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Hotel Geneve Ciudad de Mexico

4.2 of 5 • 1,712 reviews
Zona Rosa
Blood in the middle of the city very nice clean the stuff was wonderful very helpful I will definitely come back Read more
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Room Mate Valentina

4.1 of 5 • 673 reviews
Zona Rosa
Very comfortable room and liked the staff. Nice and good location. A casino a 150 feet away and convenient store across the street. Read more
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Eurostars Zona Rosa Suites

4.2 of 5 • 773 reviews
Zona Rosa
Walking distance to restaurants, bars and shopping. The road is under construction and you'll have to take your taxi about 2 blocks from the hotel. There are lots of restaurants around but i didn't find one that is very good. It is noisy on … Read more
£47

Hotel PF

4 of 5 • 1,147 reviews
Zona Rosa
We stayed in room 1107 and it was so spacious. You get a little street noise from the constant traffic and horns beeping but wasn't an issue for us. Great location being only a couple of blocks from the Angel of Independence statue and lots of … Read more
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PF Suites

3.9 of 5 • 495 reviews
Zona Rosa
they dont have a very good restaurant but everithing its ok good price!! Read more
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Hotel Century Zona Rosa México

3.9 of 5 • 873 reviews
Zona Rosa
I have stayed here many times it is very pleasant safe and clean and is relatively quiet for the neighborhood . I will stay here again . Read more
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ibis Styles Mexico Zona Rosa

4.1 of 5 • 145 reviews
Zona Rosa
I have stayed at IBIS before. Clean, comfortable and practical rooms. Centrally located. Read more
£46

Hotel Royal Reforma

3.6 of 5 • 692 reviews
Zona Rosa
It was in a safe area, close to restaurants and public transport , staff were friendly and helpful Read more
£51

NH Collection Mexico City Reforma

3.8 of 5 • 688 reviews
Zona Rosa
The hotel was very clean and quiet. The room was modern and comfortable. Great views from my room and I liked that it was quiet, I could not hear my neighbors at all. Read more
£60

Hotel Del Principado

3.9 of 5 • 884 reviews
Zona Rosa
The beds are very different from one another. You might get lucky and get a comfortable or hard one, or one that is very soft. Other than that, it is very clean, personable hotel. The buffet is good. Great helpful personnel, and the wifi i … Read more
£42

 

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Pocket Guide: Mexico City Zona Rosa Hotels

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As one of the busiest, bustling and tourist-friendly neighbourhoods in Mexico City, it is no surprise that Zona Rosa has a wide range of accommodation to choose from. Hotels in Zona Rosa run from five-star luxury hotels to three- and four-star mid-range hotels to budget-friendly hotels, hostels and guesthouses.

Whether you are looking for a boutique hotel with a pool or a stylish independent hotel, you are sure to find the perfect place to stay in Zona Rosa.

Sightseeing in Zona Rosa

Zona Rosa is built around shopping, nightlife and tourism. Alongside well-known brands, many along Passeo de la Reforma, Zona Rosa also has some quirky corners, including the Mercado Insurgentres and an antiques mall on Londre.

The Passeo de la Reforma is Mexico City’s principle boulevard and home to some of Zona Rosa’s most impressive sights, such as the Angel of Independence monument.

One of the best things to do in Zona Rosa is simply to walk and soak up the atmosphere. Check out the pedestrian street of Genoa or the colourful Sunday market at Jardin del Arte.

Don’t miss the Torre Mayor, a skyscraper that is one of the landmarks of Mexico City, as well as the beautiful Fuente de la Diana Cazadora fountain.

Entertainment and Nightlife in Zona Rosa

The streets of Zona Rosa have long been the place to drink and dance into the night, so expect a good choice of bars and nightclubs. Zona Rosa has also traditionally been the home of Mexico City’s gay nightlife scene, especially along Amberes.

Another area worth exploring is Col. Juarez, where you can relax in bohemian bars or dance the night away in electronica clubs. If all that dancing makes you hungry, head for the fast food chains and upscale restaurants on almost every corner in the Zona Rosa.

With its combination of sightseeing attractions, nightlife and entertainment, and a range of hotels to choose from, Zona Rosa is one of the best places to stay in Mexico City.

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