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Beyond the march of the Mariachi bands, Mexico City is a cultural tour de force. The capital of Mexico, this vibrant city is a surprising blend of arty neighbourhoods, ancient pyramids, culinary experiences, mega museums, and gorgeous green spaces.
Novotel Mexico City Centro Historico has the best location in Historic Mexico City, ensuring all the comfort for a quiet stay in Mexico City. The hotel has rooms ideal for business travelers and families, as well as being pet friendly. Enjoy a Mexican restaurant and a bar with signature cocktails. The hotel's structure includes a gym, meeting rooms for corporate events and a terrace over the Zócalo.
Book Novotel Mexico City Centro HistóricoHotel ibis México Alameda is alongside Mexico City's main avenue, Av Juárez, and is 10 minutes from the Palacio de Bellas Artes, 10 minutes from the Zocalo, and minutes away from the Av. Reforma and Polanco, 11.3 km from Mexico City Airport. 144 modern, soundproof rooms, air conditioning, a restaurant, bar with 24-hour snack service, free WiFi, private parking and access for people with disabilities.
Book ibis Mexico AlamedaThe ibis Styles México Reforma is a hotel in Mexico City's Zona Rosa, where Mexican culture and tradition come to life in every corner. Not only will you have a comfortable stay, but you will be immersed in a unique and authentically Mexican experience. Come discover the true essence of Mexico at this charming hotel! Elements of Mexican culture provide a touch of Mexican authenticity throughout the hotel.
Book Ibis Styles Mexico ReformaBienvenue at Sofitel Mexico City Reforma, located in the heart of Mexico City's historic Reforma district. Discover "la touche francaise" while submerging yourself in the vibrant Mexican culture, with sweeping views of capital of Mexico from any one of the 275 guest rooms. Enjoy the highest saltwater pool in the city and welcome the night with a signature cocktail from the heights at Cityzen, our rooftop bar located on the 38th floor.
Book Sofitel Mexico City ReformaWith captivating design and artful cuisine, Mondrian Condesa captures the vibrant energy of global cultural hotspot, Mexico City. Perfectly located at the crossroads of two must-explore neighborhoods, the hotel transports guests to a modern cultural fairytale. A vivid Ara Starck mural sets the tone in each of the sunlit 183 rooms and suites, and shines amid serene and modern decor. Discovery continues in Mondrian Condesa's four locally-beloved restaurants and bars.
Book Mondrian Mexico City CondesaNovotel Mexico City World Trade Center is a new and modern hotel within walking distance of the Poliforum metrobus station, just opposite the WTC and Pepsi Center. With a Mexican and Mediterranean fusion food restaurant, social bar, fitness center, spacious boardroom, rooms for up to four people, and suites, it is in the iconic Colonia del Valle, an ideal location close to numerous restaurants and shops.
Book Novotel Mexico City World Trade CenterThe ibis Tlanepanta hotel is located close to the center of Tlalnepantla, the convention center and the bus station and 20 minutes from the Tecnoparque. The Tlalne Fashion Mall and Plaza Satelite are just a few minutes away. The hotel boasts 147 modern, s oundproofed rooms and air conditioning, a restaurant, bar, snacks available 24 hours a day, Internet, private parking and access for guests with reduced mobility.
Book ibis Mexico TlalnepantlaHotel Novotel México City Santa Fe, ideal for leisure and business stays. The hotel has spacious rooms, WiFi, swimming pool, sauna, gym and meeting rooms. For shopping you will be within walking distance of Plaza Samara and 10 min from Santa Fe Shopping Center. Enjoy the culinary delights of our chef and have a unique experience at the Novotel Hotel. Easy access to Toluca airport or to AICDMX.
Book Novotel Mexico City Santa FeThe Paragon Hotel welcomes you to the heart of a vibrant Santa Fe zone ideal for leisure and business trips. Offering panoramic views overlooking the Valley of Mexico, this modern, upscale hotel is located 2km from Expo Santa Fe Mexico, walking distance of Centro Santa Fe, the largest shopping center in Mexico, with a variety of child and adult entertainment options and gastronomic selection.
Book The Paragon Hotel Mexico City Santa Fe By AccorThe Ibis Mexico Perinorte hotel is located in the city of Cuautitlán Izcalli, in the heart of the most important industrial region in Latin America. The hotel is 25.5 miles (41 km) from Benito Juárez Airport and close to the Perinorte shopping center. Ith as 124 air-conditioned rooms, two meeting rooms, restaurant, private bar, terrace, 24-hour snack service, private outdoor car park and free Internet access for both business and leisure guests.
Book ibis Mexico PerinorteA high-altitude and high-mood capital, Mexico City is a buzzing metropolis and sits in Mesa Central. Famed for being one of the megacities of the world - it's a place where the cosmopolitan appeal comes with an edge. Fringed by pre-Hispanic monuments, loaded with Aztec ruins, and with bright markets, fiestas, and fun-fuelled evenings - the city is nothing short of spectacular. Whether you stay in a hotel in the historic centre, lively and trendy Reforma district or if you seek a cosy romantic hotel break in Frida Kahlo's Coyoacan neighbourhood, Mexico City has a corner for everyone.
Slung across a natural shallow basin, Mexico City is almost intimidating in its size and sprawl - backed up by the fact that around 9 million people call this urban centre home. While traffic can be testing, the biggest city in Northern America has a solid public transport set up with the metro offering one of the best and most affordable ways of hitting all the happening spots. For those who prefer to swerve the subway, there are trolley buses, regular buses, private mini buses, and taxis. The historic centre is easily accessible by foot and for the active traveller, free bicycles can be loaned although the sometimes hectic road systems mean you should pedal with care.
Bursting at the seams with flavour, Mexico City is famed for its sense of culinary cool. From tasty taquerias to steamy and sizzling market stands, elegant eateries, and bohemian bars where smoky mezcal is shaken and served in the hippest hedonistic ways, you will never tire of the flourishing foodie scene in Mexico City. The most traditional tastes can be found in the Centro Historico where history-laden cantinas still boast Pancho Villas bullet holes. Cooking classes, food tours, and magical mash-ups of fusion dishes can also be found on every corner of Roma, Condesa and Polanco neighbourhoods.
Mexico City has endless appeal when it comes to amazing things to do. The city offers a fantastic array of adventures - whether you want to cheer on the wrestlers of Lucha Libre, admire the ancient architecture, see the world-famous artworks of Frida Kahlo and Diego Riviera, or fall in love with floating gardens and boutique-lined neighbourhoods. San Angel is one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods with its mansions and elegant cafes draped in floral bliss. Coyoacan is all sleepy charm and is the former home of Frida Kahlo, and Xochimilco is a must for soaking up that sweet carnival atmosphere and listening to the sounds of the marimba as you stroll the scenic canals. Here are some more must-see attractions in Mexico City…
The Zocolo is the beating heart of the city and home to some of the most striking architecture you can find in the capital. The grandest cathedral in Latin America, the Cathedral Metropolitana is a sculpted ornate dream and well worth exploring - be sure to pay a few pesos to delve into the depths of the crypt. The Palacio Nacional is also here and has been standing strong since the 16th century. Art lovers can also glimpse the generous murals by Diego Riviera here.
Taking the ride out of the city is well worthwhile to see the pyramids. Walk the Avenue of the Dead until you come to the place where the Pyramid of the Moon and the mega Pyramid of the Sun stand tall. This was once one of the greatest pre-hispanic cities and now visitors can wander through the most prestigious and sacred aisles of the former kingdom.
One of the most famous artists in modern history and a cult figure that is now synonymous with the city, Frida Kahlo's Blue House in beautiful Coyoacan is well worth a visit. Visitors flock to the artist's former home to explore the rooms where the artist spent her days fulfilling every fan's fantasy. The art collection is relatively small but there are many relics, personal items, and artefacts that are worth the admission alone.
The floating Aztec gardens bring a riot of colour to the canals of Xochimilco. Bright boats punt along the waterways passing by the floating gardens - where fruits and flowers grow atop rafts of floating reeds. Over 500 years ago these gardens served as the economic stronghold of the Aztec Empire and even to this day they inspire. On weekends, the place takes a carnival atmosphere with live music, fragrant street food, and families and friends making the most of the fiesta spirit.