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Located less than 5 minutes’ walk from Palacio de Iturbide Museum and Torre Latino, Hotel Histórico Central offers Colonial-style architecture and free WiFi connection in all areas.
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"They even wrote a personal card to thank me for choosing the hotel and added some candy to it, very nice touch."
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Right next to the National Cathedral, where Moctezuma's Palace once stood, this hotel in downtown Mexico City offers convenient amenities such as free on-site parking and a beautiful restaurant...
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"An amazing hotel in the heart of the historical center.
Everything was excellent. You really feel that they want you and that they will do anything to please you.
It starts with the warm welcoming..."
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Featuring free bikes and terrace, as well as a restaurant, Hotel Catedral is located in Mexico City. The 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi.
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"The staff was friendly, location outstanding and the included breakfast was remarkable (truly)!"
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Featuring a fitness center and a terrace, Casa Decu is located in Mexico City.
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"Safe, quiet location surrounded by picturesque plazas and cute cafes. It was a great home base to go anywhere in the city. The staff was beyond friendly and excellent. The rooms we’re beautiful, spacious..."
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Boasting a bar, Fiesta Americana Ciudad de México Toreo in Mexico City is located 1.5 mi from Antara Polanco. This 5-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk.
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"Everything was clean and the staff is excellent !"
Mexico City was highly rated for museums by 1,928 guests from the United States! Mexico City Travel Guide
Aztec Capital and Vibrant Metropolis
As one of the biggest cities in the world, Mexico City could be better described as an experience than a city. Founded in 1325 by the Aztecs as Tenochtitlan, it was both destroyed and rebuilt by the Spanish in the 16th century. Nowadays, it is the capital of the United Mexican States and its most important economic and cultural center.
The city center’s cornerstone is the famous Plaza de la Constitución, commonly called Zócalo. It's surrounded by the presidential Palacio Nacional and the Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral.
The Avenida de la Reforma was built under the brief rule of Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria, while the deposed president Porfirio Díaz left a characteristic fusion of French-Mexican architecture. The 1960s saw a demographic explosion that only now is starting to be completely absorbed.
From the Chapultepec Parks and the chic Polanco, to the gay area of Zona Rosa and the Bohemian and intellectual Coyoacán: let Mexico City tell you its thousand secrets and stories.
Most of the hotels are located around the Reforma area, the Insurgentes Avenue and the Zócalo. If you’re looking for 5-star hotels in Mexico City, the modern Santa Fe area has a recently redeveloped business sector.
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Best rated hotels and unique places to stay in Mexico City, based on 190,301 reviews from real guests!
Suggest the summertime--yes, it rains in the late afternoon...
Suggest the summertime--yes, it rains in the late afternoon early evening. The rain washes away the legendary pollution of the City, leaving the morning air quite cool,very fresh and sweet. The parks are gorgeous and I stayed in Polanco quarter where there are loads of activities, shops, Al fresco restaurants overlooking said lovely parks. The area is secure as it hosts two embassies and local architecture is fabulous, with some combining the Spanish High Baroque with ultra contemporary outdoor sculpture. I walked, but the Metro bus runs up and down La Reforma making purchase of a daily bus pass worthwhile. Check out Cafe Portuguesa and Ivoire both on Avenida Emilio Castelar!
Lucy
United Kingdom
10
So much to see and do!
So much to see and do! Many great restaurants and lovely locals to help you. I stayed in the condesa/Roma area and that was good for my interests (partying, eating, transports to other places). Favourite activities included Lucha Libre, markets, museums, and going to the pyramids
Alejandrina
Mexico
10
México es hermoso y con tantas tradiciones culturales,...
México es hermoso y con tantas tradiciones culturales, edificios coloniales, rincones preciosos que disfrutar hay que promover más positivamente al turista para su visita en la ciudad y sus alrededores y dejar de asustar con comentarios negativos. Por ejemplo visite las Ruinas de Teotihuacan con un poco de miedo 😳 al haber leído reseñas acerca de lo peligroso del camino en relación a asaltos etc, etc. y fue una experiencia maravillosa, tranquila y muy rica. Por favor hay que animar mas al turismo, tenemos mucho que ofrecer!!!!👍🏼😁😊
wilbert
United States of America
8.0
Stayed there from 11 am to 8 am next morning.
Stayed there from 11 am to 8 am next morning. Hire a taxi cab from airport to hothel then pay hin $100 to take me to piramids. Catedral. Downtown. Malecon, restaurant,it was worth it. No regrets then he took me to the hotel and pick me up next morning.. was awesome..
Kaia
Canada
10
Loved Mexico City!
Loved Mexico City! I thought it would be more hectic/edgy but it was so easy to get around with the metro, there were fabulous galleries and museums, some free 👍🏼 , and just wandering around the neighbourhoods was so fun. Anthropology museum is WORLD CLASS. Would return to this city any time again!
Theodore
United States of America
8.0
Beautiful and fun city.
Beautiful and fun city. So much to do and see. Leave yourselves plenty of time, because there is so much cool stuff to see! Also be careful of what neighborhood you are in after dark. Do not underestimate how much you will stick out as a traveler and target if you are in the wrong neighborhood.
“Great location if you have to go around the city center or Paseo de la Reforma; also, a very stylish hotel with comfortable beds and good, helpful staff.”
“After accidentally ending up with a 21 hour layover in Mexico City, my boyfriend and I needed somewhere to crash for a night. This hotel was close to the airport and cheap, and coming on the tail end of a long vacation, both of those things were appealing to me. It ended up being a great value. It was clean and comfortable, the staff were helpful and communicative even though my Spanish is broken at best, and did I mention it was entirely affordable? All in all if I find myself in Mexico City again, I already know where I will be staying.”
“The location is excellent. The hotel is a boutique one. Plus my room was awesome. The lighting system in the room creates a very environment. Plus the best was the shower in the ceiling.
The breakfast is only $ 150 pesos. Add. Is a great choice
I'm very impressed. Love coming back. ”
“The property was nice and it was in a good location. The hotel is walking distance from The Angel(reforma) and it’s walking distance to Zona Rosa. The staff was nice and the bellboy(I forgot his name) was very helpful in setting up trips. ”
“The staff were excellent. The history of the hotel is fascinating and wonderful to experience when you visit Mexico City. Very safe place, clean and comfortable.”
“Everything was great ..super experience..the only issue was that they need more irons vause it was kind of annoying having to take it back as soon as u were done using it n then getting it back again..”
“An amazing hotel in the heart of the historical center.
Everything was excellent. You really feel that they want you and that they will do anything to please you.”
“We loved our stay at La Valise! Everything about the El Patio room was perfect! Roma was our favorite part of Mexico City. The architecture is beautiful and the neighborhood has so much charm.”
“Everything was awesome. If you like that type of architecture you should stay there. Awesome guy at the front Door. And the ladies at the front desk too. Also you can go and pet the door of the chef.”
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Description Featuring a fitness center and a terrace, Casa Decu is located in Mexico City.Review
Description Boasting a bar, Fiesta Americana Ciudad de México Toreo in Mexico City is located 1.5 mi from Antara Polanco. This 5-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk.Review
