Hotels in Monterrey

To enjoy an unforgettable trip in northern Mexico, Monterrey presents itself as a vibrant, modern destination surrounded by impressive mountain landscapes. Known as 'The Sultana of the North', this city combines financial and business centres, top-level cultural offerings and renowned gastronomy, creating the perfect balance between urban life and nature. Staying at the Barceló Monterrey Valle hotel allows easy access to its main attractions, whether for a weekend getaway, a business trip or a different type of holiday.

What makes the city unique is the contrast between its skyscrapers, lively avenues and shopping centres, with the unmistakable silhouette of Cerro de la Silla and the Sierra Madre Oriental as a backdrop. The heart of the city is the Macroplaza, one of the largest urban squares in Latin America. Around it and its surroundings you'll find some of Monterrey's most representative buildings, such as the Government Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Nearby, Paseo Santa Lucía has become one of the city's most iconic promenades. This artificial canal, which connects the Macroplaza with Parque Fundidora, invites you to walk or take a boat along it, discovering sculptures, bridges and viewpoints that showcase Monterrey's most contemporary side.

Parque Fundidora, a former steel foundry turned into a large urban park, is another unmissable stop. Its restored old furnaces coexist with museums, exhibition centres, green areas, walking and cycling paths, and spaces where concerts and cultural events are held, reflecting the city's industrial past and its innovative present.

Barrio Antiguo, close to the city centre, invites you to wander its streets filled with galleries, bars and restaurants, blending heritage with nightlife. From the Mirador del Obispado, you can enjoy panoramic views of the entire city, especially at sunset.

Monterrey is also the gateway to exceptional natural landscapes. From the city, it is possible to easily access the Cumbres National Park, ideal for hiking and outdoor activities, visit the famous Cola de Caballo waterfall, or venture into the impressive Grutas de Garcia caves . These getaways allow you to discover the most adventurous and wild side of northern Mexico.

The experience is rounded off with a distinctive gastronomy, featuring grilled meats, cabrito (roast goat) and a constantly evolving contemporary culinary scene. Among traditional restaurants, signature cuisine proposals and modern terraces, travellers can savour the region's identity in every meal.