Mexico City Hotel Guide - Madero Street hotels in Mexico City, Mexico.

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"A lovely oasis in the Historico Central area. Breakfasts were amazing! The walking tour was extremely helpful for Mexico City newbies - thanks Nadia! Hotel staff was helpful and no problems communicating in English."

"Amazing views of the zocalo plaza, friendly and attentive staff and a lovely indoor cafe open to guests 24/7. The location was perfect for our first visit to Mexico City!"

"Location was very convenient as you are in the heart of Centro Historico. Close shops/restaurants, staff is very attentive. "

"The Gran Hotel is absolutely gorgeous and there is no better view from the Rooftop Restaurant. Yeal and Emmanuel helped us immensely during our stay and even with catching an Uber to go back to the airport. It is in a great location to Constitution Plaza, we even got to see the President of Mexico and the Military parade. Lots of shopping and restaurants in the area. Will stay there again."

"Everyone at Casa Donceles was extremely welcoming and accommodating. The room was also very clean and larger than we expected. Not to mention it is a very short walk to some of the best historic sites in the city. We will definitely consider staying here on future trips to CDMX. "

"Excellent location, excellent service by staff. Hotel located in the hearth of "Centro Historico". Very safe area, excellent restaurants close by. Zocalo is located 5 minutes walking. "

"Spotless room, veery well laid out, comfortable bed, courteous staff, very good breakfast. Centrally located close to Pino Suarez metro, Zocalo.Walkable and safe. "

"The hotel itself is very nice. Old building. But there are parking garages on either side. Did they not see these when they chose this site? Also, we were there on Day of the Dead, so the little plaza out front was filled with a rough bunch of partiers. Nice hotel and staff and breakfast, but not so nice out front."

"Great. Really close to restaurants and shopping. 10 minutes to most things. Newly remodeled. Staff is great and helpful. Safe. Hidden gem for sure. "

"This place was great. I booked somewhere else and had a last minute cancellation due to a plumbing issues and am so happy I did. The staff was so friendly and welcoming. The place was very clean and the food was great. It’s also like 2 blocks from el Zocalo. Dupper safe too. My husband and I walked late in the evening and felt safe at all times. "

"This place is fantastic! All of the staff and amenities were perfect! In particular Araceli Romero made our trip! Thank you for a great experience!"

"This hotel stays chic and modern. I have stayed here many times before and it has always been a very good choice. The location is great in the heart of Centro Histórico. Easy walk to historic places, taquerias, restaurants, the Cathedral, etc"

"Breakfrast was great and the staff was friendly. The location was what we were looking for. It is nearby the Zocalo, metro, and a lot of eating options including dinning at the hotel. It was a nice experience."

"Very clean rooms, great and friendly staff. Walking distance to Zocalo and Museo de Bellas Artes."

"Loved our stay here. Super convenient for walking around Mexico City and the breakfast was amazing. "

"Services were outstanding, and so it was the view! The historic Cardenal Restaurant lives up to its prestige! ¡Gracias! "

"Clean and very accessible to historical center a restaurant and stores!!"

"Everything was excellent about this hostel. It was my first time ever staying in a hostel, so I wasn't sure what to expect but the staff is friendly, the check in and check out policies are easy, the rooms are modern, there are many fun amenities including social events for guests to get to know the staff and one another, the facilities are clean, and the location is downtown Mexico City about a 30 minute walk away from major locations like the Museo de Bellas Artes, the square near the...

"It's by what they call the Zocalo, where the Presidential palace is and Aztec ruins. The architecture is amazing. Old Spain. You can take a day trip to see the Aztec Pyramids and how they make Mezcal, and the Museum of Anthropology. Very centrally located and a great restaurant on the top floor."