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Mexico City, CDMX

Culture and Colour

Mexico City is one of the most fascinating capitals in Latin America. Its blend of history, culture, gastronomy and urban life makes every visit a different experience. Explore neighbourhoods such as La Condesa, Roma Norte or Zona Rosa, discover the historic heritage of Mexico City’s Historic Centre or enjoy its renowned food scene. The city is perfect for both city breaks and business trips.

Choosing well-located accommodation makes it easier to enjoy the city and reach iconic places such as the Angel of Independence, Chapultepec Forest, the Frida Kahlo Museum or the Palace of Fine Arts. Our selection of hotels in Mexico City caters to all types of travellers, with options ideal for sightseeing, leisure, romantic getaways or business trips.

The perfect capital for a city break

Mexico City combines tradition and modernity like few cities in the world. Its historic neighbourhoods, museums, traditional markets, terraces, restaurants and cultural spaces make it one of the most attractive destinations in Latin America. A vibrant, cosmopolitan city full of experiences to discover on every visit.

The Historic Centre

The Historic Centre of Mexico City is one of the must-see places in the capital. Declared a World Heritage Site, it is home to some of the city's most representative monuments, such as the Zócalo, the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace. Exploring its streets allows you to discover historic buildings, squares, markets and different cultural spaces that reflect the evolution of the city.

La Condesa, Roma Norte and Zona Rosa

La Condesa, Roma Norte and Zona Rosa represent the most modern and cosmopolitan side of the city. La Condesa stands out for its tree-lined avenues, cafés, galleries and relaxed atmosphere. Roma Norte has established itself as one of the capital's most creative and gastronomic neighbourhoods, ideal for discovering restaurants, terraces and boutiques. Zona Rosa, meanwhile, combines entertainment, shopping, nightlife and a strategic location close to Paseo de la Reforma.

Chapultepec Forest

Chapultepec Forest is one of the great green spaces in Mexico City and one of the most visited places in the capital. It is home to Chapultepec Castle, the National Museum of Anthropology and extensive natural areas that are perfect for walking and enjoying cultural activities. It is a must-see for those looking to combine nature, history and culture during their stay.

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What to do in Mexico City?

Mexico City offers plans for every style:

What to eat in Mexico City?

Discovering the gastronomy of Mexico City is an essential part of any visit, as local cuisine reflects the cultural diversity and traditions of the capital. Dishes such as tacos al pastor, quesadillas, pozole, tamales and different Mexican antojitos are part of the city's gastronomic identity and can be enjoyed both in traditional markets and contemporary restaurants.

Markets such as San Juan Market and Coyoacán Market offer the chance to discover local produce and some of Mexico's most characteristic flavours. Neighbourhoods such as Roma Norte, La Condesa and Polanco are home to a wide variety of restaurants, cafés and terraces, offering options for every taste.

For those looking to enjoy gastronomy in Mexico City, the capital offers a combination of tradition, international cuisine and gastronomic experiences recognised around the world.

What is the best time to visit Mexico City?

Mexico City is a destination that can be enjoyed all year round, although each season offers a different experience. Spring and autumn are particularly pleasant thanks to their mild temperatures, which are ideal for exploring the neighbourhoods, visiting museums, walking through the parks and enjoying the terraces. During spring, various cultural festivals and activities also take place, bringing the city's main spaces to life.

Summer features a busy programme of cultural and leisure activities, including concerts, festivals and outdoor events. It is a good time to discover neighbourhoods such as La Condesa, Roma Norte and Zona Rosa, although it also coincides with the rainy season, which tends to be particularly concentrated in the afternoons.

Autumn is especially interesting for those who want to experience Mexican traditions. Independence Day, celebrated on 15 and 16 September, fills the city centre with celebrations and activities. However, one of the most interesting times to visit the capital is undoubtedly between late October and early November, when Day of the Dead transforms Mexico City with offerings, parades, altars and different cultural activities. 1 and 2 November are the central days of this celebration, which extends across different neighbourhoods and areas of the city.

Winter generally offers mild days and a quieter atmosphere, making it a good time to visit museums, monuments and markets. In addition, the traditional Posadas take place in December, along with the celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe on 12 December, bringing numerous activities and pilgrimages to the city.

How to get around Mexico City?

Getting around Mexico City is easy thanks to its extensive public transport network and the different mobility options available. The Mexico City Metro connects much of the capital and is one of the most practical ways to travel between its main neighbourhoods and tourist areas.

There are also buses, the Metrobús, public bicycles and private mobility services that make it easy to explore the city. Areas such as La Condesa, Roma Norte and the Historic Centre are particularly pleasant to explore on foot, taking in their restaurants, cafés, galleries and cultural spaces.

From Benito Juárez International Airport, it is possible to reach different areas of the city by taxi, private transport or public transport, making it easy to get around from the beginning of your stay.

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Areas such as La Condesa, Roma Norte, Zona Rosa and the area around Paseo de la Reforma are some of the best options for staying in Mexico City, as they provide easy access to restaurants, cultural spaces, shopping areas and different points of interest.

Staying at well-located hotels in Mexico City makes it easier to explore the city and make the most of your stay. Crisol Suites Condesa, Exe Suites Reforma and Eurostars Zona Rosa Suites offer strategic locations for discovering the capital from different surroundings.

For a first visit, areas close to Paseo de la Reforma, Zona Rosa and La Condesa are some of the most recommended options, as they combine good transport connections, a wide range of dining options and proximity to different tourist attractions.

Staying at hotels in Mexico City in these areas makes it easy to get around and discover places such as the Angel of Independence, Chapultepec Park and the Historic Centre. In this respect, options such as Crisol Suites Condesa, Exe Suites Reforma and Eurostars Zona Rosa Suites offer strategic locations for enjoying the city in comfort.

Hotels located near Paseo de la Reforma and the main public transport areas offer good connections for getting around Mexico City. This location makes it easy to reach both the Historic Centre and the main shopping, cultural and financial areas.

Exe Suites Reforma and Eurostars Zona Rosa Suites stand out for their strategic locations and proximity to different transport options, making it easy to get around during your stay.

For a weekend getaway, it is ideal to stay in areas with a wide range of restaurants, leisure options and cultural spaces, as well as good connections to the main tourist attractions.

La Condesa, Roma Norte and Zona Rosa are perfect options for experiencing the urban atmosphere of Mexico City and making the most of a short stay. Hotels such as Crisol Suites Condesa and Eurostars Zona Rosa Suites allow you to combine comfort, dining, leisure and a strategic location.

Areas close to Paseo de la Reforma and the main financial centres are one of the best options for business trips to Mexico City, as they provide easy access to business districts, offices and professional services.

Exe Suites Reforma stands out for its strategic location, functional spaces and good connections to different areas of the capital. Its proximity to financial and commercial areas makes it possible to combine the needs of a business trip with a comfortable and practical stay.