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1. Hotel Virreyes México

Historic Center

Evelyn

₹4,425 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Oct - 9 Oct

A restaurant with a central bar, multiple tables with chairs, and a herringbone patterned floor.

2. Hilton Mexico City Reforma

Reforma

Maribel

₹20,473 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Oct - 17 Oct

A multi-story hotel with a modern facade, large windows, and a ground-level entrance.

3. Fiesta Inn Centro Historico

Reforma

Aurelio

₹11,931 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Oct - 9 Oct

A swimming pool with two smaller pools and a glass ceiling structure.

4. Barceló México Reforma

Reforma

Ethan Todd

₹20,334 total

includes taxes & fees

10 Oct - 11 Oct

A pool area with a thatched umbrella, surrounded by lush greenery and a view of a cityscape.

5. Sevilla Palace Hotel

Reforma

Maria

₹10,029 total

includes taxes & fees

26 Oct - 27 Oct

An outdoor dining area with tables and chairs, surrounded by greenery and a large canopy structure.

6. Fiesta Americana Viaducto Aeropuerto

Iztacalco

Jasmine

₹16,130 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Oct - 12 Oct

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Top Historic Center Hotel Reviews

Hotel Zócalo Central

10/10 Excellent

"I love the service and accommodation. Only problem that we had was the wifi did not work bc it was down and was never able to use it the rest of the trip"

Hotel Principal

8/10 Good

"Upon check-in, we were not impressed. The older gentleman that checked us in did not greet us with a smile and actually seemed quite angry or frustrated that we were there. He only gave us one room key and we asked for a second he said there was an extra charge??!! Ridiculous! Now keep in mind this is Mexico so customs are different. There weren't washcloths, Kleenex, bath mats or hand towels. They only have one sized towel when we asked. So we asked for extra so we could have one at least for our hands and one as a floor mat. No way to make coffee or hot tea, so, note to self to make sure we check that out before we reserve a hotel. The toilet paper was very thin and we had to ask more cuz they were tiny rolls. The other staff later in the week during our stay were much more pleasant and accommodating. When we asked to have our room cleaned the housekeeper brought us a bath mat and actually mopped the floor as well as changing the sheets on our bed. I'd been getting bitten by some kind of a bug and I wasn't sure whether it was in our bed or from the floor and once she did that I did not have any more bites the rest of my stay. We didn't have any information about room service , policies or local restaurants. we asked at the front desk & they said they normally have that.One of the fellows at the front desk even assisted with a prescription and printed that off. Since the pharmacy would not accept the QR code version from our cell phone."

Hotel Ritz Ciudad de México

10/10 Excellent

"Location! This hotel is very conveniently located on a pedestrian street (Maderos) in the historic downtown area. It's very easy to walk and explore around. Parking is available in a garage a couple of blocks away, the hotel will validate your ticket (you pay at the hotel) with in and out privileges for your vehicle. Staff is very kind and helpful. The lobby of the hotel is on a second floor, you can access by the stairs of by a tiny elevator. A separated elevator from the lobby floor takes you to the rooms. Elevators are tiny, perhaps two thin people with suitcases at the most. To reach to my room I had to walk through a labyrinth of narrow hallways that connected several buildings (based on the floor treatments/ ramps, etc). It's an old building (or more) in overall good shape. Because I stayed here, I found out that in this area of Mexico City, they clean, like really clean (with water hoses) the pedestrian street, spotlessly. After seen thousands of people walk by the afternoon and night before, this level of cleanliness is awesome! The hotel offers breakfast (it's not the best, once we compared with the local cuisine of the many towns we visited but it'll do it for you, if you don't know any better). Staff are amazing. I complimented the "green juice" they serve. The lady even came back with the recipe for me! I felt comfortable and safe in this place."

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Our top choices for Historic Center hotels with shopping nearby

1. Hotel Virreyes México

2. Hilton Mexico City Reforma

3. Fiesta Inn Centro Historico

4. Barceló México Reforma

5. Sevilla Palace Hotel

6. Fiesta Americana Viaducto Aeropuerto

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Hotel Zócalo Central

Hotel Principal

Hotel Ritz Ciudad de México

Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico Zocalo View

Hampton Inn & Suites Mexico City - Historical Hotel

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Our top choices for Historic Center hotels with shopping nearby

1. Hotel Virreyes México

2. Hilton Mexico City Reforma

3. Fiesta Inn Centro Historico

4. Barceló México Reforma

5. Sevilla Palace Hotel

6. Fiesta Americana Viaducto Aeropuerto

Top Historic Center Hotel Reviews

Hotel Zócalo Central

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