Thread: Nonrev Correspondent - Mexico

Que paso SENOR MIGUELITO, y yo hablo Espanol. I was recently in Mexico City a couple of months ago. I was impressed in the METRO system there. It is very fast and seems quite reliable. Most all people I work with are scared to death to visit Mexico, probably because most do not speak the language and are probably intimidated. They mainly go to CANCUN where Spanish doesn't have to be spoken, and cater to American tourist.
To me, MEXICO CITY is the BEST place to visit in Mexico. I have been all over. Merida, Acapulco, but Mexico is the grandest of them all. The only turn off I have of Mexico is the 43 dollar departure fee. If it weren't for that, I would be going down there more often. I stayed next to the ALEMEDA PARK at hotel Bamer. Old but cheap and adequate. Got to see the Zocalo and the main square, but I messed up and didn't get to see TEMPLOR MAYOR. If I had known it was just beyond the Catedral, I would have walked there. Ok, Later. I saw Bellas Artes, and though this was not my first time in Mexico City, it won't be the last time either. Each visit brings on new interest. I plan to go to TEOTIHUACAN next visit. The food is out of this world. They sure know how to eat in Mexico. Cuidate paisano. Muchas gracias.

I work for American Airlines and we are planning a trip, over Christmas, to Cancun or Cozumel.

We are travelling with our toddler, who will be 18 months old at the time of the trip; and my mother in law.

We are looking for accomodations that will be child-friendly and were we can have a seperate room from my mother in law (like a condo).

Any suggestion?

Thanks in advance for any help.