Hotel María Cristina
Colonia Cuauhtemoc, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Neo-colonial courtyard sanctuary”
Vibe
Carved arches, wrought-iron balconies, and a central garden courtyard define this neo-colonial hideaway set just off Paseo de la Reforma.
“Neo-colonial courtyard sanctuary”
A 1938 Spanish neo-colonial structure framed by carved arches, traditional tilework, and wrought-iron balconies.
Continuous operation since 1938, anchored by a central garden courtyard and a lobby fireplace.
Set along Calle Río Lerma, serving classic Mexican breakfasts and lunches at Restaurante Bar Río Nansa.
In Colonia Cuauhtémoc, one block from Paseo de la Reforma and steps from Reforma 222
Rooms
Arranged across four floors overlooking the garden, rooms offer simple comfort, with select suites adding jetted tubs.
Wellness
A compact fitness room provides workout essentials, complemented by an on-site salon for facials and beauty treatments.
Backstory
Operating continuously since 1938, the property preserves its early twentieth-century Mexican character around an intact central hearth and garden.
Eat & drink
Restaurante Bar Río Nansa serves à la carte Mexican breakfasts and lunches, alongside an evening lounge for cocktails.
The neighborhood
Positioned on Calle Río Lerma, the hotel puts Cuauhtémoc's local restaurants and the Monument to Independence within easy walking distance.
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