InterContinental Presidente Mexico City

Campos Eliseos 218, Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 11560, Mexico | 3 star hotel

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Always and Never

A travel blog entry by traermc

5

Oaxaca was a dream. Met beautiful people in a beautiful place and left not wanting to go. Riding shotgun with the roof down on my truck with 3 special people right where the waves crash upon the sand and just feeling so alone yet so perfectly fulfilled for those 5 minutes of some teenage movie, the special relationships you make with someone from …

Flat Tire

A travel blog entry by smith1017

5

Sunday, 4/25/04 [Amy] Breakfast at Turtle Bay then to Tulum to see the ruins. We bought what we thought were tickets, but were actually just tickets for the tram. Rode the tram with a group of elderly but sprite German -Schnell! Wandered around the ruins then headed for Tulum beach- our spot at Cabanas Tulum. Rented a boogey board again- much fun. …

Painted Skulls and Marigolds

A travel blog entry by findscore

1
51

... is even more intense, and everyone will flock to the streets again, and the niños will be going door-to-door to ask for candy. I don´t know if I´ve ever seen anything as spectacular, or insane as the Dia de Los Muertos celebration. Simply incredible.

Ahh yes, and between all of the Muertos celebrations, we managed to squeeze in a trip to the Frida Khalo Museum. They made you pay extra to take pictures inside (I have one of the outside, below), but this was ...

Slap City

A travel blog entry by rachelniewiada

3

... the streets of Mexico City trying to find a happening club or bar and we unsuccessful. However, we had such a fun time in the process. It's been said, "Focus on the journey, not the destination." And that's just what we did last evening. Since the beginning of the trip, we named every day of the week e.g. Gay Wednesday or Molesting Monday (Pretty much it just gave us a reason to be crazy). So, last night when it hit Bi Fri at midnight, we began ...

And now....MEXICO CITY!!!

A travel blog entry by gracevilar

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... a lo cual, la acompaño a gracie a La Condesa donde se encontraria con Hernandou para hacer acroyoga, pues ella estaba con una abstinencia importante de vuelos. Pero como llegamos un poco tarde, Gracie se quedo con las ganas, pero nos quedamos con Hernan tomando un cafe y dialogando alegremente. Luego de la tertulia, Hernan nos llevo en su carro (bah de su madre) a recorrer la colonia La Condesa y Roma, DIVINOR ...

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Location

This 3 star hotel, located in the Polanco area of Mexico City, is near Auditorio Nacional, Polanco, Museo Rufino Tamayo, and Away Spa.
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    Historical Traveler Reviews InterContinental Presidente Mexico City

    Great hotel, excellent service !!!!!!!!

    from RAAP

    If you want a trouble free stay, with outstanding service, then this is the place to stay in Mexico City. Great hotel and excellent staff, specially the persons in charge of the Club Lounge on the 39th floor. Wonderful experience.

    Nice Stay

    from EveH

    Very clean room and good service with a polite and friendly staff. The restaurants were pricey but the food was great in every one of them. Was there for business and would stay there again if I go back to Mexico City.

    Enjoyed our stay

    from meastwood

    I enjoyed my stay at the Presidente. The restaurants were excellent and the concierge services helped us see the city and travel to and from a work location.

    The Hotel Presidente Intercontinental

    from MistressVee

    My partner and I have both travelled to numerous coastal cities in Mexico over the years - however, this was our first trip to Mexico City.

    Some problems-big and small

    from nsmHouston

    The hotel restaurants charge a cover charge to eat in the restaurant

    Loved the area

    from anonymous

    Food was great. Hotel room was average at best. Facilities of the hotel were great. They need some work booking alacarte dinners, you have to book the morning you want to go and the lineup is horrendous and if you're not early you won't get in.

    Noisy but a nice view

    from anonymous

    I stayed in this hotel for over two weeks, the view was fantastic - especially if you are on the park side of the hotel. Rooms were quite large but poor noise insulation - both to the side and above. The staff also started cleaning the rooms at about 8am - no fun if you're trying to sleep late. Why did they vacuum the hall at 8am !! No pool and outrageous price for breakfast (US$18 !!). A typical big business hotel that will rip everyone off as if they were fat businessmen on company expense accounts.

    Mexico City Now

    from Mato

    If your are a first timer to Mexico City, try the Presidente Intercontinetel Hotel located in the the Polanco District. A beautiful hotel wtih a professional staff that are willing and ready to greet and handle all your requests in this giant metropolitan. The Polanco District is filled with chic restuarants and hotels. And if you love shopping, get ready for many stand alone designer stores. Tree lined and friendly, the Polanco gives a little intamacy to a city that literally can take your breath away.

    Absolutely a Must!

    from MMO_1969

    This hotel is a must if you are staying in Mexico City. Wonderful area and views, rooms are modern and sleek, extremely clean and friendly.

    Upscale

    from anonymous

    This hotel rivals anything I have experienced in the states. Excellent service, accomodations, staff, shopping and food. Security is fantastic. Highly recommend it.

    TripAdvisor Reviews InterContinental Presidente Mexico City

    4.00 of 5 stars Excellent