Gran Hotel Ciudad de México
| Av. 16 de Septiembre No. 82, Cuauhtémoc, Centro, Ciudad de México |
5 oranları
8.80/10.00 |
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+52 55 1083 7700 |
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Larry Page (17.11.2017 02:08)
A good hotel, excellent service and comfortable rooms
A good hotel, excellent service and comfortable rooms
jared wood (10.11.2017 06:26)
Outstanding service! Rooms are fine. Not bad, but not spectacular. It's a 120 year old hotel... From the doormen to the concierge to the housekeeping, just a very high level of service.
The review is for the hotel, not the restaurant, which was not particularly good.
Outstanding service! Rooms are fine. Not bad, but not spectacular. It's a 120 year old hotel... From the doormen to the concierge to the housekeeping, just a very high level of service.
The review is for the hotel, not the restaurant, which was not particularly good.
Nacho ROCA (08.11.2017 05:57)
For 4 people (if you like to share) I recomend Donceles Salad, Arrachera Tacos and Tortilla Soup. We drank lemonade, ginger ale and beer. All for $400.00 pesos. We came in October and enjoyed the biggest moon of Mexico City.
For 4 people (if you like to share) I recomend Donceles Salad, Arrachera Tacos and Tortilla Soup. We drank lemonade, ginger ale and beer. All for $400.00 pesos. We came in October and enjoyed the biggest moon of Mexico City.
India Amarina (08.11.2017 00:11)
Wasted Beauty.
Stunning building on all accounts. Breathtaking stained glass ceilings and an unmatched view of the plaza below. Not exactly complemented by the plastic wicker furniture, cracked novelty glasses and shameless choice of art. I made better cocktail mixes as a clueless 7 year old that sought a candy high. Margaritas should be paired with a diabetes test coupon. Lovely staff and beautiful weather, but no need to revisit this terrace bar, only the hotel, which is open to the public.
Wasted Beauty.
Stunning building on all accounts. Breathtaking stained glass ceilings and an unmatched view of the plaza below. Not exactly complemented by the plastic wicker furniture, cracked novelty glasses and shameless choice of art. I made better cocktail mixes as a clueless 7 year old that sought a candy high. Margaritas should be paired with a diabetes test coupon. Lovely staff and beautiful weather, but no need to revisit this terrace bar, only the hotel, which is open to the public.
Jonathan Fragoso (02.10.2017 15:31)
Located at the very heart of Downtown Mexico City, the hotel is itself one of the oldest buildings in town. Rooms are very spacious, the lobby has glass ceilings and features one of the oldest elevators in the city. The personnel is very attentive and the rooms have either a view to the Zocalo or to the street next to the hotel.
Located at the very heart of Downtown Mexico City, the hotel is itself one of the oldest buildings in town. Rooms are very spacious, the lobby has glass ceilings and features one of the oldest elevators in the city. The personnel is very attentive and the rooms have either a view to the Zocalo or to the street next to the hotel.
