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- 19.42970048
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- Roma 40, 06600 Ciudad de México, México
- ¿Exe Cities Reforma le gusta a las familias?Sí, Exe Cities Reforma suele gustarle a las familias.
- ¿Qué tipo de habitación puedo reservar en Exe Cities Reforma?Las opciones de habitaciones en Exe Cities Reforma son: Doble Triple Cuádruple
- ¿Cuánto cuesta una estancia en Exe Cities Reforma?Los precios en Exe Cities Reforma pueden variar según la estancia (por ejemplo, fechas seleccionadas, política del hotel, etcétera). Ingresa tus fe...
- ¿A qué distancia está Exe Cities Reforma del centro de Ciudad de México?Exe Cities Reforma está a 2.8 km del centro de Ciudad de México. Todas las distancias se calculan en línea recta. La distancia de viaje real puede...
- ¿Qué se puede hacer en Exe Cities Reforma?Exe Cities Reforma ofrece las siguientes actividades/servicios (se pueden aplicar cargos): Sauna Alquiler de bicicletas
- ¿Cuándo se puede hacer el check-in y el check-out en Exe Cities Reforma?El horario de check-in de Exe Cities Reforma es a partir de las 15:00. El check-out es hasta las 12:00.
1,335 reviews. Large, clean room, great location on a quiet street, and very nice breakfast for a reasonable charge. Dennis United States of America. Excellent location! 9.2. +34 photos. Free WiFi. Air conditioning. Private Bathroom. 24-hour front desk. Daily housekeeping. Non-smoking rooms. Safe.
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- 19.42970048
- 99.15884927
- Roma 40, 06600 Mexico City, Mexico
- Is Exe Cities Reforma popular with families?Yes, Exe Cities Reforma is popular with guests booking family stays.
- What type of room can I book at Exe Cities Reforma?Room options at Exe Cities Reforma include: Double Triple Quad
- How far is Exe Cities Reforma from the center of Mexico City?Exe Cities Reforma is 1.7 miles from the center of Mexico City. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.
- What is there to do at Exe Cities Reforma?Exe Cities Reforma offers the following activities/services (charges may apply): Sauna Bicycle rental
- How much does it cost to stay at Exe Cities Reforma?The prices at Exe Cities Reforma may vary depending on your stay (e.g. dates, hotel's policy etc.). To see prices, enter your dates.
- What are the check-in and check-out times at Exe Cities Reforma?Check-in at Exe Cities Reforma is from 3:00 PM, and check-out is until 12:00 PM.
5 de oct. de 2023 · Mexico City, Mérida, Lake Chapala, Monterrey, San Miguel de Allende, Guadalajara, Puerto Vallarta, Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Cancun, Mazatlan, Guanajuato, Puebla, Queretaro and Los Cabos make our list of the best places for expats to call home in Mexico. Each has its own unique charm and appeal.
- Jantra Jacobs
- Puerto Vallarta: An Expat Haven by The Sea
- San Miguel de Allende: Rich in Culture
- Mérida: Colonial city-living
- Lake Chapala: Mexico’s Largest Expat Hotspot
- Tulúm: A Charming Resort Town with A Bohemian Vibe
- Huatulco: A Hidden Gem in Southern Mexico
- Los Cabos: A Beach Lover's Dream
Puerto Vallarta has been an expat haven for over 60 years. What was once a small village on Mexico’s Pacific Coast is now a major international resort, with an urban area that runs for nearly 30 miles along the shore of Banderas Bay. This region—from Puerto Vallarta up to the bay’s northern point at Punta de Mita, in the state of Nayarit and beyond...
Considered one of the prettiest small towns in Mexico, San Miguel is a Spanish-colonial jewel glowing in pastel colors. With a rich arts-and-crafts tradition, San Miguelhas small shops a-plenty where you can spend hours admiring (and buying) pottery, painting, sculptures, hammered-tin mirrors and lamps…the list is endless. You can also enjoy its ma...
Like San Miguel, Mérida is a Spanish-colonial city. But Mérida is a very different animal… Unlike small-town San Miguel, Mérida is a metropolis of almost a million people, with universities, major corporations, museums, and its own international airport with direct flights back to the U.S. In addition, Mérida is in the semi-tropical Yucatán Peninsu...
Lake Chapala is Mexico’s largest lake, and the surrounding area is also home to the largest concentration of U.S. expats in the world. U.S. and Canadian expats have been attracted to the Lake Chapala area by homes with gentle arches, hand-painted tiles, and adjoining gardens that bloom all year round. It’s a part of the world where it’s easy to aff...
Tulum is a charming and growing resort town on the southern end of Mexico’s famed Riviera Maya. With a palpable bohemian vibe and a plentiful scattering of yoga practitioners and therapeutic massage businesses, this growing community retains its backpacker roots. Some say they can feel the presence of the ancient Maya culture which dominated this r...
Huatulco is a development planned by FONATUR, the Mexican government’s national trust fund for tourism development. It was one of five destinations picked by FONATUR more than 40 years ago as having world-class potential. In many ways, Huatulco is like a small town still emerging as a major destination. There are only about 56,000 residents, accord...
Set at the far southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula, Los Cabos is a long-time favorite destination for vacationers and expats. There are two main towns here, on opposite sides of the peninsula. Cabo San Lucas, with its vast marina, shopping, and nightlife, is to the west, and the historic, walkable town of San José del Cabo, known for...
16 de feb. de 2021 · Many “best places to live in Mexico” lists focus heavily on the Rivera Maya, but living in Mexico is a lot different that vacationing here. Pacific coast cities such as Huatulco are worth considering for a long-term stay in Mexico. Originally a fishing village, Huatulco is home to around 56,000 residents.
26 de mar. de 2024 · Find your perfect place to live in Mexico with our helpful guide to Mexico’s best locations and cities for expats to live in. Mexico is a vast country of many contrasts and a wealth of opportunities for an individualistic way of life.
