What is Neo-hospitality and How Short-Term Stays Work

Neo-hospitality is a concept that has become increasingly popular in recent years. It gained significant relevance with the rise of remote work, and has continued to grow as an efficient model for both hosts and guests seeking comfortable, temporary accommodations.

You've probably heard the term digital nomad, as it has developed alongside short-term stays. Both concepts go hand in hand. Neo-hospitality offers furnished apartments in central, welcoming areas of a city, whether for those working online or for the tourism sector, and Mexico City is no exception. Several platforms have helped boost this accommodation model and have thrived because some apartments in CDMX are located in areas that adapt well to this new travel trend. 

These accommodations are situated in central neighborhoods with parks, restaurants, and entertainment venues within walking distance. The variety of dining and cultural options has also been a key factor in favoring this type of stay. Most of these apartments are furnished and located in areas like Condesa, Roma, Polanco, or neighborhoods adjacent to the Historic Center, which facilitates mobility. Similarly, most are fully furnished apartments that include all services, whether for working or simply enjoying the city.

So, if you haven't yet explored short-term stays, now is the time to consider them as excellent travel alternatives. They allow you to experience the many facets of cities in a more authentic and organic way.