I remember my very first visit to this place...I was amazed. I am unsure if this is the only major…read moremall in the city but it damn nice! I shopped around for clothes. I went inside Sears, which btw, workers dress very nice, much nice than the US. I havent been here in a while but I found it important to note than you see a lot of white Mexicans shopping her but the workers are indigenous. Also, I saw a movie at the theater. I tried to follow the Spanish subtitles but ultimately found it much easier to just listen in English.

I'm getting jealous of the malls here in Mexico. Why are they so much nicer than the ones in North…read moreAmerica? The food courts are a lot bigger! With so much more variety as well. There are also just sooo many different restaurants here to try out. I wish I had time to try them all out. The shops are also quite nice. They have all the shops that you can find in North America and some local ones. Basically every store you need you can find. Ranging from clothing, jewelry, watches, shoes to electronics. There is also a large movie theater on the second floor which unfortunately I didn't have the time to go to. It supposedly has 4D! The decor of the mall is also very nice and it is pleasant just to stroll around with some gelato. Everything here is pretty upscale looking. There is also a large parking garage so your car will be shades from the sun if you shop here.

From the owner: Luxury Hall es un centro comercial con una escala diferente, que brinda una experiencia única de…read moreexclusividad. Se caracteriza por la selección de marcas de Lujo. El mas exclusivo lugar para personas sofisticadas que buscan lo mejor. In the spotlight

The mall is pretty big and has most of the stuff you would want in a mall but the thing that amazes…read moreyou is the attraction park because you normally do no see a mechanical game at a mall in Mexico is not common. But there are still many stores to open and a bit of variety of brands not just the common brands

A super-clean, nice shopping mall in Puebla! This place…read moreseems to be more for the locals, or for home-sick Americans than for tourists. There's all kinds of high-end to medium-end shopping places in this mall. Places like Subway, Urban 21, and other American stores selling things in shiny new boxes made in China. This isn't a place to get mementos from your trip to Puebla. Instead, it's a place to go and not get hassled by shop keepers who make up prices based upon how much it looks like you'd be willing to pay. Everything in this store is like other shopping malls in America. Clearly displayed prices, shiny surfaces, marble walls, clean restrooms. There's a lot of cool shops here that sell stuff that you'd expect to get in the United States. They even have some cool little things for the kids to do, like a virtual reality booth that takes you on a virtual roller coaster. The restrooms here were impeccably clean, and free. There's lots of parking here, as there's a parking garage connected to the mall, and the hotel next door. Just outside of the mall is a wonderful garden that's more interesting than the shopping mall. The mall feels safe, and it's well lit. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this place, since that's not why I came to Puebla, but it was a pleasant surprise to see that not everything in Puebla is sold in marcado stalls by vendors hawking their wares. Instead, it's shop keeps nonchalantly sitting around folding clothes who don't care if you buy their stuff.

A cute little mall with some cute coffee shops and a nice garden in the back :-)read more