Best Western Hotel Majestic in Mexico City |
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| The Best Western Hotel Majestic is a lovely property located in the Zocalo, the heart of downtown Mexico City. It faces the National Palace, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and only two blocks from the Templo Mayor archaeological site. We are a seven story building from the beginning of last century, with a majestic Barroque style main lobby, gorgeous stone work, carved wood, bronze, and 'talavera' tiles from Puebla mixed in a unique way. The hotel also features La Terraza, a marvelous rooftop restaurant offering the most stunning view of the Zocalo.
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The Best Western Hotel Majestic features 85 well-appointed guestrooms with either a splendid view of the Zocalo Plaza or overlooking our authentic colonial courtyard. They consist of elegant furnishings and fine marble bathrooms with a tub, as well as world-class services and amenities. As an added plus, if you stay in the guestrooms that look out over the Zocalo, you'll be able to see the flag ceremony twice daily.
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A landmark in Mexico City, the Best Western Hotel Majestic is well known for its magnificent colonial style architecture, privileged location, and superb service. It's considered one of the best in Mexico City. |
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From the vatage point of La Terraza Restaurant, you can see the most comprehensive view of the Zocalo. Enjoy the traditional Mexican and international cuisine, along with the classic colonial decor and fine service. Sip on your favorite drink as you enjoy the lively atmosphere and spectacular view of this historic landmark. |
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Best Western Hotel Majestic located in the heart of downtown Mexico City, is the perfect starting point for sightseeing due to the fact that it has easy access to the most important attractions in Mexico City: the Cathedral, Templo Mayor, The Palace of Fine Arts, The National Palace, and all the major museums. |
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