Hotels Near Tlatelolco, Mexico City - Top 10 Hotels by Tlatelolco

Tlatelolco Hotel & Travel Guide

A camera is a must when you go to Tlatelolco. It presents some great photo opportunities.

It is situated in the nation's capital of Mexico City, a destination that's an attraction in its own right.

There's an extensive selection of hotels within an easy drive of Tlatelolco. Out of approximately 117 possibilities you're guaranteed to get something that ticks all the right boxes. 2 miles (3 kilometers) away, you'll find the Mexico City Marriott Reforma Hotel. Two others to consider are the Downtown, 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, and the Le Meridien Mexico City, 2 miles (3 kilometers) away.

The rivalry between bargain hotels means that there is always a great deal available for the thrifty traveler. The Hotel San Francisco Centro Histórico, 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, and the Corinto Hotel, 2 miles (3 kilometers) away, are two to begin with.

Life is short, so make the most of it by staying at one of the handful of classy establishments nearby. The Hilton Mexico City Reforma is a mere 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, or the Krystal Grand Reforma Uno is a meager 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, and they are both equally exceptional choices.

When you've wrapped things up at Tlatelolco, take a short walk to Villa De Las Flores for a snack, a caffeine fix or an energizing drink. If you're after something a little more filling, check out Delicias La Flamita, another close-by establishment. Cap off an idyllic day by enjoying a drink at Cantina La Tormenta, which is also in the immediate vicinity.

Other Things to Do Near Tlatelolco

As well as Tlatelolco, here's a list of other things in the area that you're going to want to check out:

Appreciate the historic magnificence of Plaza de las Tres Culturas, a significant piece of local history.
You'll enjoy Plaza Garibaldi, a historic public square that's appreciated by both locals and tourists.
Stroll through Casa de los Condes de Heras y Soto and take time to appreciate the deep-rooted history that is embedded in its foundations.
Make sure you leave some space in your luggage if you plan to visit Forum Buenavista.
A sacred point for locals and an important piece of their heritage, Santa Muerte Altar is an attraction you should consider visiting to gain a deeper appreciation of the destination.

Why not take a train to visit Tlatelolco? The nearest station, Estacion Buenavista, is 0.9 miles (1.4 kilometers) away.

Historico Central

5.0 Sensational Hotel. I would live there if I could!

In every way they went out of their way to assist us. Transportation is exceptional, food services exceeding expectations, staff acting like caring family. In a word AMAZING.

1 month ago by A verified traveler

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Hotel Marlowe

3.0 no internet in room

hotel owners have to realize that having the internet access in the room is not a luxury. It is a necessity. People were sitting in the lobby all hours of the day to have internet access. for the reason I cannot recommend this hotel, or will I stay there again. It is a shame because otherwise it is a very good hotel

2 months ago by A verified traveler

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Hotel Fontan Reforma Mexico

2.0 Terrible hotel in good location

I would not recommend this Hotel to anyone. The location is good and staff were helpful but the negatives far outweighed the positives. Rooms are not what are shown on the website - they are very run down and dirty. They are not at all like the modern rooms shown in the pictures. The carpets look like they have never been vacuumed - there were several large shards of glass in the carpet on one side of the bed and pieces of steel / wire. The bathrooms were not clean and towels were also not clean and look like they should be thrown in the rubbish. The beds and pillows were as hard as rocks - very uncomfortable! My partner and I left our room at 8am one day and returned at 3.30pm and our room had still not been cleaned even though we had left a sign out for our room to be made up. The walls are paper thin and you can hear everything going on in the corridors and rooms next door. The sheets only come 3/4 of the way down the beds. The aircons are loud and noisy. The hot water takes at least 5 minutes to come through. I don't like leaving negative reviews but have to be honest as this place is far it's self-rated 4 star rating.

3 months ago by A verified traveler from Australia

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Hampton Inn & Suites Mexico City - Centro Historico

5.0 Very Nice

This hotel is in a great location if you want to be near the historic center. It was clean and comfortable.

4 months ago by A verified traveler from California

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Hotel Lepanto

5.0 Nice hotel with a reasonable price

1. Great location, walkable to the major sites in the historical area and close to metro. 2. Excellent free breakfast with a variety of foods. 3. Friendly and helpful staff. We stayed in this hotel for four nights, one of our best experiences in travel.

4 months ago by A verified traveler from San Diego, CA

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Hilton Mexico City Reforma

5.0 Beautiful Hotel

It was honestly the most beautiful hotel that I’ve ever stayed at. My family loved it. And the restaurant downstairs, El Cardenal, was to die for. In the middle of the city, spectacular view, hotel staff was great! There was a guy who checked us in upstairs on the 26th floor, Daniel, he was super kind and helpful. And also, a bellman also by the name of Daniel who was also very helpful! Definitely should stay here if you’re visiting the city.

5 months ago by A verified traveler

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