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Reserve ya su hotel – Book your hotel stay at www.riu.com. A una hora de la animada metrópolis de Cancún se encuentra este tranquilo lugar de vacaciones que ha conservado el encanto mexicano. A pie de playa, le espera una larga y blanca playa de arena, un mar azul turquesa claro y un arrecife de coral, todo un mundo por descubrir bajo el mar. Desde aquí hay conexiones estupendas con la isla Cozumel y con todos los lugares más importantes de la península del Yucatán y sus ciudades arqueológicas.

Mexico city hotels are unique in their own ways. Above all they are surrounded with preserved colonial architecture and that is how travelers fall in love with Mexico city. You can now have a sneak preview of some of the Mexico city hotels through the following brief description.

1) Casa De La Condesa Hotel :

This Mexico city based hotel has a total of 32 rooms and this hotel has six floors in

the main building and four in the neighboring building. There are rooms of various

sizes. They are all decorated in traditional Mexican style with white wash walls

and cobalto blue touches. The hotel has a traditional Mexican courtyard which is

based on the ground floor where break fast can be taken. There is also a

small breakfast room which is inside and adjacent to the lobby.

2) San Francisco Hotel:

This hotel is six storey hotel and it comprises of 142 rooms and there is a wonderful terrace which is meant for the guests. This San Francisco Hotel is located a walking distance to all down town tourist attractions. Specifically speaking, this Mexico city based San Francisco Hotel is situated half a block from Alameda Park and it is approximately 13 miles from the International airport.

3) Nikko Hotel:

Airlines are responding to increasing U.S. and Canadian demand for service to Mexico by widening service options to the country’s many destinations. With greater air access, the airlines contribute to boosting international tourist arrivals.

During the past six months, a mix of major airlines and low-cost carriers in the United States and Canada have enhanced service schedules to different parts of Mexico through additional frequencies of existing routes and the launch of new services.

“That airlines across the board are increasing flight options to Mexico demonstrates the high degree of confidence the travel industry has in our country, and the interest travelers have in discovering Mexico for themselves. Mexicans are known around the world for their warmth and hospitality, and North American travelers will be welcomed with open arms,” said Magdalena Carral, CEO of the Mexico Tourism Board.

Expansion of air transportation inbound to Mexico is aligned with the goal of the Mexican government’s comprehensive, long-term tourism plan to increase the number of international visitors. With 21.9 million visitors in 2005, the country is ranked seventh as an international tourism destination according to World Tourism Organization figures released in June.

Among the airlines increasing flights is Delta Air Lines. In recent months, the Atlanta-based carrier initiated new non-stop service to Mexico destinations such as Acapulco, Merida, and Ixtapa from Atlanta; Mazatlan from Salt Lake City; and Puerto Vallarta and Acapulco from New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport.  Read more...

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