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Best Western Hotel Majestic is a lodging, located at Av Francisco I. Madero 73, Centro Histórico, Centro, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico. They can be contacted via phone at +52 55 5521 8600, visit their website www.majestichotel.com.mx for more detailed information.

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Av Francisco I. Madero 73, Centro Histórico, Centro, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX
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19 Reviews

  • Jose Chavez
    20 April 2018

    Excelent services and place historic place and close to the everything

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  • Juergen Schrom
    17 April 2018

    Nice hotel. Located at the Zocalo. The buildig is about 300 years old. The rooms are nice. Breakfast on the rooftop is amauong.

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  • Francisco Sierra
    19 March 2018

    Everithing details are si much carefull, the best is the fotos, the flavor, the view from the restaurant it's amazing.

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  • Cynthia De Lorenzi
    13 March 2018

    Located directly across from the National Palace it is difficult to believe this is a Best Western. Our rooms were spacious with a large sitting room and bedroom.the views were amazing because we had a corner room. Because this is a city location in the hub of everything it can be quite noisy, especially at night.

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  • Miros Siemieniuk
    17 February 2018

    Beautiful eyecatching architecture. Superb location. (I haven't stayed there, but in some students hostel hence I cannot tell info about service, etc) Anyway next time in Mexico City I will defnitey stay here.

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  • David R
    07 November 2017

    I made the mistake of using this place as my long layover hotel on a late night arrival.
    Couldn't book via 3rd party website due to the early morning hour, so I Uber'd here at 2 AM. The front desk guy gave me a "discount rate" for paying in cash and then took 30 minutes to get my room key. Definitely some shenanigans going on here. I paid more than the rate advertised online, but less than the rate posted at the front desk.
    The hotel itself is badly run-down. The area is alright.
    Breakfast was forgettable.

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  • James Pasquill
    22 October 2017

    Beutiful, old hotel. If you want modern amenities go elsewhere. Centrally located, which means the party goes on all night outside your window.

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  • Yuri Soares
    19 October 2017

    Old, dilapidated. Toilet did not work. Towels were stained. Bed was horrible. Musty smell. Could be a great hotel if they put in lots of $$. The building itself is a beautiful historic structure and the location is great.

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  • Jorge Torres
    18 October 2017

    Hotel with a colonial style. Functional and in a great location. Depending on the room, you can have a breathtaking view. Due to its prime location it can be a little noisy at night

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  • Samy Esparza
    17 September 2017

    The room, service and also the restaurant service was fantastic. I really enjoyed it. I will definitely be going back.

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  • Dennis Cox
    10 August 2017

    Had dinner on the top floor restaurant. The views are amazing. Best place to see the public square in my opinion. You can see the old cathedral and the government buildings. I cannot comment on price as I was treated as part of a work trip and I did nog inquire. The food was very good. I look forward to going here again.

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  • Adan Y Abel Contreras
    03 August 2017

    Good view but no AC system 👎🏼
    Customer service was okay

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  • Suzann Flagg
    25 June 2017

    Location!
    Highly recommend for proximity to the city square and views from rooms. Our second floor corner suite with surreal views of the Cathedral and views from the restaurant and lounge tables on rooftop provided memories for a lifetime.
    Bring earplugs if you expect any sleep.

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  • Rodolphe T
    03 June 2017

    We visited the restaurant on the top floor. There were 4 people eating and about 50 open seats, including 5 tables right by the window with a great view on the Plaza. They refused to let us (4 people) seat down by the window because we were only going to have drinks, not food. We had to leave the place. Why would a restaurant loose a sale while the room is 90% empty is beyond me!

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  • David Balcon
    08 April 2017

    This is the ideal property to experience the flavour of old Mexico City. An historic property now celebrating its 80th year, its location cannot be beat for a first-time visit to this city being situated overlooking the Zocala (Civic Square) and a short walk from several of the key historical sites and museums (as well as a main Metro station to get to other neighbourhoods). The staff are friendly and always available when neededa taste of the old character is an elevator operator! Meals can be taken on the open terrace of the roof top restaurant which itself is an attraction, though menu is limited to buffet offerings. The only reason not to stay here is the lack of air conditioning in rooms. This is not a problem through the winter and early spring/late fall but may be of concern in the heat of summer. The hallways and floors are finished in a distinctive Mexican tile and rooms feature hacienda-styled dark wood furniture that matches the hardwood floor. I was upgraded (as a BW Diamond elite) to a room on the top floor overlooking the Squarecould not ask for a more perfect view with French terrace doors opening to let in a spring breeze. (However, suggest a room at least one floor lower than the 6th on the Square side of the building as I was awakened by the scraping of chairs being arranged on the restaurant terrace above me.) Also, for light sleepers, there can be activities in the Square throughout weekend evenings but that's all part of the charm of this part of the city and a reason for staying here! This is not a 5-star hotel in the sense of luxury but rates five stars from me for thoroughly reflecting the essence and charm of the old city.

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  • Henry Rodriguez
    31 March 2017

    The location is amazing, right in the middle of the historic district. The staff were courteous, however the experience was tainted by the construction that was going on from 11am until 5pm. The construction was so loud that we almost left the hotel for another one. Luckily the staff moved us to another room that was slightly quieter. I would stay here again granted that there is no construction going on.

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  • Carlos Morales
    29 March 2017

    Great service, gorgeous hotel and delicious food. Ohhh the view is amazing!

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  • Atd Ndroid
    29 March 2017

    One of the best located hoteles in México city, in the heart of the city's heart. Offers what you can expect from a hotel chain: clean, nice, comfortable rooms.

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  • David Ballard
    19 January 2017

    Fabulous old hotel in the absolute heart of Mexico City. It is a little frayed, but still very graceful. If you care about architecture, culture, history, and character more than the fluffiness of your towels or having a microwave in your room, this is the place for you. We ended up staying in four rooms over the course of seven nights (through no fault of the hotel), so got a good feel for the place. Rooms overlooking the Zocalo are spacious and wonderful. The charming human-operated old fashioned elevator works great, the lovely views from the rooftop terrace during breakfast or any other time are delightful, and the overall feel of stepping off a busy street into a small palace recalls the luxury of well to do travelers centuries ago.

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