century old perfectly cared and streets named with the most beautiful European cities. It has nice pubs, great and cheap restaurants, well stocked markets, fancy clothing shops, candy shops some shopping centres, host of the national cinematic, cinema clubs, gyms, yoga centres, dance academies, languages schools, hotels, cultural houses, museums ( there is even a chocolate museum, for god sake! ) parks, public squares, theatres… So, what else would you like to have? - We have everything.

Very well located, closed to Bucareli, Reforma, Insurgentes and Chapultepec Avenues. There are 5 close subway stations and 2 MetroBus Stations, buses go all day long, crossing Reforma and Chapultepec Avenue. As well as lots of Ecobici stations and many taxi stops.

Also the Zona Rosa, as part of the Juarez Neighbourhood, is a place that over the years has become a commercial zone located inside the Juarez Neighbourhood concentrating of several boutiques, hotels, pubs, restaurants, art galleries, tattoo studios, coffee shops, nightclubs, bookstores, sex shops and offices. Zona Rosa is also well known for its nightlife for the LGBT community it makes it one of the most visited places in Mexico City.

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Why to live in the Reforma / Polanco Neighbourhood ?

The Polanco neighbourhood is an exclusive area rich in culture, history and vibrancy. It is located in the north of the Chapultepec Forest in Miguel Hidalgo borough, which bounds with the four most important roads in the city. The neighbourhood’s name is delivered from the river which flowed by nowadays Champs Elysées avenue.

The area has cultural places like museums, galleries, companies, embassies, and recreational businesses such as restaurants, luxury stores and shopping centres, highlighting the Presidente Mazaryk Avenue. The Polanco neighbourhood is also known for its luxury shops and properties as well as its elegant and stylishly nightlife.

The Reforma Zone is located between Polanco and the Juarez neighbourhood. There are several corporate buildings and offices with a relaxed yet vibrant weekly environment, as well as several tasty restaurants with a familiar atmosphere at weekends.

It’s the ideal zone to live near to your job and to avoid Mexico City’s traffic jam. Not everyone has the opportunity to live in such close proximity to their work.

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Why to live in the Escandón / Del Valle Neighbourhood ?

The Escandon neighbourhood dated of the early XIX century, when it was full of harvest lands. During the first half of the XX century, urbanisations was in responsible for populating this area. Because its closely location with the Condesa Neighbourhood it is possible found Art Deco   structures beside modern flats. Their strategic location between some avenues as Patriotismo, Revolución and Viaducto show-up the Escandón neighbourhood as an ideal place to live.

One of the best neighbourhood location in the metropolitan zone due their connections with the principal business centres in the city. Near of this neighbourhood it is found the Patriotismo and Chilpancingo subway station, as well as Metro Bus stations ( Linea 1 and 2 ) and Ecobici stations.

Also there are a huge market offer, business and schools. Some emblematic places of this neighbourhood are the Martí building with an Art Deco style, the José Martí Street where is possible to found sundry business as historical pubs, seafood restaurants, the Cultural Centre Roldán Sandoval and the Morelos Garden.

The Del Valle neighbourhood is in a boom season, with a huge school offer and open places, ideal for young people seeking flat or house with enough space to let the family grow-up. Hendrix explain due the properties type and the needed investment it has become in one of the favourites zone for people into theirs 30´s and 40´s.

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Why to live in the San Rafael Neighbourhood ?

In the beginning, it was designed to be inhabited by the San Carlos Academy architects, in fact for a period of time it was known as the “ Architect´s Neighbourhood”. Its streets received names of the positivists philosophers, who based their ideals on Augusto Comte thoughts as well as Jaime Torres Bodet, Serapio Rendón, Dr. Alt, etc.

Since its beginnings, it was inhabited by a variety of social classes. Likewise it is possible to see fabulous mansions as well as private residential blocks of different sizes and some classic neighbourhoods. The very first neighbours were aristocrats, businessmen and workers who got a job in the city.

This neighbourhood was also a witness of the rising-up Mexican cinema golden era. On its streets there is the Opera Cinema, which was opened in 1949. The building, inspired in the Art Deco style, fills us with longing to imagine how it could have been to watch an old Hitchcock movie on those huge screens.

It is the oldest neighbourhood in the city, therefore one of the richest in history and urban myths. Many people said that rebels passed over there during the revolution. It is located closely to the Historic Centre of Mexico City with access to a variety of public transportation.

When we say that this neighbourhood has everything, it’s because it does. Plus, recently the street vendors and neighbours have reported seeing strange lights in the sky, which are supposed to be UFO´s

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Be aware that in Mexico to rent a single apartment, you will be asked for:

- One-month deposit.

- One-month rent.

- 1 Guarantor (person having a property in Mexico City).

- Extensive paperwork.

- Minimum a one-year contract.

In short, you will have to furnish your apartment completely, as well as sign a contract and pay for different services.  This process may take at least 1 year!

Many landlords do not return the deposit at the end of the contract.

Rooms Época  requires no paperwork or difficult procedures! Simple and easy, we just ask for:

- One-month deposit.

- One-month rent (we provide receipts)

- No minimum contract (if you let us know one month before your departure).

Nothing else to pay, no hidden costs or superflux!