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Local exploring
Hideaway
Total relaxation
Museums
Great walks
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No restaurant
Restrictions on children
Sit-out Terrace
Designer
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Quiet
Romantic
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Contemporary
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Disabled access
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10 rooms in this hotelParking
Public parking is possible at a location nearby (reservation is needed) and costs USD 20 per dayNo restaurant
Breakfast availableRestrictions on children
Adults-only hotelSatellite / Cable TV
Massage
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Sit-out Terrace
Safe
Wifi
Concierge
Hot Tub
Suites
Disabled access
Sitting Room
Garden
Spa
Museums
Great walks
Sights nearby
It may be the most perfect cultural integration of all time. Dead in the center of Mexico City—known as much for its contemporary art museums and worth-the-flight taco stands as it is its dizzying noise, traffic, and congestion—may be the most vitally calming hotel in town. Ryo Kan, a blond wood, utterly soothing new guesthouse styled as a (you guessed it) Japanese ryokan opened in February, just a ten-minute walk from the Modern Art Museum, in the city’s emerging Little Tokyo district.
Originally published by CN Traveller
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