Fodor's Expert Review Presidente InterContinental México
Campos Elíseos 218, Mexico City, Mexico City, 11560, Mexico Fodor's Choice
President Barack Obama stayed here on his visit in April 2009. Indeed, the InterContinental regularly hosts heads of state. The expansive atrium lobby has parquet floors, thick walls, oversized furniture, and Talavera pottery, which is showcased throughout. Newly refreshed rooms have a midcentury modern touch, with clean lines and classic tones of blue and slate; those on the upper floors have panoramas that stretch for miles over the city. There are also breathtaking views near the elevator banks and from lounges on executive floors. Mexican, Asian, and Italian fare are among the cuisines featured in the seven on-site restaurants, which include a branch of The Palm, the Epicentro "mixology" bar, and the city's famous, open-round-the-clock French place, Au Pied de Cochon. All benefit from the hotel's amazing wine cellar, touted as the largest in Latin America.
PROS
- extremely professional service
- women's floor with extra amenities and security
- the ability to order foie gras 24/7
CONS
- standard rooms are cramped
HOTEL INFO
HOTEL DETAILS
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, No Meals