Extended Stay Apartments in Mexico City: Studios to Two Bedrooms on Reforma
Corporate Stays Editorial Team · Last updated October 2026
Corporate Stays has added furnished studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments at Joséfa by Urbanista in Mexico City. The building sits on Paseo de la Reforma in the Juárez neighborhood. Each apartment is set up for extended stays of a month or longer, with a full kitchen, high-speed Wi-Fi and 24/7 guest support.
The wider unit mix means one address can now house a solo consultant, a relocating executive or two colleagues on the same project. This guide covers the neighborhood, what each apartment type suits, and how booking an extended stay works.
Quick Info: Extended Stay Apartments in Mexico City
- Building: Joséfa by Urbanista
- Location: Paseo de la Reforma, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City
- Apartment types: Studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom
- Guests: Up to 2 (studio, one-bedroom), up to 4 (two-bedroom)
- Included: Full kitchen, high-speed Wi-Fi, Smart TV, air conditioning, linens and towels
- Building amenities: Fitness centre, rooftop terrace with BBQ, 24/7 concierge
- Pets: Pet-friendly, restrictions and fees apply
- Parking: Indoor parking for a fee, reservation required
- Rates: Available on request
Why more companies need extended stay housing in Mexico City
Mexico City is where most foreign investment in Mexico lands. In 2025, Mexico recorded US$40,871 million in foreign direct investment, its highest annual figure on record, according to the Secretaría de Economía. Mexico City received US$22,381 million of that total, or 54.8%.
Investment on that scale brings people with it. Companies send finance teams to set up regional offices, engineers to commission systems, and executives to lead new operations. Those assignments rarely last a weekend. They run for weeks or months, which is where hotel rooms start to fall short.
A hotel works for a three-night trip. For a ten-week project, guests need a kitchen, a washer, a desk and room to live normally. Extended stay apartments give them that, and they give HR and travel managers one point of contact for the whole stay.
Where the apartments are: Juárez, on Paseo de la Reforma
Joséfa by Urbanista is on Avenida Paseo de la Reforma in Juárez, part of the Cuauhtémoc borough. Reforma is Mexico City’s main business avenue, lined with corporate towers, embassies and hotels.
Juárez gives guests a central base with daily life within walking distance. From the building:
- Reforma 222 shopping centre is about a 5-minute walk.
- The Angel of Independence is about a 10-minute walk.
- Chapultepec Park, with its museums and green space, is about a 15-minute walk.
- The Historic Center and the Zócalo are about a 10-minute drive.
The area is well served by metro stations and bus routes. Reforma also has dedicated bike lanes and bike-share stations, which many guests use for short trips to meetings. Roma Norte’s restaurants and cafés are a short walk south.
Which apartment fits which stay
The right layout depends on who is travelling and for how long. Here is how the three apartment types compare.
| Apartment type | Sleeps | Bedrooms and bathrooms | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | Up to 2 | Queen bed, 1 bathroom | Solo consultants, short-term project staff |
| One-bedroom | Up to 2 | Queen bed in a separate bedroom, 1 bathroom | Executives on longer assignments, couples relocating |
| Two-bedroom | Up to 4 | 2 queen bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms | Two colleagues sharing, families relocating |
Studio apartments
The studios combine sleeping, living and dining in one open plan. Each has a queen bed, a fully equipped kitchen, a work desk and a bathroom with a shower. Balconies with city views are available.
Studios suit a single professional on a project of a few weeks to a few months. They keep costs predictable for companies placing one person at a time.
One-bedroom apartments
The one-bedroom apartments separate the bedroom from the living space. That matters on a longer assignment, when a guest is taking calls or working from the apartment several days a week.
Each has a queen bed with storage, a full kitchen and an open living and dining area. They work well for executives settling in before a permanent move, or for couples relocating together.
Two-bedroom apartments
The two-bedroom apartments are the newest addition to the building. Both bedrooms have queen beds, and there are two full bathrooms, one of them ensuite. The layout includes an open living and dining area and an in-suite washer and dryer.
For companies, a two-bedroom lets two colleagues on the same project share one apartment while keeping private rooms and bathrooms. For a relocating employee, it gives a partner or children space during the first months in a new city.

What every apartment includes
Every apartment arrives move-in ready, so guests can start work the day after they land. Each includes:
- A fully equipped kitchen with cookware, utensils and full-size appliances
- Unlimited high-speed wireless internet and a Smart TV
- Air conditioning
- Bedding, linens and towels
- Furniture and decor by Casa Suárez, our in-house furnishing line
Guests do not need to set up utilities, buy kitchenware or sign a local lease. Rates are available on request and depend on apartment type, dates and length of stay.
Building amenities and guest services
Joséfa by Urbanista has a fitness centre, a rooftop terrace with BBQ and lounge areas, and secure access with a 24/7 concierge. Corporate Stays adds 24/7 guest support throughout the stay.
The building is pet-friendly, with restrictions and additional fees. Indoor parking is available for a fee and needs to be reserved in advance.
How extended stays work with Corporate Stays
Corporate Stays has operated furnished housing since 2008. Our housing specialists handle Mexico City bookings the same way they handle placements in Canada and across Latin America.
A typical booking runs like this:
- You share the dates, number of guests and the purpose of the stay.
- A housing specialist confirms availability and recommends the right apartment type.
- You receive a quote, usually within one business day.
- Once confirmed, the guest receives arrival details and access instructions before travel.
- Support stays available 24/7 until check-out.
Companies that place employees regularly can open a corporate account. It includes preferred corporate rates, a dedicated account manager and flexible billing. That makes it simpler to manage several Mexico City stays alongside housing in other markets.
If you are moving a full team, our group and team deployment service coordinates several apartments under one booking. For individual moves, see our corporate relocation support.
Planning an extended stay in Mexico City
A few practical points help a long stay run smoothly.
Book early for longer stays. Apartments on Reforma are in steady demand from business and leisure guests. Confirming a month or more ahead gives you the best choice of apartment type.
Match the layout to the work. If the guest will work from the apartment often, a one-bedroom or two-bedroom keeps work and rest apart.
Plan for altitude. Mexico City sits at about 2,240 metres. Some visitors notice it in their first days, so a lighter schedule on arrival helps.
Use the neighborhood. Reforma, Juárez and Roma Norte cover most daily needs on foot. Many guests on long stays find they rarely need a car.
Book your Mexico City stay
The new studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments at Joséfa by Urbanista are available for stays of a month or longer.
Talk to a housing specialist to check availability and request a quote for your dates.
View Availability Talk to UsFrequently asked questions
Where can business travelers find extended stay apartments in Mexico City?
Corporate Stays offers extended stay apartments at Joséfa by Urbanista on Paseo de la Reforma, in the Juárez neighborhood. Studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments are available for stays of a month or longer.
Which apartment types are available in Mexico City?
Studios and one-bedroom apartments sleep up to two guests. Two-bedroom apartments sleep up to four, with two queen bedrooms and two full bathrooms.
What is included in a Corporate Stays apartment in Mexico City?
Every apartment includes a fully equipped kitchen, unlimited high-speed Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, air conditioning, and bedding, linens and towels. Guests also have 24/7 support throughout their stay.
What is near Joséfa by Urbanista?
Reforma 222 is about a 5-minute walk, the Angel of Independence about 10 minutes, and Chapultepec Park about 15 minutes. The Historic Center is about a 10-minute drive.
Are the Mexico City apartments pet-friendly?
Yes. Pets are welcome at Joséfa by Urbanista, with restrictions and additional fees. Confirm your pet’s details with a housing specialist when booking.
Can a company house several employees in Mexico City?
Yes. Corporate Stays coordinates several apartments under one booking for project teams. Companies that place staff regularly can open a corporate account with a dedicated account manager and flexible billing.
How do I get a rate for an extended stay in Mexico City?
Rates are available on request and depend on apartment type, dates and length of stay. Share your dates with a housing specialist, who usually replies within one business day.