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Florida Park is Mexico City’s urban oasis—serenity wrapped in greenery. Stroll beneath shady trees, listen to birdsong and rustling leaves, or simply sit on a bench and let time melt away. Weekends bring lively markets, live music, and kid-friendly zones where laughter fills the air. Don’t miss the colorful windmills by the lake—they spin like whispers of the city’s heartbeat. Come here to slow down, breathe deep, and rediscover the gentle rhythm of life.
Courtyard Mexico City Airport
Planning a trip to Mexico City? This hotel is the perfect blend of convenience and comfort! Just minutes from the airport with free 24-hour shuttle service, you'll never worry about transportation. Enjoy 24-hour fitness centers, kids play zones, and even wedding services, making it ideal for families and business travelers alike. Rooms are cozy with premium toiletries, and the international dining options and 24-hour room service add extra comfort. A top choice for a seamless stay!
City Express by Marriott Aeropuerto Ciudad de México
City Express by Marriott Ciudad de México Plaza Central
Circulo Mexicano, Mexico, a Member of Design Hotels
City Centro by Marriott Ciudad de México
Círculo Mexicano, a Member of Design Hotels
City Express by Marriott Ciudad de México la Villa
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Near Florida Park, consider staying at Hotel Fátima, a boutique hotel blending modern design with traditional Mexican aesthetics. Just a 5-minute walk from the park, it features an indoor pool and a rooftop garden offering serene retreats amid the urban buzz. The nearby Coyoacán Historic District provides rich cultural experiences, including the Frida Kahlo Museum and artisan markets, perfect for authentic Mexican immersion. Conveniently located near the Coyoacán Metro Station and multiple bus lines, access to the city’s core is seamless.
Florida Park offers playgrounds, walking paths, and open green spaces ideal for families. Weekends often feature outdoor concerts and local art fairs where kids can join craft workshops like pottery and mask painting. Nearby Coyoacán Plaza is a vibrant hub for street food—try authentic tamales and refreshing atole drinks. A 10-minute drive away, the Frida Kahlo Museum (La Casa Azul) captivates visitors with its vivid art and life story, making it a perfect educational and inspiring outing for families.
The easiest way is taking the metro to Coyoacán Station, then walking about 12 minutes along Avenida Coyoacán to reach Florida Park. Alternatively, use ride-hailing apps like Uber or Didi—approximately 15 minutes and costing $15–25 MXN. For public transit, take Metrobús Line 4 and alight at the "Coyoacán" stop for a convenient walk. Avoid rush hours due to heavy traffic. Parking is available but limited on weekends—arrive early to secure a spot.
Absolutely! The Coyoacán Historic District surrounding Florida Park is a hotspot for creative photography. Explore vibrant street murals and hidden cafés like Café La Pena, where colonial architecture meets contemporary art—perfect for capturing golden-hour shots through large windows overlooking the park. The plaza and stone steps in front of San Diego Church offer striking contrasts of light and shadow. Sunset here paints the trees and buildings in warm hues, creating dreamy, cinematic moments ideal for photographers.
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City Express by Marriott Ciudad de México Plaza Central
The stay was excellent overall! The location is super convenient—just a short metro ride from downtown, and there are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The hotel itself is clean, well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room was comfortable with all the essentials, and I got a good night's sleep. One small note: the complimentary water supply is limited, so it’s a good idea to bring your own bottles, especially if you’re planning on exploring the city in hot weather. All in all, this is a great value option for travelers visiting Mexico City—I’d definitely stay here again.
City Centro by Marriott Ciudad de México
We stayed at City Centro by Marriott in Mexico City for a holiday and were really impressed with the location—perfectly situated for exploring the city, with great access to public transit and nearby attractions. The staff were incredibly attentive, knowledgeable, and went out of their way to assist us throughout our visit. Our room was clean, modern, and comfortable—exactly what we needed after a long day of sightseeing. The only issue we encountered was with breakfast. We had booked a room with breakfast included, but the offerings were inconsistent over the three days. On day one, we received just a small piece of toast and a few pieces of fruit—barely enough for an adult. Day two, we were offered a full selection from the main menu, including various egg dishes, which felt much more appropriate. Then on day three, we were back to the minimal breakfast again, which was confusing since we’d expected consistency. Despite this mix-up, the overall experience was outstanding. The hotel’s service, comfort, and location made up for any minor hiccups. We’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to other travelers.
Círculo Mexicano, a Member of Design Hotels
The breakfast was an absolute highlight—each morning brought a delightful surprise with the pastry selection, easily one of the best we've experienced during our travels. We were genuinely excited to see what treats awaited us each day. Inside the hotel, noise from the outside was virtually nonexistent, especially in our room, making for a peaceful and restful stay. However, once you step outside or head up to the rooftop terrace, you're immediately immersed in a bustling, tourist-heavy area. If you value tranquility, it’s best to enjoy the hotel’s calm ambiance rather than venture out too much. Overall, the combination of excellent breakfast, quiet rooms, and prime location makes this a standout choice for travelers seeking both comfort and convenience.
City Express by Marriott Ciudad de México la Villa
I stayed here for one night and was pleasantly surprised by the overall experience. The location is super convenient—right across from a grocery store, so grabbing snacks or essentials is a breeze. It’s also close to public transit if you’re exploring downtown Mexico City. The room was clean and well-equipped with a microwave, mini-fridge, hairdryer, and standard toiletries—everything you’d need for a short stay. Breakfast included milk, scrambled eggs, bread, and fresh fruit—simple but satisfying. I didn’t stay long, but the value for money was excellent. If I’m ever in Mexico City again, especially on a quick trip or layover, I’d definitely consider coming back.
Holiday Inn Mexico Dali Airport
I always stay here whenever I visit Mexico City, and it never disappoints. The breakfast buffet is outstanding—fresh, diverse, and full of local flavors that really make the morning special. The staff are incredibly attentive and friendly, making the entire experience feel personal and welcoming. The free shuttle to the airport is a game-changer—it saves so much time and stress, especially when traveling with luggage. The restaurant has been recently renovated, and the new design gives it a modern, cozy vibe with great lighting and comfortable seating. It’s now an even more enjoyable spot for meals. Plus, the pricing is very fair for the quality and location. For a hotel this convenient, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed, the value is unbeatable. I’ll definitely be back.
Hotel Patria
I've stayed here twice and was thoroughly impressed both times. The location is unbeatable—just two blocks from the Zócalo, making it super easy to explore downtown Mexico City on foot or by metro. The staff are consistently friendly, helpful, and professional, from check-in to checkout. The rooms are clean, well-maintained, and comfortably equipped with everything you need. It's a great balance of convenience, comfort, and value. If you're looking for a central, reliable place to stay in the heart of the city, this hotel is definitely worth considering. I’ll be back next time I visit Mexico City.
WeEnjoy Hotels Grand Prix Aeropuerto Cdmx
I called the hotel late at night and they immediately arranged a shuttle with perfect timing—no delays, no issues. The service was outstanding from start to finish. Every staff member I interacted with was friendly, professional, and genuinely helpful. The convenience of having a reliable airport transfer arranged on short notice made my travel experience stress-free. It's rare to find such efficient and considerate service, especially at night. The location is ideal for travelers flying out early or arriving late, and the overall value is excellent. I’ll definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a smooth, hassle-free airport connection.
Hotel Habana
Hotel Habana is an absolute gem with incredible value for money. While the room only comes with a fan instead of air conditioning, the overall atmosphere more than makes up for it—authentic Mexican charm throughout, from the decor to the vibe. The location is super convenient, just a short walk from metro stations and right in the heart of Mexico City’s lively neighborhood. There are plenty of great local eateries nearby, so dinner options are endless. Staff are friendly and welcoming, and the lobby feels like a cozy art gallery. Even without AC, the experience is refreshing and memorable. I’d definitely stay here again—perfect for travelers who appreciate character over luxury.
Hotel MX congreso CDMX, Trademark Collection by Wyndham
The neighborhood surrounding the hotel isn't the most appealing, but its proximity to the airport makes it a major plus—just a 30-minute ride from the terminal. The breakfast was surprisingly excellent, with a wide variety of options and great quality that kept us energized throughout the day. Check-in and check-out were both smooth and hassle-free, and every staff member we interacted with was friendly and helpful. While the area outside might not be the most scenic, the overall experience was outstanding. For convenience, comfort, and value, I’d definitely recommend this hotel and would stay here again on my next visit to Mexico City.
Ayenda Hotel la Selva
The hotel is decent for a budget stay, located just a short distance from the city center and easily accessible by metro. The room had all the basic amenities, but the furnishings look a bit worn, and some fixtures felt loose—nothing major, but noticeable. Noise from above was a bit disruptive at night, so if you're a light sleeper, be prepared for some disturbance. Staff were polite but not particularly quick to respond when I needed assistance. That said, the price point offers good value for travelers on a tight budget. It’s not ideal for those seeking a high-end or quiet experience, but as a no-frills overnight option, it gets the job done. With better maintenance and cleaner rooms, this place could definitely improve its overall rating.
Capital O SigIo XXI
The hotel is incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the metro, and within a block you’ll find Oxxo stores and small eateries that stay open late into the night. I appreciated being able to drop off my luggage early before check-in and having no delays when checking out. The room was much larger than expected, spotless, and tidy, with a sealed bottle of water waiting—perfect for those first sips after a long day. The staff were genuinely friendly and helpful throughout the entire stay, always responsive and welcoming. Even though we arrived late, they made us feel at home right away. The location makes it easy to explore most major attractions in the city without hassle. There are plenty of street food options nearby, many open 24/7—ideal for late-night cravings. Overall, this was an excellent stay. I’d definitely return and recommend it to anyone visiting Mexico City.
Hotel Cuba
Staying at Hotel Cuba was an absolute delight! The location is perfect—right in the heart of Mexico City, just a short walk from major attractions like the Zócalo, Garibaldi, and the Auditorio Nacional. The neighborhood is quiet and safe, with peaceful streets and no noisy shops nearby—ideal for a relaxing stay. The staff were outstanding, especially the afternoon receptionist, a very kind young woman who went above and beyond to help with any questions I had. Her friendly attitude made a big difference. The hotel itself feels secure and well-maintained, and everything is so convenient. I’d definitely return and highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Mexico City.
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