Zócalo Central Hotel
Centro Historico, Cuauhtemoc, Mexico City
“Colonial-chic plaza retreat”
Vibe
Preserved 1890s stone archways and historic ironwork frame front-row views of the bustling Plaza de la Constitución and Metropolitan Cathedral.
“Colonial-chic plaza retreat”
A restored 1890s building featuring preserved colonial stone archways directly facing the Metropolitan Cathedral.
Contemporary Mexican tasting menus and tableside guacamole curated by Chef Pepe Salinas at Balcón del Zócalo.
Historic nineteenth-century architectural ironwork and high ceilings paired with polished hardwood floors and minimalist decor.
Facing the Plaza de la Constitución, steps from the Metropolitan Cathedral and bustling historic center lanes.
Rooms
High ceilings and polished hardwood floors set a calm tone, while square-facing suites frame direct views of the ornate cathedral.
Wellness
A compact on-site fitness room pairs workout equipment with a quiet sauna and steam room for unwinding after long city walks.
Backstory
Constructed in the 1890s over seventeenth-century foundations, the colonial structure was revitalized by local boutique operator Central Hoteles.
Eat & drink
Chef Pepe Salinas serves seasonal Mexican tasting menus and tableside guacamole at Balcón del Zócalo, the hotel's panoramic sixth-floor terrace.
The neighborhood
Steps from the entrance, colonial architecture, street food stalls, and the historic Metropolitan Cathedral converge along the edge of the plaza.
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