Top Hotels Near Secretaria de Educacion Publica in Mexico City from NZ$61

"I didn’t get a chance to eat there. Didn’t know breakfast was included."

"We loved Hotel Cathedral. The location was excellent (in the historical center), and the service was great! We would use this location again in future trips. We bought the breakfast plan with the hotel stay and that worked great for us, but there was plenty of restaurants all around the hotel if that doesn't work for you."

"I booked a two night stay in the One bedroom suites here during the beginning of December and it was amazing. The staff was very friendly and helpful when I had any questions for them. The room was spacious and I had a view of the street outside. The walk to the Zocalo was about 8 mins. Also very convenient location for food. Definitely would highly recommend staying here."

"Great location and great staff!"

"Great accommodation for our family. Free breakfast was a great extra. No hot water. "

"The hotel is beautifully located in the heart of the bustling Historic District. And, WOW, housekeeping kept the room immaculately clean! We loved the soaking tub and the complimentary Mini Bar. My only small issue is that I would have liked another chair and more dresser drawers storage. Thank y'all for a great stay!"

"This hotel was top tier. The staff is very friendly and the rooms were cleaned daily. The buffet was fresh and had a good variety. We had experienced our first earthquake there while in Mexico City and the staff handled the situation professionally and kept calm during the event. We would recommend our family and friends to this hotel because of the value, cleanliness and location is excellent and central to all tourist attractions. "

"Thanks for a great stay. Staff were friendly and explained facilities available. They were also helpful, and accomodated for my mum's needs. A great place in a easy location close to El Zocalo.😉"

"Amazing breakfast. Big, clean rooms with comfy beds. Super nice staff. Unbelievable location, right next to the Zocalo. "