Looking from your window over the elegant Paseo de la Reforma, one of Mexico City's largest and grandest streets, it's easy to feel in the heart of the city. Yet after a long day of sightseeing once you close the curtains and escape to the tranquility and comfort of your hotel room, you'll feel cloistered from the hustle and bustle of Mexico City life.

The Hotel Imperial is well favored by business clientele visiting the city, and their demands have left their mark on the facilities offered and the slickness of the service here. You get a lot of big hotel features for your money. Spacious and well appointed, the hotel rooms are ideally suited to business and leisure travelers alike and feature .

Unlike many big city hotels, minibar and room service prices are very reasonable - around 12 pesos for a beer and 9 pesos for a can of coke or 1/2 liter of mineral water in the minibar

Morning room service includes the delicious "Imperial Breakfast", with fruit juice, tea or coffee, bread and Enchiladas Imperiales for around 35 pesos (US$4). American and Continental versions are slightly cheaper.