Gran Hotel Ciudad de México
Centro Historico, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Art Nouveau Zócalo landmark”
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A monumental Tiffany stained-glass canopy illuminates the grand Art Nouveau atrium overlooking Mexico City's central plaza.
“Art Nouveau Zócalo landmark”
An 1899 Art Nouveau structure featuring a monumental Tiffany stained-glass ceiling.
A Zócalo fixture with a long tradition of rooftop dining above the main plaza.
A destination rooftop restaurant drawing visitors for drinks overlooking the central plaza.
Located directly on the Zocalo plaza, the city's primary historic activity hub.
Rooms
High ceilings, dark wood furnishings, and wrought-iron balconies overlook either the bustling Zócalo or the glowing stained-glass atrium.
Backstory
Originally built in 1899 as a landmark department store, the Art Nouveau structure was converted into a hotel in 1968.
Eat & drink
The fifth-floor terrace restaurant serves traditional Mexican dishes against sweeping views of the Zócalo and National Palace.
The neighborhood
Step outside directly onto the Zócalo, with the Metropolitan Cathedral and Templo Mayor just a short walk away.
“Opened as a department store in 1899, its Art Nouveau bones have been carefully maintained...”
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