Condesa is a beautiful neighborhood, but finding a furnished monthly apartment there is harder and pricier than Roma Norte or Narvarte. If you are committed to Condesa’s parks and walkable rhythm for 30+ nights, this guide covers realistic pricing, what to check, and honest trade-offs.
Current Condesa furnished pricing (Q2 2026)
Based on live searches across Airbnb, Booking.com, and direct landlord listings:
- 1-bedroom furnished: MXN 22,000-40,000/month (USD 1,100-2,000)
- 2-bedroom furnished: MXN 35,000-60,000+/month (USD 1,750-3,000+)
- Average premium vs unfurnished: 15-25% higher for furnished
How Condesa compares to nearby neighborhoods:
Furnished monthly apartment pricing by neighborhood
| Neighborhood | 1-bed avg | 2-bed avg | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Condesa | MXN 30,000 | MXN 45,000 | Parks, walkable, pricier |
| Roma Norte | MXN 24,000 | MXN 38,000 | Cafes, coworking, walkable |
| Narvarte | MXN 20,000 | MXN 32,000 | Quiet, value-focused, residential |
| Polanco | MXN 35,000+ | MXN 55,000+ | Premium, corporate, expensive |
Condesa’s premium (10-15% over Roma) reflects park access, plaza culture, and international demand.
Where to search for Condesa furnished apartments
Live platforms with current availability:
- Airbnb — filter for “entire place,” 30+ nights discount (often 15-20% off nightly rates)
- Booking.com — apartments and long-stay listings, often discounted for 30+ days
- Vivanuncios.com.mx — local classifieds, more landlord-direct, requires Spanish
- Facebook groups — “Vivienda CDMX” and “Apartments in Mexico City” groups post monthly listings
- Airbnb Plus — verified, higher-quality furnished apartments (premium pricing)
When searching, use these filters:
- Minimum 30 nights
- Entire apartment (not shared room)
- Furnished or “fully equipped”
- Condesa / La Condesa / Benito Juarez
What to confirm before paying for Condesa furnished apartments
Before you book:
- Wi-Fi speed: Ask for a speed test screenshot. Condesa typically has 30-100 Mbps, but older buildings vary widely.
- Workspace: Photo or video walkthrough of the desk, table, or counter. Is it suitable for working 6+ hours a day?
- Kitchen equipment: Does it have a stove, oven, refrigerator, and basic cookware, or just a microwave?
- Noise and location: Ask about nightlife impact. Which streets have bars? Is the unit interior-facing or street-facing?
- Checkout timing: Can you arrive after 6pm? Do you need an early departure on move-out day?
- Host availability: Is the host reachable if something breaks? What is their response time?
- Lease and terms: What is included (utilities, Wi-Fi, housekeeping)? What is extra? Are there cancellation or extension terms?
- Parking (if relevant): Does it include a spot, or will you pay separately?
Use the monthly apartment checklist before you commit.

Condesa neighborhoods within Condesa
Not all “Condesa” is the same. The colonia is large, and different blocks have very different feels:
- Park blocks (west side): Close to Parque España, quieter, more residential, more expensive
- Commercial spine (Michoacán, Orizaba, Temístocles): Busier, more bars and restaurants, noisier at night, slightly cheaper
- Residential interior blocks: Quieter, fewer services on immediate block, but walkable to main streets
- Toledo/Tamaulipas area: Trendy, younger energy, more nightlife, pricier
If noise matters for your month, ask the host specifically: “Is this block quiet or busy at night?” and request a park-side unit if possible.
Google Maps perimeter check - Condesa vs Roma Norte
Condesa search area
Roma Norte search area
Condesa for remote work — honest take
Condesa wins for remote work if:
- Quiet afternoons and mornings matter more than cafe options
- You want park breaks and outdoor space
- You don’t need dense coworking backup
- You can work from your apartment most days
Roma Norte or Narvarte win if:
- Cafe-hopping and coworking community matter
- You need all-day work options outside your apartment
- You want to collaborate with other remote workers
- Budget is a factor (both cheaper than Condesa)
Many remote workers spend their mornings in an apartment and afternoons in cafes. For that style, Condesa works well. For someone who wants to spend 8 hours daily in different cafes, Roma Norte is stronger and cheaper.
Extending or shortening your stay
Most furnished monthly apartments allow:
- Extensions: Ask before move-in whether you can extend if it is available. This is often easier than booking a new place.
- Early checkout: May forfeit some rental days (policies vary; always ask).
- Partial-month bookings: Many hosts allow week-to-week flexibility if you need to shorten.
Negotiate these terms before you pay, not after move-in.

If Condesa doesn’t work
If you search Condesa and pricing, inventory, or the vibe doesn’t fit:
- More furnished options: Roma Norte furnished apartments
- Better value: Narvarte furnished apartments
- Quiet park rhythm at lower cost: Narvarte for remote workers
- Comparison guide: Roma Norte vs Condesa for monthly stays
Quick FAQ
Q: Is Condesa worth the premium over Roma Norte? A: If parks, quieter streets, and afternoon routines are core to your month, yes. If you work from cafes and value community, Roma Norte gives better bang for the peso.
Q: Can I negotiate rent in Condesa? A: On Airbnb, not really — prices are what they are. With direct landlords or Facebook groups, monthly bookings sometimes allow 5-10% negotiation, especially for 60+ nights.
Q: When should I book to get the best Condesa furnished rates? A: 30+ days in advance is typical for better selection. Booking 7-14 days out usually means accepting whatever is left. Seasonal dips: May-June and September-October often see lower prices (less tourist demand).
Q: What is the average length of stay in furnished Condesa apartments? A: Mix of 1-4 weeks (tourists) and 30+ nights (remote workers, students, relocation). 30-night leases often get 15-20% discounts over nightly rates.
Bottom line: Condesa furnished apartments are pricier and less abundant than Roma Norte or Narvarte, but available if you are willing to pay the premium for parks and calm. Always see photos/video, confirm Wi-Fi and workspace, and ask about noise before committing.
For a broader Condesa overview, see furnished apartments in Condesa.



