Hotel Downtown, Mexico City
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“Housed in the 17th-century Palacio de los Condes de Miravalle in Centro, the Habita Group’s Downtown hotel has 17 spacious rooms, with boveda brick ceilings. The complex includes a restaurant called Azul Historico, and high-end craft, chocolate and design shops. The rooftop bar has stunning views over the Casino Español.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Mexico City.
“The hotel blends elements of colonial style with local, indigenous culture, such as the ornate details around the windows of the façade, the stone staircase with its intricate handrails, and the handmade cement tiles.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Mexico City.
“This neo-industrial hotel is managed by the successful Habita group. Its combination of lofty, pared-down rooms, cool communal spaces and a very central location is already drawing overseas travellers away from Condesa and Roma and back to Mexico City’s renascent historic heart.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Swimming pool
- Comfortable beds
- Private parking
- Free Wifi
All you need to know
Imagine living like royalty right in a grandeur palace in the heart of Mexico. Magical, isn’t it? Downtown Mexico Hotel offers you this luxury experience in the historic center of Mexico City. Located just two blocks away from the famous Zocalo Square, this grand hotel is situated in a 17th-century palace that has been restored. The rooms are beautifully designed with high ceilings and tiled floors with all the amenities such as free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, a minibar, and more. You can choose from a Colonial King Room offering courtyard views, a Colonial Queen Room, or the elegant suits offering a separate living room, a spacious bathroom with a rain shower, and most specifically, the beautiful views of the 17th-century courtyard.
There is an on-site a la carte restaurant offering delicious Mexican and international cuisine, followed by a bar with a terrace from where you can enjoy the best city views. You’ll never feel bored at the Downtown Hotel as there is a lot to do here for you. You can simply relax in the luxurious baths of the hotel or witness the beautiful views of historical buildings and colorful cobbled streets. After a long tiring day, get into the pool while enjoying a drink or two from the terrace bar.
The staff at the hotel is available 24 hours to help you out with all your requests and needs. They can also arrange city tours for you upon request. Free bicycle rental is also offered at Downtown if you are interested in riding around town by yourself.
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