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2. La Casona Pirámides
La Casona PirámidesSan Martin de las Pirámides
- Unwind at this Mexico City hotel with an indoor pool sanctuary that's open year-round, perfect for relaxation after sightseeing.
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16 Aug - 17 Aug




3. Hotel La Joya Tulancingo
Hotel La Joya TulancingoTulancingo
- Dip into this tropical outdoor pool surrounded by a lush garden terrace at Hotel La Joya Tulancingo.
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23 Aug - 24 Aug
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16 Aug - 17 Aug




5. Hotel GS Quinto Sol
Hotel GS Quinto SolTeotihuacan Centro
- Sun-soaked poolside paradise for all ages, with loungers and umbrellas for ultimate relaxation.
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22 Aug - 23 Aug




6. Hotel Teotihuacan
Hotel TeotihuacanTeotihuacan
- Refreshing outdoor pool oasis awaits near the Pyramid of the Sun for post-adventure dips.
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16 Aug - 17 Aug
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17 Aug - 18 Aug




8. Villas Arqueologicas Teotihuacan
Villas Arqueologicas TeotihuacanTeotihuacan
- Sun-soaked afternoons await at the outdoor pool, complete with loungers and umbrellas.
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16 Aug - 17 Aug
Top Tepeapulco Hotel Reviews
Hotel GS Quinto Sol
10/10 Excellent
"Quinto Sol Hotel is the bomb and next to a local community called San Juan. If you want to reside in a tranquil area right next to the pyramids and close to San Juan Teotihuacan, then Quinto Sol Hotel is the spot. If indigenous artwork is of interest, this is also the spot. There is a lot of obsidian artwork in this area. There are also indigenous vendors at the zocalo in San Juan on weekends only."











