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Torre Latinoamericana Hotel & Travel Guide

Be one of the many visitors who come from all over the world to explore Torre Latinoamericana, one of the most iconic addresses in the country.

You can find it in Mexico City, the capital city of the nation.

Visitors are likely to be satisfied by the considerable selection of accommodations surrounding Torre Latinoamericana. Within 0.6 miles (1.0 kilometer), there are as many as 51 possibilities. Such a large amount of choice can make it difficult to decide. We would suggest first taking a look at the Downtown, Hilton Mexico City Reforma and Gran Hotel Ciudad De Mexico.

You'll be astounded at what your dollar gets you at some of the area's budget hotels. The Hotel San Francisco Centro Histórico, 0.3 miles (0.5 kilometers) away, and the Corinto Hotel, 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, are two places to top your list.

Guests will be immediately impressed by the sophisticated ambience and faultless service at the limited number of high-quality hotels here. Confirm a night's stay at the Le Meridien Mexico City, 0.9 miles (1.4 kilometers) away, or the Krystal Grand Reforma Uno, a short walk of 0.7 miles (1.1 kilometer).

Within an easy walk of Torre Latinoamericana, Café Gran Ciudad Piso 9 is a great spot to get a taste of the local area's cafe culture. If you have an hour or two to spare and room in your stomach still, you can also spoil yourself with the fine fare at Restaurante Cafe La Pagoda. Keep walking and while away the last few hours of your day trying the wine and beer at Miralto.

Other Things to Do Near Torre Latinoamericana

You'll be able to stop by an assortment of other attractions after visiting Torre Latinoamericana:

Go to Iglesia de Balvanera, a renowned historical location, and see why it's treasured by locals and tourists alike.
Church Of La Esnsenanza is a peaceful house of prayer and a well-known local attraction that you might like to see and admire.
If you love all things historical, visit Banamex Cultural Palace Museum, an impressive structure recognized for its architecture and storied past.
If you're after somewhere to keep the kids busy, you could visit Museo Nacional de Arquitectura.
Revisit the past with an excursion to Palacio de Bellas Artes, a historically significant building.

Why not get on the metro when you're going to Torre Latinoamericana? The nearest stop, Metro Juárez, is just 0.5 miles (0.8 kilometers) away.

Downtown

4.0 comfortable style, great staff and a POOL!

A stylish renovation with comfortable rooms and a very nice, very attentive staff. vintage safes, murals and unfussy greenery decorate public areas. lovely open air courtyards and a rooftop pool deck to top it all off. In the thick of the historic district, so don’t expect bucolic. There is quite the scene at the roof bar on Saturday night, but that was to be expected. The on-site outpost of reataurant Azul, though highly lauded didn’t hit the mark for me. But overall, everything one looks for in a hotel in this category.

1 month ago by A verified traveler

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Historico Central

3.0 Amazing hotel, terrible tour planning

The hotel itself is 5 stars. We took 2 stars off because of complications when booking tours with Aldo. He booked us the hotel’s Frida tour and suggested we also book a Lucha Libre tour on the same day (we were there for 7 days) He explained that it’s worth the 850 pesos per person (regular tickets were a lot cheaper) because we get to go backstage before the show starts and meet some wrestlers. He encouraged us to book it on the same day as the Frida tour because he can arrange for the Frida tour guide to drop us off right at the start of the Lubre Liche tour and it will be “perfect timing and very easy”. He told us he would communicate with the first tour so that they were aware. This did not happen. When we got to the museum they wouldn’t let us in because the tickets that they purchased for us were for Mexican citizens. Our group waited for 30 min. outside the museum while our guide fixed this. Our guide was also completely unaware that we had another tour. He called the hotel to sort things out but it was a huge mess. We got dropped off on the side of a main road with instructions to “find someone named Arturo with a jacket that says “Mexico”(rest was inaudible)We were so late that we couldn’t go backstage and missed the first 2 shows. When we informed the hotel, they offered us candies and cheap giveaways. After 4 frustrating conversations, they finally gave us some of our money back. Hotel taxi also didn’t give us price on our way back from Papalote (very high price)

2 months ago by A verified traveler from NYC

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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

6 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.

6 months ago by A verified traveler from Australia

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NH Mexico City Centro Histórico

5.0 Very nice, reasonably priced, central hotel.

Clean, modern design, very helpful staff, great room design and equipment. A perfect location near every thing in the center city as well as transport to everywhere. Lots of good restaurants, and shops.

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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.

7 months ago by A verified traveler from California

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