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Umbral, a Curio Collection by Hilton
4.4/588 Reviews

Umbral, a Curio Collection by Hilton

Mexico City|0.73km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
This lovely gem is right in the heart of the city! The interior hallways are sleek and modern while homage to a historic past. The building is a former law office and the interior is a classic courtyard presentation. The restaurants and bar are on the roof top, which is the 5th floor. My room was on the street side and I got an upgrade due to my Hilton status, so I had this huge suite on the 4th floor with incredible views of the interior when I opened my door. The bathroom was roomy and spacious. The shower was huge with both a hand held and a shower rainfall option. I had dual sinks and the lotion and other amenities were very nice. The bed was comfy, the windows could open and there were many lighting options. There was bedside lighting, overhead lighting and more. It was quite amazing! The bedroom was all white and quite bright. My ”living room” was dark, but had so many additional lighting options, plus the record player, TV, and the bright window for when the curtains were open. The sliding door between the 2 rooms was perfect. And, I had not only a desk with hand sanitizer, but also a small dining table with 2 chairs in my ”living room”. It was a heavenly stay. Now, the pool was tiny, but the hot tub was lovely and the cocktails were nice! Breakfast at Oliva was included for me and was delicious. The other restaurant on the rooftop, Paixa Do was also quite amazing. Creative food and a gorgeous view with excellent service and a great wine selection. What else? The front desk staff and bellmen were lovely. The concierge was a little odd to me, so I ignored him after the first day. It was easy to take an Uber from my hotel and the Uber was very cheap in US $. Within walking distance were a few Sanbornes, a money exchange place, and some nice restaurants. I totally would return here again. It was my fifth trip to Mexico City in the last 15-20 years and I've stayed only in 1 other place twice. Again, this is a fantastic place to stay...I almost forgot to mention the private movie theater upstairs, the art gallery and the records (vinyl LPs) that one could take and play on bluetooth speakers in your room! What a treat!
Barceló Mexico Reforma
4.5/5116 Reviews

Barceló Mexico Reforma

Mexico City|1.03km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
I spent 8 nights at this hotel in August of this year-2022- and it was clean,comfortable and good value.Check-in was handled speedily and the room I was given was large,clean and very comfortable with great views on the 20th floor.The room was serviced daily and extra toiletries were always available.In this regard I want to mention Veronica and especially Saul who were most helpful and polite.Breakfast was excellent each morning and really set me up for the day.I want to mention Leonardo in the dining room who was most helpful and kind each morning at breakfast time.The staff at reception were also efficient,polite and reasonably friendly.This hotel represented good value in a convenient location.
Le Meridien Mexico City
4.4/5117 Reviews

Le Meridien Mexico City

Mexico City|1.4km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
This place gets a no from me. Principally, it's because we were awoken at 7A to smoke filling the room. I went out to the living area and proceeded to have a panic attack because I couldn't breathe. For the record, the hallways were much better. I rushed downstairs and stayed outside until the front desk could send someone up to do something to make it better. Definitely not a relaxing experience. Now, the hotel would say, we left a piece of paper on the check-in counter for you explaining this would happen. Yes, you did, but this is unacceptable all the same. Some folks will have asthma or other breathing issues and this could be potentially very serious for them to deal with. I happened to have a cold. Giving notice on check-in isn't enough notice. In addition, most of the lights were that bright white light I hate because it reminds me of hospitals. Plus, certain window areas were filled with dust. Ick. Just not a good hotel experience. The staff were friendly, the room was clean, the room service prompt, and the breakfast downstairs was fine so two stars.
Mexico City Marriott Reforma Hotel
4.3/5103 Reviews

Mexico City Marriott Reforma Hotel

Mexico City|2.55km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
Well, in the wealthy area, very comfortable, there are delicious Chinese food nearby, the boss is enthusiastic, there are super delicious roast duck, and Korean food, there are big shopping malls nearby, all kinds of delicious, from the National Museum of Constitution Square Not too far, accommodation 5 stars is very comfortable, is a good choice.
Sofitel Mexico City Reforma
4.6/5105 Reviews

Sofitel Mexico City Reforma

Mexico City|2.7km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
What a great hotel, with a great team and a great location! Everyone made us feel cared for. A very special thank you to ”Mago” Maria Jose Arellano, Juan Pablo, Natalia, Santiago, Laura, Uriel, Valeria, Mariana, and Brando. Our room was spacious and had an amazing view. Our breakfasts at Balta were very good. The food and drinks at Cityzen were delicious and creative (and the view one of a kind). Having access to Club Millesime worked out well and the club team was so gracious and helpful. We will definitely be returning!!
Casa Tonala
4/56 Reviews

Casa Tonala

Mexico City|2.83km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
Avoid ground floor rooms due to noise of people coming in and out. Anything from floor 2 is okay and very nice.

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Hilton Mexico City Reforma
4.6/5126 Reviews

Hilton Mexico City Reforma

Mexico City|0.53km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
The location is very good, opposite to the Central Park, surrounded by restaurants, Starbucks and 7/11, there are also a lot of Starbucks and 7/11, the lobby bar has a big screen game, the service is also good, there are 2 restaurants in the lobby, one is very high-end, and the other is open from morning to afternoon , do not cook dinner, but there are always people queuing up.
Ibis Mexico Alameda
3.9/5132 Reviews

Ibis Mexico Alameda

Mexico City|0.72km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
#positive #I was happy with the Friendliness of the Staff; #negative #I was disappointed with the Bed Cleanliness, Wall Cleanliness, Hotel Decoration Style, Room Size; Visiting on holidays, the hotel is tense. The convenient location and good service attitude of this hotel are advantages; other things are average, the breakfast is quite poor, there is no hand towel in the room, and you need to call the front desk to ask for it every time
NH Collection México City Centro Histórico
4.2/5132 Reviews

NH Collection México City Centro Histórico

Mexico City|0.73km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
I made a reservation for my family who came to visit us from Canada and the first time I had contact with Rodrigo, my family and I were surprised, he was very kind and provided us with everything we needed for a comfortable and wonderful stay. He gave my family a lot of tips, places and restaurants to go to. my family had a great time and they were happy Thank you Rodrigo for your support and providing excellent care to my family
Sevilla Palace
4.1/5107 Reviews

Sevilla Palace

Mexico City|1.61km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
The plane in the evening, so I set a night more, the bathroom has a taste, made a strange smell when entering the door, the door card won, and can not be opened for thousands of years, on the 22nd floor! Then the elevator went to the lobby to re-engage the card, and the result was still brushed many times to open! dislike...
Holiday Inn Buenavista, an IHG Hotel
4.4/5116 Reviews

Holiday Inn Buenavista, an IHG Hotel

Mexico City|1.71km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
The hotel is very modern and clean, it has TVs that you can cast Netflix etc from your phone on. Most of the staff are friendly and helpful. It is in a nice location and I felt safe in the area and the hotel without my husband and with three small children. There is a mall and Walmart within walking distance and there are no problems getting an Uber taxi or food delivered. It’s easy and cheap to get around to the main sites. The negatives are they don’t have fridges in the rooms, ice is available but they give it to you in a plastic bag rather than an ice bucket. We needed the ice to keep baby bottles cool, our plug on the sink didn’t close and we had nothing else to put them in. The second negative is that the cleaners keep taking the spare room keys from the slot by the door even if you haven’t pushed it down to activate the lights when you are out it will be taken. The third negative is about the Starbucks at the hotel. There is a young man who works there and he just couldn’t get the orders right, I went there three times he was working and each one of those drinks were incorrect. It really annoyed me that he would would then strongly push for a tip when he isn’t great at his job. The one day my 4 year old ordered a strawberries and cream Frappuccino and he got served a small cappuccino! The last negative is that the a/c is terrible, it doesn’t get very cold but makes the air quality terrible. Our noses were all dried out and cut by the time we left.
Holiday Inn Express Mexico Reforma, an IHG Hotel
4.2/592 Reviews

Holiday Inn Express Mexico Reforma, an IHG Hotel

Mexico City|2.25km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
Other location services are clean. The only thing that makes me uncomfortable is that the front desk US dollar exchange pesos is only 10 points, and the normal situation is 18 points more pesos.

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Hotel Marlowe Centro Historico
4.3/5111 Reviews

Hotel Marlowe Centro Historico

Mexico City|0.26km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
Hotel with excellent location (a square of the Palace of Fine Arts and the Central Axis Lazaro Cardenas), perfect for walking tourism or take it as a base for different exits. The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable. The best of all is the location and there is a xxo, a 7elev, a savings pharmacy, one of similar, and more than 10 places to eat less than a square.
Casa Donceles, Apartment Complex of 1, 2 & 3 Bdrm, Families Top Choice, Prime Location in Centro

Casa Donceles, Apartment Complex of 1, 2 & 3 Bdrm, Families Top Choice, Prime Location in Centro

Mexico City|0.34km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
Located in the centre of Mexico City, Casa Donceles, apartment complex of 1, 2 & 3 bdrm, Families Top choice, Prime location in Centro offers accommodation with city views, just 200 metres from Palacio de Correos and less than 1 km from Metropolitan Cathedral of Mexico City. It is set 800 metres from Tenochtitlan Ceremonial Center and features luggage storage space. The accommodation provides a 24-hour front desk, airport transfers, full-day security and free WiFi. At the apartment complex, every unit includes a seating area, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a safety deposit box and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a hair dryer and free toiletries. Some units also have a well-fitted kitchen equipped with an oven, a toaster, and a fridge. At the apartment complex, all units come with bed linen and towels. At the apartment, the family-friendly restaurant is open for dinner, lunch and brunch and serves American cuisine. Sightseeing tours are available in the surroundings. Popular points of interest near Casa Donceles, apartment complex of 1, 2 & 3 bdrm, Families Top choice, Prime location in Centro include The Museum of Fine Arts, National Palace Mexico and Zocalo Square. The nearest airport is Benito Juarez International Airport, 9 km from the accommodation.
Hotel Principal
4.2/5100 Reviews

Hotel Principal

Mexico City|0.37km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
We really liked this hotel even though remodeling was ongoing. The workers came in at 5am and made themselves known right away after a short talk with the manager they were very respectful and were quiet they next several days that we were there! This is an awesome location! A short cab ride to the Museums, the cathedrals, the shopping centers, the restaurants and the night life. We had a family room 3 beds in a large room and 1 queen size bed in a connecting room. Only 1 bathroom but two sinks. We were able to manage getting ready every morning and evening! No fridge, microwave or coffee pot. But the nearby restaurants were open early enough for full breakfast and coffee not to mention most of the bakeries were open some even 24 hours! Again the key is location! We found a karaoke bar and had a great time singing and Imbibing tequila and beers. The DJ really got into the singing and we had a great time!! There was even a band playing in a side street that played Chuck Berry songs for us as we are from St Louis!! Again location of this hotel is key!! The room is comfortable and very clean. The room came with breakfast in the upstairs top floor overlooking Calle Bolívar. Breakfast was great and very filling. You will not be disappointed!
Hotel Ritz Ciudad de Mexico
4.4/5112 Reviews

Hotel Ritz Ciudad de Mexico

Mexico City|0.38km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
If you cannot walk stairs or if you want a decent lobby, or even minimal hotel services and security, do not ever stay at the Ritz Hotel in Mexico City. This is a once elegant hotel that has fallen on very hard times. Founded about 1930, even 25 years ago, this hotel once had a gracious street-level lobby and a bar with a mural by Miguel Covarrubias. Now both the lobby and the mural have disappeared! Instead, the lobby consists only of a slippery circular marble staircase to the first floor, where there is an excuse for lobby. There is a separate elevator from the street to the first floor, but it was being renovated the entire time of our second stay this month. The hotel knew that we were coming back; they knew that my spouse is walking with a cane, but they did not have the decency to warn us so that we could stay elsewhere. The space of the old lobby has been rented out to a VIPs chain restaurant, not accessible from inside the hotel. This hotel is now chaotic and badly managed. One has the illusion of staying at a normally functioning hotel, but it’s only an illusion. The ugly dining room has no windows and even that is often closed to guests, who are funneled to an even smaller, darker room so that the hotel can host private events in its dining room. Your taxi with luggage cannot pull up in front of this hotel’s only door. You have to drag it there across a long block past stores because this hotel is now located on a pedestrian street that is massively crowded. Often we found that the Ritz had no one at the door. When arriving, even getting help to bring in your luggage is an ordeal! That is a problem for many reasons: no security at the door leaves guests vulnerable to pickpockets who prey on foreign tourists. One trick that they employ is to fake bumping into the foreign target and smear them with ice cream. Then, the culprit, pretending an accident precedes to try to clean off the victim, only to figure out how to pick their pockets while touching them! We both got slammed with yellow ice cream just outside the hotel entrance, though they were not able to get at our concealed valuables. The hotel breakfast varies depending what the restaurant has left over. They don’t keep the hot dishes on the buffet warm. If you want hot water in your room to make tea, the hotel does not oblige. They even refused to let us have two cups and hot water. Forget room service. Often no one speaks any language other than Spanish and if your accent is not just right, they pretend not to understand you! Most of the people at the desk won’t help you with even basic directions. This is a non-hotel! There is no concierge. There is no service!
Historico Central Boutique Hotel
4.7/5110 Reviews

Historico Central Boutique Hotel

Mexico City|0.39km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
A stylish hotel within walking distance to many restaurants and touristy locations, I enjoyed my stay at the Hotel Historico Central. Along a bustling street, it's easy for tour pick-up's, which was really useful. From the front desk staff, Ana, to my favorite porter, Heriberto, every member of the staff was friendly, welcoming and helpful. The room rates are a bit expensive, yes, but I can say with surety that you get your money's worth. The free meal service provided by the cafe at the hotel's entrance is a useful tool to cut back on food costs. The service is great and the menu, although limited, is just as good. I highly recommend it for those on-the-go moments! My only regret is I wish I had planned a longer trip.
Mexico Hostel
3.7/51 Reviews

Mexico Hostel

Mexico City|0.39km from Palacio de Bellas Artes
With a stay at Mexico Hostel in Mexico City (Downtown Mexico City), you'll be a 4-minute walk from Alameda Central and 6 minutes by foot from Palacio de Bellas Artes. This hostel is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Paseo de la Reforma and 1.2 mi (2 km) from Zócalo.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a communal living room.Grab a bite to eat at one of the hostel's many dining establishments, which include 15 restaurants and 2 coffee shops/cafes. Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held daily. Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 3 bars/lounges. Full breakfasts are available daily from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and a safe deposit box at the front desk.Make yourself at home in one of the 32 guestrooms. Bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers are provided. Conveniences include safes, and housekeeping is provided daily.

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Top rated hotels in Mexico City

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My Place Donceles

My Place Donceles

4/56 Reviews
Good good good good
City Express by Marriott Ciudad de Mexico Alameda

City Express by Marriott Ciudad de Mexico Alameda

3.9/586 Reviews
Not bad, the room is clean and tidy
Hotel Ritz Ciudad de Mexico

Hotel Ritz Ciudad de Mexico

4.4/5112 Reviews
If you cannot walk stairs or if you want a decent lobby, or even minimal hotel services and security, do not ever stay at the Ritz Hotel in Mexico City. This is a once elegant hotel that has fallen on very hard times. Founded about 1930, even 25 years ago, this hotel once had a gracious street-level lobby and a bar with a mural by Miguel Covarrubias. Now both the lobby and the mural have disappeared! Instead, the lobby consists only of a slippery circular marble staircase to the first floor, where there is an excuse for lobby. There is a separate elevator from the street to the first floor, but it was being renovated the entire time of our second stay this month. The hotel knew that we were coming back; they knew that my spouse is walking with a cane, but they did not have the decency to warn us so that we could stay elsewhere. The space of the old lobby has been rented out to a VIPs chain restaurant, not accessible from inside the hotel. This hotel is now chaotic and badly managed. One has the illusion of staying at a normally functioning hotel, but it’s only an illusion. The ugly dining room has no windows and even that is often closed to guests, who are funneled to an even smaller, darker room so that the hotel can host private events in its dining room. Your taxi with luggage cannot pull up in front of this hotel’s only door. You have to drag it there across a long block past stores because this hotel is now located on a pedestrian street that is massively crowded. Often we found that the Ritz had no one at the door. When arriving, even getting help to bring in your luggage is an ordeal! That is a problem for many reasons: no security at the door leaves guests vulnerable to pickpockets who prey on foreign tourists. One trick that they employ is to fake bumping into the foreign target and smear them with ice cream. Then, the culprit, pretending an accident precedes to try to clean off the victim, only to figure out how to pick their pockets while touching them! We both got slammed with yellow ice cream just outside the hotel entrance, though they were not able to get at our concealed valuables. The hotel breakfast varies depending what the restaurant has left over. They don’t keep the hot dishes on the buffet warm. If you want hot water in your room to make tea, the hotel does not oblige. They even refused to let us have two cups and hot water. Forget room service. Often no one speaks any language other than Spanish and if your accent is not just right, they pretend not to understand you! Most of the people at the desk won’t help you with even basic directions. This is a non-hotel! There is no concierge. There is no service!
Hotel San Francisco Centro Historico

Hotel San Francisco Centro Historico

3.7/513 Reviews
We were hosted in September the hotel for what you see is a little old, but for the location it is worth it, the receptionist's attention very good, the room very clean, TV the channels don't look good, for our luck I touch us the Tremor, staff are very careful with us.
Barrio Downtown Mexico City Hostel

Barrio Downtown Mexico City Hostel

4.5/574 Reviews
Good value for money. The Taras and Walking Space public facilities are excellent. The design is good with the concept of the day of the dead. The structure of the bunker is good. However, the soundproofing of the dormitory is not good.
Ayenda Hidalgo

Ayenda Hidalgo

3.5/525 Reviews
Excellent location, in the reception are not very attentive to the moment of registration****, and a very bad detail with room 314, has not enough ventilation, has no air conditioning or at least one ventilator, I had to ask a fan at reception to take over how terriblely closed the warmth was in the room (they were very careful to take it to me) but if it is a bad detail, the hotel is well.

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Average Temperature

• January to March: 19.36°C during the day, 11.7°C at night

• April to June: 22.45°C during the day, 15.48°C at night

• July to September: 20.34°C during the day, 14.69°C at night

• October to December: 18.69°C during the day, 12.01°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 10.33 cm

• Summer: 80.67 cm

• Autumn: 166.67 cm

• Winter: 25.0 cm

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