Hotels in Monterrey
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Antaris Galerías
Antaris Galerías
Safi Royal Luxury Centro
Safi Royal Luxury Centro
Tru By Hilton Monterrey Fundidora
Tru By Hilton Monterrey Fundidora
Gamma de Fiesta Americana Monterrey Gran Hotel Ancira
Gamma de Fiesta Americana Monterrey Gran Hotel Ancira
Holiday Inn Express Tecnológico Monterrey by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Tecnológico Monterrey by IHG
Sleep Inn Monterrey San Pedro
Sleep Inn Monterrey San Pedro
MBM Red Sun
MBM Red Sun
City Express Plus by Marriott Monterrey Nuevo Sur
City Express Plus by Marriott Monterrey Nuevo Sur
Krystal Urban Monterrey San Jerónimo
Krystal Urban Monterrey San Jerónimo
Wyndham Garden Monterrey Valle Real
Wyndham Garden Monterrey Valle Real
CHN Hotel Monterrey Norte, Trademark Collection by Wyndham
CHN Hotel Monterrey Norte, Trademark Collection by Wyndham
Fiesta Inn Monterrey Fundidora
Fiesta Inn Monterrey Fundidora
Holiday Inn Express Monterrey Galerias by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Monterrey Galerias by IHG
Galeria Plaza Monterrey
Galeria Plaza Monterrey
City Express by Marriott Monterrey Universidad
City Express by Marriott Monterrey Universidad
City Express Plus by Marriott Monterrey Galerias
City Express Plus by Marriott Monterrey Galerias
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Top neighborhoods in Monterrey
Monterrey Centro
Centro brings the best of Monterrey to life with an energetic mix of historic charm and modern buzz. Stroll through the grand Macroplaza where fountains splash beneath the watchful eye of the neo-Gothic Metropolitan Cathedral. Dive into northern Mexican culture at local museums or snap photos of colonial buildings against the dramatic backdrop of Cerro de la Silla mountain. The neighborhood serves up authentic northern Mexican cuisine from upscale restaurants to casual street food vendors. Getting around is a breeze with three metro stations and pedestrian-friendly plazas connecting major attractions. Business travelers and curious tourists alike find comfortable stays in the area's mix of contemporary and historic hotels.
Obispado
Perched on a hill overlooking Monterrey, Obispado offers spectacular panoramic views from the historic 18th-century Bishop's Palace. This upscale residential neighborhood combines colonial charm with tranquil streets, perfect for travelers seeking a peaceful retreat from downtown buzz. The landscaped gardens around Obispado Hill create ideal spots for walking and photography against the dramatic Sierra Madre mountain backdrop. Dining options feature traditional Nuevo León cuisine in a handful of upscale restaurants with limited hours. Accommodations consist mainly of boutique bed & breakfasts and vacation rentals in converted colonial homes. The steep cobblestone streets make walking challenging, so ride-sharing is your best bet for exploring this quiet, authentic corner of Monterrey.
Barrio Antiguo
Barrio Antiguo invites you to wander through colorful 17th-century buildings on cobblestone streets. This well-preserved colonial heart of Monterrey transforms from a cultural hub by day to an entertainment zone by night. Duck into art galleries housed in restored mansions, check out the puppet museum, or soak in the mountain views while sipping a craft cocktail. Traditional cantinas and upscale restaurants occupy charming colonial buildings throughout the neighborhood. Boutique hotels in converted historic mansions offer intimate accommodation with courtyards and period details. The compact layout makes exploring on foot ideal, with Metro Line 1 and bus routes connecting you to the rest of the city.
San Jerónimo
San Jerónimo offers an elegant escape from Monterrey's urban bustle with dramatic Sierra Madre mountain views as your daily backdrop. Exclusive shopping awaits at Galerias Monterrey, where designer boutiques cater to refined tastes. This affluent neighborhood balances luxury living with natural beauty, giving you easy access to hiking trails and manicured green spaces. Dining here means upscale restaurants serving international cuisine in sophisticated settings. Most visitors find a car essential for getting around this spacious suburban area. Luxury hotels and vacation rentals in gated communities provide comfortable bases for exploring both the neighborhood's high-end attractions and nearby cultural sites like Museo del Obispado.
Gonzalitos
Gonzalitos offers a practical, no-frills hub centered around the impressive UANL medical campus and Hospital Universitario. Medical students and professionals zip between modern facilities while residential streets provide a welcome escape from the city buzz. The neighborhood balances urban convenience with quiet living spaces, making it ideal for healthcare visitors looking for an authentic slice of Monterrey life. Affordable taquerías and student-friendly cafés dot the landscape, with plenty of extended-stay hotels catering to medical travelers. Getting around is a breeze thanks to frequent buses along Avenida Gonzalitos, and nearby attractions like Galerias Monterrey and Museo del Obispado are just a short ride away.
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Between dramatic mountains and industrial heritage, Monterrey surprises at every turn. Fundidora Park transforms former steel mills into cultural spaces where families picnic beside massive industrial relics. The sprawling Macroplaza offers respite from the heat with fountains and sculptures leading to the striking Mexican History Museum. Children delight in KidZania's mini-city where they can 'work' adult jobs, while El Obispado provides panoramic city views from its hilltop perch. The Museum of Contemporary Art houses impressive collections in a striking red building. After dark, the Barrio Antiguo district fills with music spilling from cantinas where locals debate which restaurant truly serves the best cabrito - the roasted kid goat that defines Monterrey cuisine.
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