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“If want a quiet hotel with excellent amenities, wonderful staff, food and drink on tap, and just minutes from the centre of everything in Mexico City, this is it! Stayed for 4 nights in June with teenage son. The 24 hour complimentary snack service in the lobby is great plus you get a cooked breakfast included in your room charge. We were travelling on in Mexico City after our stay here and the staff went out their way to help us with the arrangements from this. Spotlessly clean, roomy, comfortable accommodation. Wonderful staff. Great location. Everything you could possibly ask for and more!”

Radisson Hotel Flamingos3 star hotel

Av. Revolucion No. 333, Mexico City, Mexico, 11870
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The marvelous Radisson Hotel Flamingos gives you a good chance to have a rest after a busy day. Hotel features complimentary wireless high speed internet access -Two on-site restaurants and a piano bar -10 Meeting Rooms with ability to accommodate up to 1200 people -Exercise Room with Sauna, Steam room, Massage, Manicure, Pedicure and Facial treatments. On Site Business Center features 8 computer workstations, printer, fax, copy machine, secretary and 2 meeting rooms. Remote Print. Complimentary Indoor Valet Parking. Laundry Service - ATM Machine - In-Room safe boxes and Safety Deposit Boxes at Front Desk - Executive Level with Lounge -In Room Movies. Travel Agency, Concierge. The rooms are really light and airy with plenty of room.


The area around the hotel:

The wonderful location near City Center is offered by this marvelous hotel.



Hotel facilities
General
Parking (fee required)
Air conditioning
24-hour Reception
 Rooms/Facilities for Disabled
Restaurant
 Safe Deposit Box
Elevator
Activities
Fitness Center
Services
Room Service
Currency Exchange
 Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Babysitting/Child Care
 Laundry


Hotel policies
Cancellation*
If cancelled or modified up to 2 days before date of arrival, no penalty will be charged. In case of late cancellation or no-show, the first night will be charged.


Attractions
American Embassy
American Embassy
Aztec Stadium
Soccer Stadium
Chapultepec Park
-Small park in the center of the City.
Chapultepec Zoo
Largest Zoo in Mexico - 2 USD per person - Open year-round -Closed on Mondays
Downtown - Historic District
-Colonial Spannish Architecture including Cathedral and stores
Garibaldi Square
-Nightlife including Mariachi and Night Clubs
Guadalupe Shrine
Most important church to Mexican people -Home of the Virgin Guadalupe (the 'Mother of Mexico). Her anniversary celebrated on 12 December.
Museum of Modern Art
-Available 7 days a week -Approximately 10 USD per person
National Auditorium
-Conference/Special Event/Concert Center.-Costs vary per event.
Nat'l Autonomous University
-Large university in Mexico
Nat Museum of Anthropology
Nat Museum of Anthropology
National Cathedral
-Located in Downtown Mexico City
National Palace
-Residence of the President of Mexico
Papalote Childrens Museum
-Hands-on childrens museum featuring science and other educational exhibits.
Pink Zone
-Tourist Zone featuring restaurants, nightlife and historical sites
Plaza Mexico
-Bull Fighting Arena -Prices vary by event
Reforma Business Complexes
-Financial District
Revolution Monument
-Statue comemorating the Mexican Revolution
Santa Fe Area
-Business Complex
Sport Palace
-Sports-Concert-Tradeshow Arena
Templo Mayor Museum
-Downtown near the National Palace -Features Aztec Exhibits -Approximately 5 USD per person
World Trade Center
World Trade Center
Xochimilco
-Area with Canals with chalupa (similar to gondola) rides through the Canals. Approximately 200 pesos for 1 hour ride. Passengers may bring or purchase picnic items to eat on their ride.
Bellas Artes
-Classical Preforming Arts Center
Six Flags Amusement Park
Largest Amusement Park in Mexico City.
Passerina
Located on Mezanine Level
Bellini's Restaurant
-Revolving Restaurant on the top of the World Trade Center
La Valentina
-Located 5 kilometers North of the hotel
Los Almendros
-Located 7 Kilometers North of the hotel
Cambalache
-Features Argentinian Cuisine (beef)-Located 7 kilometers from the hotel
Chapultepec Zoo
-Located 5 kilometers North of the hotel
Downtown - Historic District
-Located 7 Kilometers North of the hotel
Garibaldi Square
-Features Argentinian Cuisine (beef)-Located 7 kilometers from the hotel
Guadalupe Shrine
-Located 8 kilometers from the hotel
Museum of Modern Art
-Revolving Restaurant on the top of the World Trade Center
National Auditorium
Located on Mezanine Level
Nat'l Autonomous University
Largest Amusement Park in Mexico City.
Nat Museum of Anthropology
-Classical Preforming Arts Center
National Cathedral
-Area with Canals with chalupa (similar to gondola) rides through the Canals. Approximately 200 pesos for 1 hour ride. Passengers may bring or purchase picnic items to eat on their ride.
National Palace
World Trade Center
Papalote Childrens Museum
-Downtown near the National Palace -Features Aztec Exhibits -Approximately 5 USD per person
Pink Zone
-Sports-Concert-Tradeshow Arena
Plaza Mexico
-Business Complex
Reforma Business Complexes
-Statue comemorating the Mexican Revolution
Revolution Monument
-Financial District
Santa Fe Area
-Bull Fighting Arena -Prices vary by event
Sport Palace
-Tourist Zone featuring restaurants, nightlife and historical sites
Templo Mayor Museum
-Hands-on childrens museum featuring science and other educational exhibits.
World Trade Center
-Residence of the President of Mexico
Xochimilco
-Located in Downtown Mexico City
Bellas Artes
Nat Museum of Anthropology
Six Flags Amusement Park
-Large university in Mexico
Passerina
-Conference/Special Event/Concert Center.-Costs vary per event.
Bellini's Restaurant
-Available 7 days a week -Approximately 10 USD per person
La Valentina
Most important church to Mexican people -Home of the Virgin Guadalupe (the 'Mother of Mexico). Her anniversary celebrated on 12 December.
Los Almendros
-Nightlife including Mariachi and Night Clubs
Cambalache
-Colonial Spannish Architecture including Cathedral and stores