Built during the peak of the Porfiriato regime and located ideally at the heart of the capital, the “Gran Hotel Ciudad de México” in Mexico City is one of the most fascinating corners of this great metropolis. Its impressive Art Nouveau Architecture and every single detail in its decoration, from its luxurious Louis XV Chandelier in the entrance to its emblematic Tiffany Style Stained Glass, one of the four biggest in the world, will make you feel part of five centuries of history, staying in the most iconic hotel of the city in a classic luxury atmosphere, where every detail has been curated and with a unique service.

The origin of this historic building dates back to 1526, being the residence of Rodrigo de Albornoz, Contador Real. In 1895 it was bought by the Frenchman Sebastian Robert to turn it into the first commercial center in Mexico, counting on the best services of his time and two of the first elevators in the country, which still work today. After almost a decade of falling into oblivion, he returned to life in 1968 as the Gran Hotel Mexico City. Since then, its rooms have hosted great personalities, being the favorite choice of sophisticated travelers and appearing in national and international films, advertising campaigns and series.