Our Mexico City and Puebla escape is a great reason to sleep around…at nice hotels, that is. If you’ve travelled with us before, you know we take accommodations seriously. Read on to see the Mexico gay-welcoming hotels featured on our fabulous tour.
Hotel Marquis Reforma, Mexico City
The raucous metropolis of Mexico City is an intoxicating blend of history, culture, madness, and cosmopolitan flare. We’ve found a slick urban property to call our home base, Hotel Marquis Reforma, a 5-star property where you can rest well and wallow during downtime. It’s set on Paseo de Reforma, modeled after the grand boulevards of Europe.
The relaxed vibe of the lobby area offers a wonderful respite from the surrounding city. There’s an upscale restaurant and 24/7 room service to sate whatever food cravings may hit you…any time of day. And if you want to work out, there’s even a fitness centre. But our favourite part is the pool and spa. Sip cocktails, or take a dip and soak in everything there is to love about this city. Don’t forget your swimsuit!
Cartesiano Boutique & Wellness Hotel, Puebla
When you make a special trek to visit the largest pyramid in the world, you deserve an equally impressive place to rest. On our overnight field trip to Puebla, we’ll stay at the Cartesiano Boutique & Wellness Hotel, one of Mexico’s most gay-welcoming hotels.
Upon entry, you’ll find contemporary rooms with rustic furnishings that marry cultural richness to modern technology. This adorable boutique hotel is a wellness space at heart with amenities that can’t be missed. Make an appointment at the spa, catch some rays at the rooftop pool and patio, or find inner peace in the labyrinthine zen garden.
Let us know if these Mexico gay-welcoming hotels tempt you to join our Mexico City Aztec Adventure – we’d love to show you La Zona Rosa, known for being muy caliente!
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