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HotelClub offers cheap Mexico City hotels in 14 locations around Mexico City including the popular Reforma / Zona Rosa, Mexico City Airport (MEX) and City.
For luxury travellers to Mexico City you can't go past The Quality Inn Mx City Torre Lindavista Hotel, our best rated 5 star hotel in Mexico City located at Avenida Miguel Bernard Colonia La Escalera Mexico City Mexico 670-07320. Overall, 5 HotelClub customers have given it a 5 out of 5 rating.
We also have 4 star hotels in Mexico City which will suit most high end travellers seeking accommodation in Mexico City. Check out the 4 star, The Camino Real Pedregal at Periferico Sur No 3647 Colonia Heroes De Padierna Mexico City Mexico 10700, which has a 4.8 out of 5 guest rating.
The Mision Express Zona Rosa Mexico City is our most popular 3 star and below Mexico City hotel. It's located at Napoles No 62 Mexico City Mexico 06600 and has been given a 4.9/5 rating by our customers.
Mexico City, Mexico, is one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world, with a population of approximately 25 million people. More than 100 museums, galleries and cultural centers feature collections of art, history, science and archeology that record the past of the world’s oldest continually inhabited city.
When Spanish missionaries converted the native people in the 1600s, they tore down the Aztec temples and used the stone to build a church in Mexico City. In the late 16th century, construction began on the Metro Cathedral, the oldest and largest cathedral in Latin America. The original church was tore down in 1628. When the cathedral was completed in the early 17th century, the building was a magnificent example of baroque, neoclassical and Mexican churrigueresque architecture.
There are five Aztec temples in Mexico City. Electrical workers discovered the ruin of Templor Mayor, the main temple of the Aztecs, in 1978. It is believed that the temple was the location where the Aztecs received a sign from their gods. The sign – an eagle sitting on a cactus eating a snake – is still the symbol of the Mexican nation. Visitors can tour the ruin and a covered museum houses Aztec artifacts.
Chapultec Park in Mexico City, covers more than 2,000 acres, and is the largest green space within a city in the world. It is the site of the residence of the President of Mexico, as well as the only authentic castle in North America. Cultural attractions in the park included three museums and the largest zoo in Mexico. An amusement park, an aquatic park and paddleboats on the lake provide relaxing entertainment.
Many discount hotels are located in Mexico City, including Plaza Florencia Mexico City, La Casona Hotel Mexico City, and NH Centro Historico Hotel Mexico City.
