Camino Real Polanco Mexico – A Favorite for Families in Mexico City

Built for the 1968 Olympics, Camino Real Polanco Mexico was designed by architect Ricardo Legorreta and features pre-Hispanic pyramid reminiscences in its design. The hotel is recognized as a museum for its artistic architecture, displaying more than 600 works of art throughout the property, including a mural by Rufino Tamayo. Over 33,000 square meters of landscaped gardens and patios provide a serene environment that combines striking architecture with extensive outdoor spaces.

The hotel offers 10 on-site restaurants providing diverse culinary experiences, including Le Bistro for Italian cuisine and the Tamayo Cafe for lighter meals. Guests receive complimentary cocktails during a special 'Royal Hour' offered daily. The breakfast buffet at the La Huerta restaurant is noted for its variety, including options like chilaquiles, and the Blue Bar provides a setting for after-work drinks.

Rooms include Deluxe Superior Garden View options with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the courtyard and a Camino Real Club King category with access to the fifth-floor executive lounge. The property has a year-round heated outdoor swimming pool surrounded by a garden, along with a fitness center that offers views of the pool area. Facilities extend to a comprehensive business center accommodating up to 16 persons and a 24-hour business center for guest use.

The hotel sits 1 kilometer from the Anthropology Museum and Chapultepec Castle, with direct access to Chapultepec Park through a nearby corner. It is 1.5 kilometers from the Polanco district and 8 kilometers from the Fine Arts Museum, while Mexico City Zocalo Square is 6 kilometers away. Benito Juarez International Airport is 16 kilometers from the property, and the Hermanos Rodriguez Racetrack is 14.8 kilometers away.

Family-friendly features include a grassy garden with a heated pool for children, babysitting and child services are available upon request. The hotel provides wheelchair accessibility with features such as lower bathroom sinks and raised toilets with grab rails. Safety features include smoke detectors, a security alarm, key card access, and a 24-hour security system throughout the property.

Architecture: Hotel-museum with Ricardo Legorreta design

Art: Over 600 artworks including Tamayo mural

Dining: 10 on-site restaurants

Social: Complimentary Royal Hour cocktails

Grounds: 33,000+ square meters of gardens

Location: 1 km from Anthropology Museum