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Hilton Mexico City Reforma

High-rise hotel in the historic center offering expansive views of Alameda Park and the Palacio de Bellas Artes.

Exceptional · Deep coverage · read from 22 sources · 152 traveler insights
90
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Hilton Mexico City Reforma is a full-service high-rise located across from Alameda Central in the historic center. Guests consistently praise the friendly staff, spacious rooms with Serenity bedding, and superb views of the Palacio de Bellas Artes and Latino Tower. However, reviewers frequently encounter rooms with inadequate air conditioning that leaves suites uncomfortably warm. 1391119

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What travelers noticed

  • Guests agree that the upper-floor views of Alameda Park and the Mexico City skyline are a major highlight. 19173
  • The location provides easy walking access to historic center landmarks and dining at the attached El Cardenal restaurant. 11515
  • Reviewers also consistently commend the staff for friendly check-in and attentive, no-fuss efficiency. 1917

The catch

  • While some guests report immaculate daily housekeeping with handwritten notes, others experienced cleanliness lapses such as unchanged bed linens. 1521
  • Reviewers are also split on the bathrooms, appreciating the oversized layout and separate toilet but disliking narrow tubs with high walls and awkward glass partitions. 21

Who it's for

  • Travelers wanting views of Alameda Park and Bellas Artes
  • Visitors exploring the historic center on foot
  • Fans of dining at El Cardenal

Skip it if

  • Guests sensitive to weak room air conditioning
  • Travelers with mobility issues navigating high bathtub walls

Seen on camera

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The Highlight was dining at L Cardinal restaurant one of the best in Mexico City

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while the lack of free Wi-Fi was a downside the overall experience at this Hilton property was exceptional and I highly…

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Staying here literally puts you in the middle of the city's history, culture, and energy. The Angel of Independence in t…

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despite the lack of free Wi-Fi the spacious and quiet room with the stunning view more than made up for it

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During the happy hour, the Hilton Reformer serves a nice selection of light lights. You find options like fresh fish dis…

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the location was ideal and the room service was excellent

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first you can enter the room got the bed in the main area it's a king bed seems pretty nice

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When you walk in, you got a really nice bathroom, nice separate toilet from the rest of the restroom.

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the missing iron was a minor inconvenience but the hotel's quick and efficient service made up for it

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the friendly and helpful staff truly made our stay memorable and I appreciated their attentiveness throughout

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If it's your first time in Mexico City and you're looking for something polished, walkable, and stress-free, Hilton Refo…

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during my stay at this hotel I was impressed by the excellent service provided by the friendly and attentive staff

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i have had quite a few different sweet types at this specific hotel which is extremely reliable when it comes to upgrade…

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it has a pretty good location it's pretty close to palasio de bella Arts 6-minute walk walk Metropolitan Cathedral Cathe…

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despite a minor hiccup with our reservation the reception staff promptly resolved the issue and even upgraded us to a lu…

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One of the highlights of staying at Hilton Reform is the breakfast buffet. It's served in the main dining area at Dondon…

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Additionally the hotel's location was excellent making it convenient to explore the city

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during my recent stay at the hotel I was impressed by the service-minded staff who went above and beyond to ensure my sa…

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This is also one of the best hotels in Mexico City for families thanks to oversized rooms, kid-friendly amenities, and a…

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you have a mini bar in here and it's empty but that's good because you can keep your stuff cool

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Hilton Reform has one of the best locations in Mexico City. It's right on Po De La Reform, across from Alamita Central a…

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The view from our room on the 23rd floor is also incredible.

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you have a small tub Step Up tub quasi rain shower and more soap and shampoo and body wash and what's cool is you have a…

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the rooms were very comfortable and clean ensuring a pleasant stay

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Score breakdown

How the 90/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.

Bathroom

93
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • When you walk in, you got a really nice bathroom, nice separate toilet from the rest of the restroom. You have a nice little lounging area. You have the two queen beds, TV, nice little working area, more lounging space. Really, really comfortable, humongous room. 111:08
  • When you walk in, you got a really nice bathroom, nice separate toilet from the rest of the restroom. 111:08

Food

87
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  • The Highlight was dining at L Cardinal restaurant one of the best in Mexico City 171:37
  • Guests with disabilities have the option to stay in specially designed accessible rooms. You can't beat the incredible city views at Terraza Alameda restaurant. 8

Location

95
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  • Hilton Reform has one of the best locations in Mexico City. It's right on Po De La Reform, across from Alamita Central and minutes from the historic Zokalo. You've got culture, food, landmarks, all within walking distance. 110:38
  • wrodriguez89 • 6mo ago I have heard nothing but good things about that property. However, I ultimately ended up going with the Hampton Inn Centro Historico when I was in CDMX. The location was just too good to pass up! 15

Noise

91
read from 1 source · Light coverage
  • I really appreciated the filter water dispenser on the hallway. Don't drink the tap water, as they say... 15

Room

92
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  • The view from our room on the 23rd floor is also incredible. 116:34
  • despite the lack of free Wi-Fi the spacious and quiet room with the stunning view more than made up for it 171:58

Service

91
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  • the friendly and helpful staff truly made our stay memorable and I appreciated their attentiveness throughout 172:35
  • during my stay at this hotel I was impressed by the excellent service provided by the friendly and attentive staff 171:26

Bed & Sleep

92
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • The beds were comfortable enough for two people, but when my 5-year-old inevitably migrated to sleep with us, things got cozy (read: cramped). 21

Value

87
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • ...and another restaurant attached, called the Cardinal which is a bit of a landmark for the locals - great food and reasonable prices here - the place is always packed during meal time... 5

Where it is, how to reach it

Ave. Juarez 70. Colonia Centro Colonia Centro
Mexico City, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast
06010 Mexico

Details checked 2026-08-26

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Stay value

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Right in line

On par with what $$ usually buys

Scores 1 point above the mid-range median of 89, across 494 hotels in the same bracket. In Mexico City it sits level with the local median of 90.

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90
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89
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90

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Where travelers agree — and don’t

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Location
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Value1 mention
  • ...and another restaurant attached, called the Cardinal which is a bit of a landmark for the locals - great food and reasonable prices here - the place is always packed during meal time... 5
Food24 mentions · 2 filmed
  • The Highlight was dining at L Cardinal restaurant one of the best in Mexico City On camera171:37
  • The breakfast in the restaurant was definitely better than the lounge. 15
  • Breakfast was decent without being remarkable. The spread covered the essentials and included some traditional Mexican items - chilaquiles, fresh salsas - that added local character, but compared to some other Hiltons we've stayed at, the variety felt limited. 19
  • ...and another restaurant attached, called the Cardinal which is a bit of a landmark for the locals - great food and reasonable prices here - the place is always packed during meal time... 5
  • Guests with disabilities have the option to stay in specially designed accessible rooms. You can't beat the incredible city views at Terraza Alameda restaurant. 8
  • The restaurant's interior has a homey feel with ornaments styled in Mexico's flag. 9
  • that hotel is terrible. got food poisoning from the breakfast buffet. 15
  • those are huevos rancheros it's like it's swimming in the sauce though coffee's pretty good though 12
  • One of the highlights of staying at Hilton Reform is the breakfast buffet. It's served in the main dining area at Dondon restaurant. And honestly, the variety is truly impressive. On camera111:54
  • The Evita restaurant in the lobby undercooks all meat 100% of the time. Maybe that is a local sytle but I asked for well done and recieved a steak what I would qualify as rare. I once ordered lamb steaks and sent it back to the kitchen 4 times to get it to a state of well done. Each time it came back rare and bloody. 5
  • The fresh- baked goods, served before the meal, were the highlight. I was seated near the baking area, and everything came out fresh and looking good. I had a delicious mini baguette, crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. 13
  • The complimentary breakfast (thanks to Gold status) proved reliably good, offering enough variety to satisfy both my adventurous eater and my "bagel or nothing" child each morning. 21
  • The service was fairly quick, less than 30 minutes, with impressive food presentation. 13
  • The executive lounge is pretty lackluster, and I also found the breakfast to be very mediocre. 9
  • Three distinct restaurants serve exceptional cuisine with panoramic city views creating an unforgettable backdrop. 14
  • Overall, I didn't find the breakfast to be that good. The sausages were too greasy for my liking, and there just weren't that much variety. They were comparable to breakfast you'd find at limited service hotels. 9
  • ResponsibleMistake33 • 6mo ago That's too bad about the breakfast being exclusive to Diamond members now. That's too bad about the breakfast being exclusive to Diamond members now. I stayed there as a Gold last year and loved the chilaquiles. 15
  • The lounge had enough appetizers to fill up on, if you so chose. Decent quality. 15
  • You have options for restaurants - needed as there is no lounge. They have a great breakfast buffet and pretty good dinner in the Los Dones - their b-fast buffet is really nice with fresh OJ and grapefruit juice, very large fruit, meats, cheeses, cereals etc and they make a pretty goo latte. 5
  • More replies [deleted] • 4mo ago More replies chinga_tu_barra • 6mo ago that hotel is terrible. that hotel is terrible. got food poisoning from the breakfast buffet. 15
  • The breakfast buffet is rather basic, but you can ask for a made to order omelet which was excellent. 15
  • The room service menu is varied and offers international classics as well as Mexican favorites. 8
  • Breakfast was the weakest link, but in a city where street food is half the reason to visit, that felt forgivable. 19
  • 2 more replies 2 more replies chinga_tu_barra • 6mo ago that hotel is terrible. that hotel is terrible. got food poisoning from the breakfast buffet. 15
Room18 mentions · 4 filmed
  • It offers an executive lounge for the Diamond members and people who booked at the executive floors. We were upgraded to the master suite from a regular king room. It's large, but rather interestingly shaped, being a corner suite. It's a nice room, overall, but the sun coming in can be brutal. 15
  • The blackout curtains proved invaluable for mornings when we needed extra sleep, and the adjustable thermostat kept our room comfortable as Mexico City's temperature dropped in the evenings. 21
  • despite the lack of free Wi-Fi the spacious and quiet room with the stunning view more than made up for it On camera171:58
  • My king-sized room was plenty big with a great view of Mexico City, particularly Palacio de Bellas Artes. 13
  • first you can enter the room got the bed in the main area it's a king bed seems pretty nice On camera120:10
  • Meanwhile, spacious digs include the brand's signature Serenity bedding, 55-inch flat-screen TVs, oversized bathrooms and contemporary decor. 7
  • The Master Suite comes with a clear view of the Alameda Park, Palacio de Bellas Artes, and Latino Tower. 9
  • The Master Suite with Alameda Park View was properly impressive for size. A large living room with a separate work area led through to the bedroom, and the whole thing felt like an apartment rather than a hotel room. 19
  • I got upgraded to a junior suite high floor and I hate to move, but the AC is a problem. It's way too hot in here right now. And maintenance came and checked it out and his suggestion was to close the curtains, but it's nighttime now and it's still super hot. 15
  • yeah with the AC that's what I'm dealing with right now. It's constantly at 75° even though I put it much lower. I got upgraded to a junior suite high floor and I hate to move, but the AC is a problem. It's way too hot in here right now. 15
  • The Master Suite is massive with a separate living room. It's not the most modern, but the space is well-utilized. 9
  • New beds, flatscreens, desk, couch, wall to wall window and adequate shower...pressure is less than desirable though. 5
  • The staff were great. Our upgrade was same room on a higher floor. It was a renovated room, which was posh and clean. 15
  • you have a mini bar in here and it's empty but that's good because you can keep your stuff cool On camera124:48
  • The view from our room on the 23rd floor is also incredible. On camera116:34
  • Room 2204 offered stunning views of Alameda Park and straight down Paseo de la Reforma to the Monument to the Revolution - a perspective that made the standard room feel more special. 21
  • My main comfort complaint is the A/C in the room control wasn't ideal. It's on a motion sensor to turn on. I needed to call the front desk to allow me to change settings and get more control. The motion sensor didn't work while we were sleeping, and the room got way too warm. 15
  • so again this is the hilton mexico city format here in mexico and this was a king master suite we have a lovely video of the mexico city center from this specific suite 18
Service30 mentions · 8 filmed
  • Check-in itself was smooth, and they asked me if I would like to be checked in at the Executive Lounge at the 25th floor or the front desk. 9
  • During the happy hour, the Hilton Reformer serves a nice selection of light lights. You find options like fresh fish dishes, vegetarian plates, and some seasonal fruits. On camera116:16
  • If you prefer a traditional Hilton experience, Hilton Reforma is solid. If you prefer a botique experience, Umbral is for you. Both have an excellent staff and offer a great location. 15
  • the location was ideal and the room service was excellent On camera171:54
  • I have been to this hotel a few times since it transferred from Sheraton and it is pretty nice - really nice rooms, nice views, great gym, decent restaurants, great location and the service has been phenomenal... 5
  • One delightful surprise was our camarista (housekeeper), Fabiola, who left handwritten motivational messages daily. Finding notes like "Perseverance is the mother of all success" added a personal touch that both my daughters and I appreciated. 21
  • The service was great. Most direct customer service employees spoke good to excellent English and were very approachable. 15
  • The housekeeping is daily and they leave the room immaculate. 15
  • the missing iron was a minor inconvenience but the hotel's quick and efficient service made up for it On camera172:05
  • The staff greeted us warmly in both English and Spanish, making check-in smooth despite our travel-weary state. 21
  • After settling in, my husband discovered TSA inspection notices tucked between the sheets of one of our beds. Yes, you read that correctly; evidence that the linens hadn't been changed from the previous guest. 21
  • The staff, as most Mexico properties is exceptional and you are greeted at every turn by smiles and they really go out of your way. 5
  • the friendly and helpful staff truly made our stay memorable and I appreciated their attentiveness throughout On camera172:35
  • during my stay at this hotel I was impressed by the excellent service provided by the friendly and attentive staff On camera171:26
  • Around one hour later, I felt a lot better and I had to thank the concierge for the swift response to my request as well. They both were lifesavers! 9
  • despite a minor hiccup with our reservation the reception staff promptly resolved the issue and even upgraded us to a luxurious Suite with breathtaking views of Mexico City On camera172:25
  • during my recent stay at the hotel I was impressed by the service-minded staff who went above and beyond to ensure my satisfaction On camera172:17
  • The desk staff greeted me right away; and though I do not speak Spanish fluently, I checked in just fine with the help of the front desk manager, who interpreted my questions. 13
  • This is also one of the best hotels in Mexico City for families thanks to oversized rooms, kid-friendly amenities, and a rooftop pool that keeps everyone happy between sightseeing stops. On camera20:32
  • Check-out was handled on the Executive Floor, mirroring the arrival process. The bill was accurate, staff were courteous, and we were on our way without delay. 19
  • All of the concierge staff are well informed and eager to help. 8
  • "Located in the heart of the historic center, this Hilton offers luxurious rooms and impeccable service." 3
  • WiFI was free for my stay as Diamond at this property - a nice touch. 5
  • The location, professional staff, and incredible view from the upper floors ultimately outweighed our initial linen shock. 21
  • elmodada • 6mo ago We were very generally happy with the hotel, too. We were very generally happy with the hotel, too. The staff were great. 15
  • Our flight arrived late in the evening after a long travel day and were directed straight up to the Executive Floor for check-in. The process was quick and painless. 19
  • Staff were friendly without being overbearing, handed over the key cards, and pointed us towards our suite. Given the hour, that no-fuss efficiency was exactly what we needed. 19
  • Guests on the Executive Floor have access to the Executive Lounge and enjoy upgraded perks, like complimentary snacks, even more stunning city views and a private check-in area. 7
  • The housekeeping is daily and they leave the room immaculate. We also chose to tip 100 pesos a day, and they left a handwritten note each time. 15
  • Sometimes luxury isn't about flawless execution but about how quickly and graciously issues are resolved, and on that front, the Hilton team delivered. 21
Location20 mentions · 5 filmed
  • The location is relatively central with lots within walking distance. 15
  • The location on the edge of the Historic Center and next to Alameda Central Park puts you within walking distance of Reforma Avenue, Palacio de Bellas Artes, Zócalo, Templo Mayor and the cathedral; and about a mile from the financial district. 13
  • wrodriguez89 • 6mo ago I have heard nothing but good things about that property. However, I ultimately ended up going with the Hampton Inn Centro Historico when I was in CDMX. The location was just too good to pass up! 15
  • immediate neighborhood stinks, and they do nothing about the homeless camped out front. 15
  • Alameda Central Park is steps away. You couldn't ask for a better starting point for families wanting to explore the city's cultural treasures. We were just a short ride from Chapultepec Park and within walking distance of numerous attractions in the historic center. 21
  • Prime Historic Center location steps from Zócalo and Alameda park with modern design, luxurious rooms, and Mexico City's largest meeting facilities-ideal for business travelers and leisure guests seeking upscale convenience. 3
  • If it's your first time in Mexico City and you're looking for something polished, walkable, and stress-free, Hilton Reformer is a hard one to beat. Sitting right on the edge of Centro Historico and Pazio de la Reform, it puts you within walking distance of the Palasio deas Artes, Alamea Park, and the city's most iconic museums. On camera20:03
  • the location was ideal and the room service was excellent On camera171:54
  • it has a pretty good location it's pretty close to palasio de bella Arts 6-minute walk walk Metropolitan Cathedral Cathedral metropolitana 11-minute walk zalo 17-minute walk and also close to attractions like templ mayor 18-minute walk On camera170:49
  • The hotel itself is located centrally and has quick access to several local restaurants (take a Taxi). 5
  • The Hilton Mexico City Reforma sits right in the thick of it, overlooking Alameda Central park and within walking distance of some of the city's most important cultural landmarks. 19
  • Additionally the hotel's location was excellent making it convenient to explore the city On camera171:42
  • "Located in the heart of the historic center, this Hilton offers luxurious rooms and impeccable service." 3
  • If you prefer a traditional Hilton experience, Hilton Reforma is solid. If you prefer a botique experience, Umbral is for you. Both have an excellent staff and offer a great location. 15
  • Hilton Reform has one of the best locations in Mexico City. It's right on Po De La Reform, across from Alamita Central and minutes from the historic Zokalo. You've got culture, food, landmarks, all within walking distance. On camera110:38
  • Location-wise, it's close enough to walk to the Historic Center of the city and the streets will be packed on most night all the way up to midnight and beyond. 15
  • Only nervous about the tiredness of the hotel. Location seems really good. 15
  • Floor-to-ceiling windows wrapped around the corner, giving wide views across the city and directly over the park. On a clear day, you could see the mountains in the distance. 19
  • The location is excellent - 25 mins from airport and right in the historical district of old Mexico City. 5
  • The location is good, though is not as vibrant as other neighborhoods. 9
Bathroom9 mentions · 3 filmed
  • When you walk in, you got a really nice bathroom, nice separate toilet from the rest of the restroom. On camera111:08
  • The marble bathroom was clean and functional, though I longed for double sinks to make our morning routines smoother. 21
  • The bathroom is great, but honestly, a little odd use of space. The tub is too narrow and there are a lot of empty spaces. 15
  • The bathroom is great, but honestly, a little odd use of space. The tub is too narrow and there are a lot of empty spaces. I think a little larger tub would have made the bathing experience better. 15
  • When you walk in, you got a really nice bathroom, nice separate toilet from the rest of the restroom. You have a nice little lounging area. You have the two queen beds, TV, nice little working area, more lounging space. Really, really comfortable, humongous room. On camera111:08
  • Families with teenagers craving privacy might find the standard rooms challenging, and the single bathroom situation could prove problematic if multiple family members fall ill (speaking from experience). 21
  • The spacious bathroom featured a standard soaking tub with shower; a marble ledge surrounded the tub and the sink. 13
  • The bathtub/shower combo featured high walls that could be challenging for anyone with mobility issues, and my husband particularly disliked the "convenient" opening in the glass partition that somehow managed to direct more water onto the floor than keep it in. 21
  • you have a small tub Step Up tub quasi rain shower and more soap and shampoo and body wash and what's cool is you have a separate bathroom in here On camera122:57
View1 mention
  • The view was great of the skyline. 15
Noise1 mention
  • I really appreciated the filter water dispenser on the hallway. Don't drink the tap water, as they say... 15
Bed & Sleep1 mention
  • The beds were comfortable enough for two people, but when my 5-year-old inevitably migrated to sleep with us, things got cozy (read: cramped). 21

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Deep coverage · 61/100

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    Hotel Hilton Mexico City Reforma
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    If it's your first time in Mexico City and you're looking for something polished, walkable, and stress-free, Hilton Reformer is a hard one to beat. Sitting right on the edge of Centro Historico and Pazio de la Reform, it…
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    "Located in the heart of the historic center, this Hilton offers luxurious rooms and impeccable service."
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