Experts' Choice Award Hotel Maria Cristina
What the experts agree on
This charming 1930s colonial gem offers budget travelers authentic Mexican hospitality in a rose-colored building near Paseo de la Reforma, with a peaceful garden and bright rooms that provide quiet refuge from the city's bustle.
“Popular with European visitors, the rooms are bright and quiet, though without the wood panelling and blue tiles of the public areas.”
– Rough Guide
Frommer's "This classic choice for budget travelers is conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from the Zona Rosa." Full review
Fodor's "This Spanish colonial–style gem is a Mexico City classic." Full review
Lonely Planet "Dating from the 1930s, this facsimile of an Andalucian estate makes an appealing retreat, particularly the adjacent bar with patio seating." Full review
DK Eyewitness "A small hotel in a charming rose-colored four-story colonial building close to the UK Embassy. The garden offers a retreat from the bustle of the city."
Michelin Guide "The reception area, decorated with tiles, sets the tone to this attractive traditional hotel in the Embassy area just north of Paseo de la Reforma."
National Geographic "Welcoming retreat on a quiet street, everyone feels at home and safe here. Unpretentious with an old-fashioned lobby and 150 colonial-style rooms, most with free Wi-Fi. Located four..." Full review
Independent "A reliable and economical place to stay is the three-star Hotel Mariá Cristina, where doubles start at 775 pesos (£37.50), room only."
Traveller's Guide To: Mexico 2010
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Family Friendly
Free Parking
Business Center
$54/night
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