Mexico City: Novotel moves in next to the World Trade Center

Novotel is adding a new establishment in Mexico City that represents the brand's contemporary evolution. The 106-room hotel is ideally located for business travellers, opposite the World Trade Centre.
Mural by Rocca Luis César decorating the bar at the Novotel Mexico City World Trade Center.
Novotel Mexico City World Trade Center.

After Liverpool, where Novotel recently opened one of its new flagship establishments, the Accor group brand has just added another flagship hotel in Mexico City. In keeping with the contemporary evolution of the brand, the hotel features a design by Sundokovy Sisters and local studio Sello N. The playful combination of colours, prints and design elements is particularly evident in the hotel's public areas. Its restaurant and bar, Delia Bistro, for example, is decorated with a mural by Mexican artist Rocca Luis César. A place that offers its customers a menu of Mediterranean flavours revisited in Mexican style.

In addition to its contemporary character, the hotel also offers a practical new base for business travellers in the Mexican capital, as it is located in the heart of the city. opposite the World Trade CenterOne of the most important business centres in the region. In addition to 106 rooms with views of the city, the Novotel Mexico City World Trade Center also has a meeting room for business guests.

While this opening celebrates the 20the anniversary of the Novotel brand's presence in Mexico, this new development is part of the French group's growth dynamic in Mexico. Accor has almost doubled its presence in Mexico over the last five years, and now has 34 hotels. And soon even more. "With an ambitious programme of more than 10 projects which will open over the next few years, we're delighted to be expanding our portfolio in this flourishing market." said Nicolas Martinez Matallana, Vice President of Development for Accor Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean.