Resort Description
Attractive downtown high-rise hotel, in the heart of the Zona Rosa – This cosmopolitan 17-story hotel with a reflective glass facade offers subdued contemporary style, yet with flair, in Mexico City's most important financial, shopping, and tourist area. It's situated near the Independence Monument, the Paseo de la Reforma, and the National Anthropology and History Museum. Mexico City, the country's capital, is among the largest cities in the world.
Accommodations: Retreat to your air-conditioned room or suite, with cable TV, pay-per-view movies, a mini-bar, a desk, a safe deposit box, and wake-up service. You have your choice of pillows. Some rooms include a coffee/tea maker and wireless Internet access. You can request accommodations designed for those with physical challenges. The hotel offers laundry, ironing, and dry cleaning services.
Dining & Entertainment: Hacienda El Morterooffers avant garde cuisine on a menu featuring traditional and modern Mexican creations. Try the poblana rice with tamale de mero in vanilla sauce and stewed bull's tail. The wine selections are international. The restaurant also hosts a breakfast buffet with typical breakfast fare as well as quesadillas, sopes, and eggs cooked to order. Take a break with your favorite cocktail in the lobby bar. Call on room service for a refreshing beverage, a pick-me-up snack, or a full meal any time of the day or night.
Recreation: The heated swimming pool is open year-round. Kids have their own pool.
Get a vigorous workout in the fitness center, with a great view of the city. Test your skills playing video games. Baby-sitting services are available. Put on comfortable shoes, grab your camera, and explore exciting Mexico City.
Attractive downtown high-rise hotel, in the heart of the Zona Rosa – This cosmopolitan 17-story hotel with a reflective glass facade offers subdued contemporary style, yet with flair, in Mexico City's most important financial, shopping, and tourist area. It's situated near the Independence Monument, the Paseo de la Reforma, and the National Anthropology and History Museum. Mexico City, the country's capital, is among the largest cities in the world.
Accommodations: Retreat to your air-conditioned room or suite, with cable TV, pay-per-view movies, a mini-bar, a desk, a safe deposit box, and wake-up service. You have your choice of pillows. Some rooms include a coffee/tea maker and wireless Internet access. You can request accommodations designed for those with physical challenges. The hotel offers laundry, ironing, and dry cleaning services.
Dining & Entertainment: Hacienda El Morterooffers avant garde cuisine on a menu featuring traditional and modern Mexican creations. Try the poblana rice with tamale de mero in vanilla sauce and stewed bull's tail. The wine selections are international. The restaurant also hosts a breakfast buffet with typical breakfast fare as well as quesadillas, sopes, and eggs cooked to order. Take a break with your favorite cocktail in the lobby bar. Call on room service for a refreshing beverage, a pick-me-up snack, or a full meal any time of the day or night.
Recreation: The heated swimming pool is open year-round. Kids have their own pool.
Get a vigorous workout in the fitness center, with a great view of the city. Test your skills playing video games. Baby-sitting services are available. Put on comfortable shoes, grab your camera, and explore exciting Mexico City.
Facilities Description
302 Rooms~Room Service~ Restaurant(s)~ Pool - Outdoor~Child
