Mexico City Hotels

Mexico City, the capital city of Mexico, traces its roots back to 1325. The Aztecs built Tenochtitlan in a valley among the high plateaus of what is now the center of Mexico. The current town square is built on the same spot on which Montezuma's palace once stood. Officially known as Ciudad de Mexico, this large metropolitan now serves as the country's economic, political, and cultural center. Visitors seeking authentic Mexican culture flock to Mexico City for world-class museums, archeological treasures, delectable cuisine, colonial neighborhoods, and a spectacular nightlife. Tourists line up for bullfights at Plaza Mexico, Mexican rodeos at Rancho del Charro, and professional soccer matches at Estadio Azteca and Estadio Olimpico. Tree-lined streets, fountains, monuments, and parks — including Chapultepec Park — offer a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of the city.

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    Camino Real - Mexico City

    The Camino Real Hotel Mexico City is located in the elite financial zone of Polanco. The hotel offers genuine Mexican hospitality close to Chapultepec Castle, Mariano Escobedo Avenue, Rufino Tamayo, and Masaryk Street. Blending modern architectural designs with the allusion of pre-Hispanic pyramids, Camino Real promises an unforgettable stay. Each beautifully appointed guestroom and suite boasts valuable works of art and convenient amenities, including On Command television, wireless Internet service, and a pristine, spacious bathroom.
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    Camino Real Aeropuerto Mexico

    The Camino Real Aeropuerto Mexico provides convenient accommodations for travelers in and out of Benito Juarez International Airport in Mexico City. The hotel is connected by a pedestrian bridge to Terminal 1 and offers complimentary transportation to Terminal 2. The hotel is also close to Polanco, Chapultepec Park, and Basilica de Guadalupe. On-site amenities include a restaurant, business center, cell phone rentals, fitness center, and pool. Contemporary accommodations are available as guestrooms, club rooms, junior suites, and one master suite.
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    Condesa Df

    The Condesa DF hotel is located in the Art Nouveau district of La Condesa, Mexico City, just a short distance from Parque Espana, Teotihuacan Ruins, Chapultepec Castle, and Museo Tamayo. The hotel is well-known for its rooftop terrace with sushi restaurant and bar. The hotel also houses a cinema, nightclub, fitness room, steam room, business center, and spa tub with waterfall. Futuristic-style guestrooms of brown and green are custom-designed by Parisian designer India Mahdavia.
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    Condesa Reforma

    Beautiful Condesa Reforma welcomes guests to exciting downtown Mexico City. The boutique hotel is within walking distance of Revolution Monument, Angel of Independence, and other historic attractions. The Pink Zone, with upscale shopping, fine dining, and electrifying nightlife, is also just steps away. Authentic Mexican decor comes to life with bright colors, original artwork, and native pottery. The hotel offers 20 well-designed guestrooms with separate sitting areas, work area, kitchenette, and cable television.
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    Embassy Suites Hotel by Hilton Mexico City-Reforma

    The stately Embassy Suites Hotel Mexico City Reforma stands 18 stories above Mexico City's impressive financial district. The exquisite hotel is located one kilometer from the Monument of the Revolution and Zona Rosa and two kilometers from Chapultepec Park and Castle and the Bellas Artes Theater. Guests enter the hotel through a majestic three-story marble lobby with double-cascading staircases. Each richly appointed room features mahogany-stained wood furnishings, immaculate ivory fabrics, and convenient modern amenities such as flat-screen televisions and high-speed wireless Internet access.
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    Fiesta Americana Grand Chapultepec

    The delightful Fiesta Americana Grand Chapultepec hotel is located on Mariano Escobedo Avenue in Mexico City. This impressive structure is mere blocks from Chapultepec Castle and Park, Modern Art Museum, and Rufino Tamayo Museum. The hotel provides luxury amenities to please both business and leisure travelers, including spa tub, sauna, steam bath, exercise facility, and a full-service international restaurant. The art deco-style Fiesta Club guestrooms are located on a club level and span nearly 430 square feet each.
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    Fiesta Americana Santa Fe

    The Fiesta Americana Santa Fe is located in the exclusive financial district of Mexico City, less than one kilometer from Bancomer Convention Center and Santa Fe Mall and fewer than 20 kilometers from Mexico's famed Basilica de Guadalupe and Xochimilco. Guests of the hotel enjoy a host of complimentary amenities, including breakfasts, Internet access, local calls, parking. Striking guestrooms and suites span 12 floors and provide satellite television, marble bathrooms, and colorful Mexican decor.
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    Habita

    Habita is a lovely boutique hotel in the elite Polanco District of Mexico City. Habita provides convenient accommodations near the city's most popular attractions, including Chapultepec Castle, Modern Art Museum, and Historic City Center. Guests enjoy a myriad of on-site amenities including a fitness room, rooftop pool, sundeck, bar, and restaurant. The 36 beautiful guestrooms boast 300-thread-count linens, down duvets, and freshly filtered water. Wireless Internet access and daily newspapers are complimentary.
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    Hilton Mexico City Airport

    The new terminal of Mexico City Benito Juarez International Airport is home to the Hilton Mexico City Airport and offers convenient access to the airport arrival areas and shuttle transportation. The Hilton is ideal for the business traveler, with a business center, fitness center, spa, luggage storage, currency exchange, lobby flight monitoring, and a variety of on-site dining options and lounges. Concierge-level guestrooms include satellite television, high-speed Internet access, mini-bar, coffeemaker, and bathrobes.
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    Hilton Mexico City Reforma

    The Sheraton Centro Histórico stands in front of Alameda Park at the entrance to historic downtown Mexico City. This privileged location places the property near the city's financial, business, and cultural centers. Guests can walk to fashionable Reforma Avenue or take a day trip to the Teotihuacan Pyramids. With 457 well-equipped guestrooms, the hotel is ideally suited for business travelers, offering generous meeting and exhibit spaces, a 24-hour business center, and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as on-site restaurants and bars.
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    Hippodrome Hotel

    The Hippodrome Hotel in Condesa represents the past and present of Mexico City. The hotel opened in 2007 after a full renovation of a 1931 Art Deco building overlooking Parque Mexico. The property is close to Monumento a los Ninos Heroes, Castillo de Chapultepec, and Torre Latino. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant, bar/lounge, and coffee shop before retiring to one of 16 attractive guestrooms. Each room is equipped with LCD flat-panel television, premium bedding, wireless Internet access, and designer toiletries.
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    JW Marriott - Mexico City

    When visiting Mexico City, discerning travelers stay at the first-class JW Marriott Hotel, a 26-story property in the highly exclusive Polanco District. The hotel is within walking distance of Mexico City's business and entertainment sectors as well as the area's finest shopping, dining, and nightlife. Rated the “Best Overall Hotel in Mexico” by Conde Nast readers, the Marriott features unrivaled amenities, including French and Mexican restaurants, heated outdoor pool, full-service health club, and luxurious spa.
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    Marquis Reforma Hotel Spa

    Marquis Reforma Hotel Spa presents Art Deco architecture on trendy Paseo de la Reforma Boulevard in Mexico City. The exquisite hotel is adjacent to Reforma and Chapultepec Parks. La Jolla restaurant introduces celebrity guest chefs and signature dishes, while Bar Caviar presents cocktails, live music, and a walk-in humidor. The hotel boasts a business center, fitness center, and indoor swimming pool. Well-appointed guestrooms feature marble bathrooms, lovely views, and elegant decor. Presidential suites and penthouses include lofts, kitchens, separate living areas, and spa bathtubs.
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    Melia Mexico Reforma

    The elegant Melia Mexico Reforma Hotel is situated in the heart of Mexico City, just a few kilometers from Alameda Park, Polanco Disrict, and Basilica de Guadelupe. This beautiful hotel provides every convenience with a special combination of European and Hispanic styling. Amenities include a business center, gift shop, newsstand, business center, indoor pool, fitness area, and full-service spa as well as babysitting, currency exchange, laundry, and dry-cleaning services. Large guestrooms offer spectacular views, satellite television, and marble/granite bathrooms.
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    Radisson Paraiso Mexico City

    The Radisson Paraiso Mexico City offers ideal accommodations for visitors to exciting Mexico City. This distinguished hotel is conveniently located near popular attractions such as Perisur Mall, Six Flags Mexico, National University, Bazar Sabado, and Netzahualcoyoti Concert Hall. On-site, Radisson Paraiso offers a variety of restaurants and bars, plus function rooms, business center, health club, tobacco shop, and babysitting referrals. Each contemporary guestroom is equipped with first-rate amenities, including mini-bar, refrigerator, and private bathroom.
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