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Hampton Inn Hotel, Mexico City

Hampton Inn

Mexico City, Mexico

Hampton Inn

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This 108 room hotel is located within a beautifully restored building just two blocks from the Zócalo. The rooms are set on five floors and are centered around the bustling lobby beneath a brightly-colored stained-glass window ceiling.

Everything in the hotel, from the intricate façade and Talavera-tiled walls to the indoor handrails and wrought-iron elevators were restored to the original design, yet the bedrooms are modern and comfortable (and almost feel a little bland in comparison!).

The hotel has self-service laundry facilities. Breakfast is served buffet-style in the lobby, and tea and coffee is also available free of charge here throughout the day. There are two restaurants — the Garabatos bakery with its tempting pastries and the "Fisher's" seafood restaurant — both of which offer room service.

OUR RATING: Medium

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    Experiences while staying here

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      Cooking Class & Xochimilco Floating Gardens

      Cooking Class & Xochimilco Floating Gardens

      Spend the morning tasting and preparing the meal to enjoy it afterwards on a colorfully painted traditional trajinera boat in the canals of Xochimilco with Mariachi entertainment.

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    • Mexico City Art Tour
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      Mexico City Art Tour

      Mexico City Art Tour

      Murals depicting Mexico's history make up the cornerstone of Mexican art. Explore this artistic cultural side to Mexico City: with visits to the Museo Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo in the San Angel area east of Chapultepec and then Museo Frida Kahlo the 'Blue House' in Coyoacan.

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    • Tula & Tepotzotlan Tour
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      Tula & Tepotzotlan Tour

      Tula & Tepotzotlan Tour

      Tula is a town in the southwestern part of the state of Hidalgo and nearby are the remains of the ancient capital city of the Toltecs. Usually identified as the Toltec capital around 980 CE, the city was destroyed at some time between 1168 and 1179.

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