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Mexico City,
where Colonial architecture flirts with glass skyscrapers is one of the
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Located facing the
legendary Chapultepec park, one of the most beautiful and important
areas of the city. Fiesta Americana grand Chapultepec encompasses a
concept of both luxury and comfort, designed with the business and
pleasure traveler in mind, wherein quality service, personalized
attention, and excellence in hotel service all mark the dawn of a new
era of expansion of Grupo Posadas in Mexico City.
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Ideally situated on the Paseo de la Reforma, near Chapultepec Park, the National Museum of Anthropology and History and leading business, shopping and residential areas, Four Seasons is a soothing oasis from which to explore one of the world's largest and most dynamic capitals.
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One of the most elegant and charming hotels in Mexico City, Hotel Marquis Reforma, overlooks Chapultepec Castle and Park, and is within walking distance of the city’s financial, cultural, and shopping districts. The hotel’s 83 suites and 125 art deco-inspired guest rooms offer total comfort and deluxe amenities.
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The true symbol for the inhabitants of a dynamic and vibrant city. Set on 8.5 acres of mature gardens and fountains in a central location, it is just five minutes from the city’s main museums, business and shopping districts.
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Mexico City has many hidden treasures just waiting to be discovered; ancient Aztec pyramids nestled in the heart of the city, lively and authentic shopping galleries and restaurants, and the Gran Meliá Mexico Reforma hotel. When visiting the largest city in the world, take comfort in this luxurious, safe, and elegant atrium style hotel.
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In one of the world's largest and most important capitals, the
Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel plays a vital role as the
center of business and social life. For influential politicians,
celebrities, artists, business leaders and international travelers, the
property is simply the place to be. |
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Strategically located on Paseo de la Reforma and overlooking the famous Angel of Independence, the Sheraton Maria Isabel Hotel and Towers is a renowned landmark for knowledgeable travelers. Just two blocks from the Casa de Bolsa stock exchange building, the hotel's spacious accommodations combine stylish taste with modern conveniences.
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Where there's heat, there's passion. Welcome to W Mexico City. Located in the trendy Polanco neighborhood, it's W's first hotel in Latin America and possibly the hottest W experience yet. By mingling modern design with a zealous commitment to comfort, we've created a sense of warmth and welcome that stays with you long past checkout time.
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Located near
world-famous Avenida Paseo de la Reforma, just steps away from shopping
centers, museums, restaurants and minutes from historic downtown and the
Pink Zone. It is as well very close to the largest financial and
business areas. All the rooms are intact with latest amenities and
provide all the comfort that one looks for. The restaurant at the hotel
serves local and international cuisine. |
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No place in all of Mexico City combines business and pleasure more beautifully than its world-famous "Zona Rosa", or "Pink Zone" -and in the heart of it all, and only one block from Ave. Reforma, is the Galerma Plaza Hotel. Surrounded by the capital city's financial district, exclusive, shops, restaurants, art galleries and nightlife, the hotel is a landmark of modern luxury.
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Located in Mexico City´s most important financial, commercial and touristic district. Close to the Independence Monument, Paseo de la Reforma , the modern building housing, the Stock Exchange, and the National Anthropological and History Museum. |
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A 5 star, is an excellent option for those wanting to optimize their business trip to Mexico City, instead of spending hours in city-traffic rides. Either it is as an individual or in group, you will find that our comfortable facilities and modern executive services easily adapt to your needs, plus having the convenience of an airport right across the street.
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Fiesta Inn Centro Historico is inside the Parque Alameda mall, in front of the Alameda Central, a representative and traditional place of Mexico City's downtown. The hotel is surrounded by the most important government offices and a few blocks away from the most beautiful places of Mexico.
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A hotel of its own class. The heart of the Palace City opens up to welcome you. The historic monuments, churches, museums, theaters, restaurants, cafes, markets, night clubs and the life of the biggest city of the world, offer recreation and fun moments. Or just a well-deserved break from a comfortable armchair on the elegance of the Sheraton Centro Historico.
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The Capital City of the State of Morelos is only 45 minutes from Mexico City and easy accessible by the Mexico-Acapulco expressway. A desirable destination for tourists and Mexicans alike for its resort style atmosphere and clean air. Known as "The City of Eternal Spring", due to its excellent climate with an annual average of 20ºC, the city is filled with gardens, tennis courts, spas, golf courses, bathing resorts, restaurants and fine hotels offering every commodity. Furthermore the area roots back into ancient History witnessed by the Teopanzolco Archaeological Site. |
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The hotel is located to the southeast of Cuernavaca, only ten minutes away from the Autopista del Sol (Mexico-Acapulco highway), in one of the city's most exclusive developments, characterized by its varied vegetation and picturesque architecture. The building is Oriental style, with pagodas and characteristic forms where dark brown mahogany wood, granite-tiled roofs that preserves the temperature inside, and paths that take you to traditional Japanese gardens. |
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