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InterContinental PRESIDENTE MEXICO CITY
CAMPOS ELISEOS : 218,COL. CHAPULTEPEC POLANCO
Mexico City, 11560
Nightly Rates (309.18 - 469.00)
4 Star
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Property Description |
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Forty-two stories high, this cosmopolitan Mexico City hotel puts the city at your feet. Located in the thriving Polanco district, youre immersed in a Mexican experience thats uniquely local yet international. Nearby Chanel, Cartier and Omega flank the affluent avenue Presidente Masaryk; while treasures of a different sort date back to the Aztecs and Maya at the National Museum of Anthropology. For a journey to remember, the 50-mile floating gardens of Xochimilco are not to be missed.
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Amenities |
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ATM/Cash machine
Accessible facilities
Air conditioning individually controlled in room
Airline desk
Baby sitting
Bathtub
Beauty shop/salon
Bell staff/porter
Car rental desk
Cocktail lounge
Coffee/Tea maker
Color television
Complimentary newspaper in lobby
Concierge desk
Connecting rooms
Converters/ Voltage adaptors
Cribs
Desk with lamp
Direct dial telephone
Dry cleaning
Electrical adaptors available
Executive floor
Florist
Gift/News stand
Golf
Hairdryer
Housekeeping - daily
Housekeeping - weekly
Ice machine
Interior corridors
Ironing board
Late check-out available
Live entertainment
Lounges/bars
Meeting rooms
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Meeting rooms
Minibar
Non-smoking
On-Site parking
Parking
Pay per view movies on TV
Pets allowed
Premium movie channels
Private bathroom
Public area air conditioned
Rollaway bed
Room service
Safe deposit box
Satellite television
Separate line billing for multi-line phone
Shoe shine stand
Shops and commercial services
Spare electrical outlet available at desk
Speaker phone
Stereo
Storage space
Technical concierge
Telephone jack adaptor available
Tennis court
Tour/sightseeing desk
Travel agency
Trouser/Pant press
Turn down service
Two-line phone
Valet parking
Valet same day dry cleaning
Voice mail
Wireless internet connection
Wireless internet connection in public areas
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Miscellaneous Information |
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American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
Time Zone is GMT
Opened in 1998
Renovated in 01/01/2014
661 rooms.
33 suites.
42 floors.
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Restaurant Information |
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Epicentro Gin & Tonic Bar
Indulge in tasty cocktails and international appetizers at Epicentro Gin & Tonic Bar, open everyday from 11:00am to 1:00am
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Meeting Facility |
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Bosques
Castillo A3-4
Castillo A5-6
Castillo AI-2
Castillo B1
Castillo B2
Castillo B3
Castillo
Coba
Feria A
Feria B
Feria C
Feria
Flores
Fuentes
Mitla
Palenque
Tajin
Tulum
Uxmal
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Recreation Information |
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Fitness center on-site
Children's program - During weekends the hotel has a "ChiquiClub" where specialized staff members take care of your kids. They are given safety bracelets for identification. We also include special activities and a children's buffet designed to make your kids feel at home.
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Benito Juarez International Airport
Presidente Masaryk Avenue
If you are looking for the main shopping brands from New York, don't forget to visit this Avenue. Also a good place to stroll along and people-watch.
Chapultepec Zoo
You can easily while away two hours in Chapultepec Zoo. Founded in 1923, it is home to more than 2000 animals. Entry is free.
Auditorio
Castillo de Chapultepec
Visit Castillo de Chapultepec. You'll find this architectural jewel, which is now a historical museum, inside Chapultepec Park.
Visitar el castillo de Chapultepec, Encontraras
Xochimilco
The Xochimilco canals, all that's left of the extensive chinampas, are now a popular tourist attraction. With its network of canals, artificial islands and vibrant gardens historic Xochimilco is well worth a visit. Jump on one of the colourful Trajineras
Modern Art Museum
Visit the Modern Art Museum on the corner of Reforma and Gandhi Av. One of the most important modern art galleries in the city.
Outdoor Picture Exhibition
Walk around the fascinating outdoor picture exhibition on Reforma and Gandhi Av. You will find themed paintings on the walls of the Benito Juarez Children Centre.
Lincoln Park
Parque Lincoln is great for walking or jogging, and for the temporary exhibitions at 'La Casita'.
Centro Banamex
Palacio Nacional
Dating back to 1693 the Mexican government palace sits on the site of Monteczuma's residence. Inside you'll find a collection of murals painted by Diego Rivera. One particularly famous mural condenses two thousand years of Mexican history. Admission is fr
Teotihuacan
Teotihuacan is an enormous archaeological site in the Basin of Mexico, containing some of the largest pyramidal structures built in the pre-Columbian Americas. Apart from the pyramidal structures, Teotihuacan is also known for its large residential comple
Plaza de Toros Mexico
Tip: Ask the concierge for the calendar and we can get the tickets up to three days in advance.
The biggest bullring in the world, where the most famous bullfighters ply their trade. There are two seasons a year - the best starts in October and finishe
Anthropology Museum
Tip: Ask at the concierge desk for courtesy tickets.
The most important museum of Mexican history. To do it justice you need to set aside at least four hours.
Chapultepec Park
Inside the park you will find a circuit called 'La Milla' where the local people go to jog. Open from 5am to 5pm.
National Auditorium
Tip: You can get your tickets three months in advance. Ask the concierge.
All the major performances and concerts are held in this spectacular auditorium.
Arena Mexico
Tip: Performances every Friday at 8.30 pm. For tickets ask the concierge.
Rowdy and spectacular, Mexican wrestling is great fun. All wrestlers wear colourful masks and dress in costumes depicting good or evil.
MEXICO CITY
Museum Area
The Anthropology Museum, the Rufino Tamayo Museum, the Modern Art Museum and the National History Museum are all within walking distance of each other and will give you a very detailed and accurate insight into Mexico's colourful history.
Estadio Azteca
Tip: You can book your tickets with the concierge.
If you like football (soccer), don't forget to visit its cathedral - the historical Estadio Azteca.
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