Hotels & Hostels Mexico City Hotel Bristol

Hotel Bristol (Hotel)

  • PLAZA NECAXA 17 COL CUAHUTEM
    MEXICO CITY 06500, MEXICO | View map
  • Price Range: Mid-range
  • Neighbourhood: Cuauhtémoc
  • Atmosphere: Business and Busy

Author pick

Lonely Planet Review

Quotes While some might find it comically incongruous to see the sculpture Man Contemplating Infinity staring from the Plaza Necaxa straight at the grey Hotel Bristol, the lodging rises above the mundane (while making no attempt to approach the infinite) through a combination of cordial service, well-illuminated rooms and great location.

Built in time for Mexico to host the 1970 World Cup (and some affable bellhops have been laboring here since then), the Bristol stands in the pleasant, central Cuauhtémoc neighborhood. It is primarily a business hotel, and guests should expect to rub shoulders with an array of lower-echelon salarymen from throughout the Republic. They'll be checking their email in the small business center, flipping through the newspaper in the lobby lounge or having lunch with clients at the above-average Restaurant Río Diecisiete. The hotel's 'L' shape means you'll either be gazing back at the Man Contemplating Infinity or looking westward at the low-rise blocks of Colonia Cuauhtémoc. In either case, rooms get plenty of light, as the building lacks the typical shaft-facing units. These are business-class digs but more than comfortable with quality carpet, good beds and a soothing color scheme.

Review by author Daniel C Schechter

How to book this property

This property has been reviewed and recommended by a Lonely Planet author. However it is not bookable online either with Lonely Planet or with a recommended hotel booking provider. In order to book this property please contact them directly.

  • Website: www.hotelbristol.com.mx

Map

How To Get There

FROM AEROPUERO CITY CENTER INCORPORATE TO CIRCUITO INTERIOR HEADING DOWNTOWN UNTIL YOU REACH MISTERIOS EXIT KEEP GOING ON MISTERIOS AVE AFTER EJE 2 THE AVENUE WILL CHANGE THE NAME TO REFORMA, SIX ST. AFTER YOU PASS INSURGENTES YOU HAVE TO TURN RIGHT ON RIO SENA, UNTIL YOU FIND PLAZA NECAXA. FROM TOLUCA TAKE THE HIGHWAY 15 TO MEXICO CITY, ONCE YOU ARE IN THE SANTA FE DISTRICT TAKE THE EXIT TO REFORMA AVE. GO STRAIGHT TO EU EMBASSY, THE HOTEL IS 2 BLOCKS BEHIND FROM CENTRO GET TO 5 FEBRERO ST. AND TURN RIGHT ON URUGUAY ST. KEEP GOING ON URUGUAY UNTIL THE NAME OF THE STREET CHANGE TO VICTORIA AND THEN MORELOS SO YOU ARE IN MORELOS AND REMORMA CONJUNCTION TAKE REFORMA TO CHAPULTEPEC TURN RIGHT ON RIO SENA ST. UNTIL YOU FIND PLAZA NECAXA THATS WHERE THE HOTEL IS LOCATED.

Nearby Points of Interest

  1. INTL AIRPORT OF MEXICO 6 MI / 10 KM
  2. PACHUCA 59 MI / 95 KM
  3. QUERETARO 131 MI / 211 KM
  4. ALAMEDA CENTRAL PARK 1 MI / 1 KM
  5. BANCO DE MEXICO 2 MI / 3 KM
  6. CHAPULTEPEC PARK 1 MI / 2 KM
  7. HISTORIC CENTER 1 MI / 2 KM
  8. MEXICAN REVOLUTION MUSEUM 1 MI / 2 KM
  9. PALACE OF FINE ARTS 1 MI / 2 KM
  10. PINK ZONE 1 MI / 1 KM
  11. SECRETARIA DE GOBERNACION 2 MI / 3 KM
  12. SECRETARIA DE REL. EXT. 2 MI / 3 KM
  13. US EMBASSY 0 MI / 0 KM
  14. BUS 0 MI / 0 KM
  15. SUBWAY 0 MI / 0 KM
  1. CUERNAVACA 55 MI / 89 KM
  2. PUEBLA 76 MI / 123 KM
  3. TOLUCA 41 MI / 66 KM
  4. ANTHROPOLOGY MUSEUM 1 MI / 2 KM
  5. BOLSA MEXICANA DE VALORES 1 MI / 1 KM
  6. GUADALUPE SHRINE 2 MI / 3 KM
  7. INDEPENDENCE ANGEL MONUMENT 0 MI / 1 KM
  8. NATIONAL AUDITORIUM 1 MI / 2 KM
  9. PEMEX TOWER 1 MI / 1 KM
  10. RESIDENCE OF THE PINES 2 MI / 3 KM
  11. SECRETARIA DE HACIENDA 2 MI / 3 KM
  12. SECRETARIA DE SALUD 1 MI / 2 KM
  13. WORLD TRADE CENTER 1 MI / 2 KM
  14. METROBUS 0 MI / 0 KM

Check-in/Check-out

Earliest check-in: 1:00 PM
Latest check-out time: 1:00 PM

Author Tip

The Bristol is a couple of blocks from Paseo de la Reforma and the Mexican Stock Exchange. Across Reforma is the throbbing Pink Zone with plenty of nightlife options, while six blocks northwest is Papa Beto (Villalongín 196), Mexico City's top jazz club. If you're around on a weekend, check out the charming Jardín del Arte where budding Diego Riveras flaunt their creative output on Sundays.