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Mexico City hotels near Museo de la Luz
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Located in Downtown Mexico City, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana), Zocalo and Templo Mayor. Palacio Nacional and Palacio de Bellas Artes are also within 10 minutes. Allende Station and Zocalo Station are within a 5-minute walk.
Overall 9.3 Excellent
Based on 1,567 reviews
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Good
7.7
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
After five nights in one of the “prestige” Reforma hotels, we transferred to the Zocalo Central hotel just to taste a different part of Mexico City. We are so glad we did and wish we had moved earlier. The location is simply jaw-dropping. Our room, 515, (we were told) was the best in the house. I can see why. It commands a stunning vista over the Square and church. I think I could live in that room. The rest of the Zocalo Central is small compared to the Reforma hotel we had just left, but its intimacy and charm more than compensated. A bountiful Breakfast is presented on the top (sixth floor), which also commands a stunning view of the Zócalo. Do not skip breakfast or have it brought to your room (unless you’re lucky enough to get 515)! Bring your camera. The front staff are professional and friendly; the bellman, Juan Luis, has worked at the hotel for 30 years. This is stuff of legend. And perhaps one of the greatest advantages is the fact that, compared to the sterile and business-account atmosphere of Reforma, this neighborhood is the real deal of Mexico City: vibrant, exciting, a little funky, ablaze with action, packed with local restaurants (rather than Shake Shack, Krispy Kreme, and Starbucks), with stunning colonial architecture and echoes of Mexico City’s history in every direction. It’s like comparing Seattle with — well — Mexico City. Both are wonderful, but both have very different personalities. Negatives? Hard to find one, other than traffic (allow for that when coming and going to destinations outside the neighborhood), which are exacerbated by street closures. Twice, our driver explained to stern-faced police that we were tourists with luggage and needed to pass through closed street: the police smiled and let us through. Mexico City, I love you.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Super friendly staff and great location.
Cons: Need more sound proofing walls, you can hear your neighbors conversations.
Excellent
9.7
Pros: Best view of Zocalo, the front desk staff were very professional and accommodating. The free water bottles and apples were quite welcoming.
Cons: Rooftop restaurant did not have a bar, you have to order and sit on a table to drink. I paid the most expensive mojitos I ever had $24 dollars for two to be exact plus tip for the waiter. The room I had was tiny with a 1foot by two slim overhead window, quite claustrophobic for me... The breakfast buffet was $24 dollars, really! You walk next block to Restaurant El Popular and order their menus for less than $6.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The rooms at the Zocalo Central are well accommodated and well maintained. The staff is phenomenally helpful and friendly, and the roof-top cafe has an unbelievable view of the national cathedral and central plaza below. For sightseeing purposes, one can't beat the location, which is merely steps away from the cathedral, Palacio Nacional, and the city's archeological site.
Excellent
8.2
Pros: Location. Staff members were very accommodating and did successfully resolve a major problem with noise.
Cons: There was a terrible problem with noise late one night due to needed repairs. This should not have happened; an alternative should have been found., and conflict avoided.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Fantastic location in the heart of CDMX. Excellent service. Professional and personable staff work hard to make your stay enjoyable. Lovely boutique hotel.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The wonderful location.
Cons: Nothing
Excellent
9.7
Pros: The hotel is located in a great location. The staff was great.
Cons: The rooms are small.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The hotel is a gem. It is centrally located, very clean and the staff was amazing. They were friendly and helped us out with getting around the city. As soon as you walk in they make you feel welcomed. They greet you with a smile and a glass of authentic horchata or jamaica. Love it!! The evening guest services provides us with suggestions for excursions, which we took advantage of.
Cons: The restaurant buffett was a bit overpriced. It does provide a great view, so that's what you mainly pay for.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Their hospatality, great customer service, their breakfast delicious, my room was amazing peeeeerfect view to the Zócalo.
Cons: N/A
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this luxury hotel is steps away from Plaza de la Constitucion and Zocalo. Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana) and Palacio Nacional are also within 5 minutes. Zocalo Station is only a 4-minute walk and Allende Station is 9 minutes.
Overall 9.3 Excellent
Based on 961 reviews
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Excellent
9.1
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
8.8
Pros: Perfect location, beautiful, historic, high-class, staff is VERY friendly/accomadating/helpful/welcoming
Cons: A bit outdated, in need of some renovations/modernization. It could be a truly luxurious experience if the lobby area were brought up to date. The piano bar/lounge could be wonderful if it were renovated. I envision something truly great in the future.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: From the start, I was treated amazingly. Given a glass a champagne and told about the magaestic history of the hotel. The staff was very friendly and accomodating. Especially senor ernesto. Thank you!
Located in Reforma, this luxury hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Teatro Metropólitan, Palacio de Bellas Artes and Reforma 222. Zocalo and U.S. Embassy are also within 1 mi (2 km). Hidalgo Station is 6 minutes by foot and Juarez Station is 8 minutes.
Overall 9.0 Excellent
Based on 3,781 reviews
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Excellent
8.2
Excellent
9.7
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
8.2
Excellent
8.2
Okay
5.4
Excellent
8.5
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
9.4
Excellent
9.4
Pros: Everyone that we encountered with questions or request was friendly and helpful.
Good
7.7
Cons: AC don't work even after the tech adjusted it. This is my 2nd stay in a week where this has happened
Good
7.1
Pros: Once inside the room, the room was extremely clean and comfortable. You can feel safety with the service provided.
Cons: The check in computer system was always not working properly and even with the clercs were working hard there always was a long row of people waiting to be checked in. You would be lucky if you could check-in in less than 40 minutes. But there were a number of people claiming Someone else was already staying in the room you finally got. There was a day when more than ten people were overbooked and claiming for hours. The electric key was broken, sometimes it worked, but gets broken again, and usually you have to wait about 7-8 minutes for someone to come and open your room.
Excellent
9.7
Pros: Everything was clean and very luxurious. Blackout curtains will let you sleep in as much as you want. Loved the huge bathroom and shower. Great location for tourists close to downtown.
Cons: No fridge or ice machines (to be fair, the hotel staff will bring you ice if you call). Hard to get to by car due to street closings.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: I really like the attention to detail by the staff of the hotel, room service was prompt and the front desk was very helpful. Also the hotel itself is nicely upgraded.
Good
7.6
Pros: Not very convenient to some parts of Mexico City a tourist/business traveler might like (such as Polanco, Lomas, etc. ) but very close to Alameda, Bellas Artes, and because it is on the Reforma Avenue a good launch pad.
Cons: This property is badly in need of an update. The plumbing is messed up -- our bathtub (but not sink or shower) ran brown water, I guess from the rust. The mattresses were quite old. TV was not flatscreen.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: The only PROBLEM. The parking NEEDS to be included in the cost of the room. Charging extra is really bad.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Really just loved this hotel. Great location, loved having the Sonora Grill downstairs, and I absolutely LOVED their gym. Top notch stay.
Good
7.1
Pros: The hotel personnel is nice and the location is good
Cons: Internet is not working great. Being on a business trip I need it to work all the time. From time to time the connection is interrupted followed by the periods where I could not connect at all. While the staff acknowledged the problem it should not happen that often in the first place (and it happened both times when I stayed in the hotel. The 2nd time was working much better than the first time)
Good
6.5
Pros: It was in a good location, the rooms were clean and the esthetics of the hotel were nice.
Cons: The service from check-in was horrible. The staff were pretentious and not helpful. They were not friendly and had an attitude of getting the job done at the very least effort. If asked to do something mundane, like giving you change for a bill, it was obvious they were irritated. We had issues with the ATM, which ended up eating up our ATM card and the staff said they were not responsible and didn’t offer any help; not even to call the bank in charge of the ATM. The elevators were really slow and the check in line was really long.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: It was clean. Room service was excellent.
Cons: The staff adjusting A/C controls when cleaning.
Excellent
9.7
Pros: The facilities were beautiful. Staff extremely polite and helpful. Location was amazing.
Excellent
8.5
Pros: The room was nice, the front desk service was very helpful, and the restaurant was okay.
Cons: I had an item missing from my room, and it was basically ignored.
Excellent
9.4
Pros: Great Wifi Great Room - Superior - Renewed
Cons: Minor remodelling works going on
Mediocre
3.1
Cons: I could go on and on here.... WiFi practically non-existent!!! Water from faucet was brown Water was never left in my room - Front desk told me to call from my room with the request. Called at 10:30pm. Called again at 11:30 pm. Called again at midnight. Received one bottle of water at 12:30am!! No minibar, although some food for purchase showed up on my third day. No minifridge. Safe did not work. Note regarding to help yourself to one free coffee packet - but no packets were ever there. Very loud - people at night and construction during the day Very expensive for very mediocre room Front desk people were unknowledgeable about the hotel NO SPA or gym or anything - which is why I even stayed there. There was no information in room about anything the hotel offered. Super-slow elevators....that is a very LONG wait many times Very lame "lobby bar" Dark/dingy restaurant I would have left after the first night, but I had prepaid.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Accommodating staff, friendly. The hotel is very clean. They have a Nesspreso coffee shop. Great views of the city from our room. Close to Bellas Artes, el Angel and the revolution observatory tower. Overall it was great!!
Excellent
9.7
Pros: Very comfortable newly decorated room
Cons: AC didn't work well
Excellent
8.0
Pros: Central location. Lots of places to visit nearby. Not too far from the subway station Hidalgo.
Cons: It is clean, well furnished, but feels a bit outdated.
Excellent
8.0
Cons: Staff is slow and sometimes unresponsive.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: location, service, staff, price, Sonora Grill.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: First time staying in Mexico City before heading to my hometown to see the family and Krystal was my one and only choice. Great location. Great restaurants. And best of all..... GREAT staff! I booked 2 stays within my 10 day vacation. Going forward, this will be my only hotel in Mexico City.
Excellent
9.7
Pros: The pool and gym are very nice. The staff was friendly and helpful. The location is very central in the downtown so the surrounding neighborhood does not have much charm.
Cons: The facilities were great except the fancy elevators.
Mediocre
2.0
Pros: Only the location
Cons: The service is too bad and the people working in the hotel is very rude especially reception poor service and the parking is charged separately
Okay
5.1
Pros: well when I got there the hotel charged me for parking 15 dolars per day, the desk staff are only there for image because when you ask for something they always have a excuse to no do it, really poor service and PLEASE INCLUDE IN THE DESCRIPTION THAT THE PARKING IS CHARGED SEPARATELY. Thank you!
Cons: Location
Good
7.4
Pros: Clean, quite, modern, well located
Cons: cold environment.
Excellent
9.1
Pros: overall a good experience (clean and modern facilities, helpful service). the hotel is modern, stylish, and fairly close to attractions.
Cons: i had a few frequent traveler nitpicks (strange light switches, missing menu, no laundry on sunday) but also some unexpected delights (hbo game of thrones finale, usb outlets, very nice walk-in shower, above-average gym).
Good
6.0
Pros: The Location.
Cons: The second day after our arrival we returned to our room and our room was not clean.
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Plaza de la Constitucion, Zocalo and Palacio Nacional. Templo Mayor and Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana) are also within 15 minutes. Pino Suarez Station is only a 2-minute walk and Isabel la Catolica Station is 7 minutes.
Overall 8.8 Excellent
Based on 3,725 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Pros: Beds and pillows were very comfy, location was great.
Cons: No balcony or terrace
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this luxury hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Teatro Metropólitan, Paseo de la Reforma, and Alameda Central. Palacio de Bellas Artes and Torre Latinoamericana are also within 10 minutes. Juarez Station is only a 5-minute walk and Hidalgo Station is 5 minutes.
Overall 8.8 Excellent
Based on 1,098 reviews
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Excellent
9.7
Excellent
8.0
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
8.0
Pros: Good location
Cons: Wifi did not work until around midnight of the night that I was there. Hot water in the shower didn't work either.
Excellent
8.5
Pros: Great location. Friendly staff. Great breakfast. Very clean room with a great view. Spacious room.
Cons: Very noisy ventilation system. The fan in the ventilation system made an incredible racket. Staff said it could not be fixed though they tried. Lights in the bathroom were delayed fluorescent bulbs which made being in the bathroom a dark experience.
Excellent
10.0
Staff in the 26th floor executive lounge was fantastic. Some of the best and friendliest, most accommodating I’ve encountered. Great job!
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Madero Street and Zocalo. Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana) and Palacio Nacional are also within 10 minutes. Zocalo Station is 6 minutes by foot and Allende Station is 8 minutes.
Overall 8.8 Excellent
Based on 817 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Excellent
8.8
Excellent
8.2
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
Pros: It's on a great location! Just around the Conner from the Zocalo. The hotel is nice and clean, very helpful personnel, and right on the center of many historic attractions. Lots of places to eat, shop and have a great time.
Cons: the only thing that I think might be a problem for some of our older couples is the shower. The tub it's to high.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: excellent location if you want to downtown mexico city vibe. service was fantastic. every single staff member was genuinely kind and helpful. i can't stress this enough
Cons: cheap toilet paper cool light LEDS/CFL's in the room
Excellent
9.4
Pros: I loved the staff and location
Cons: I did not like that there was no parking for hotel guest.
Good
6.0
Cons: Large room with vast empty space poorly distributed. Very poor lighting in room
Excellent
10.0
Overall a really great value for your money. The rooms, though on the smaller side, had everything you need. Shower had amazing water pressure, room was kept very clean and in good condition. The lobby staff is very friendly and someone was always present at all hours. There is a lobby bar, room service available, and even an internal connection to the local Starbucks. Would highly recommend if you’re looking for a moderately priced place to stay in Centro Histórico.
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this hotel is within 1 mile (2 km) of Madero Street, Palacio de Bellas Artes and Arena Mexico. Torre Latinoamericana and La Ciudadela are also within 1 mile (2 km). Doctores Station is only a 2-minute walk and Obrera Station is 10 minutes.
Overall 8.8 Excellent
Based on 482 reviews
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Located in Reforma, this eco-friendly hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Reforma 222, The Angel of Independence Monument and Torre Latinoamericana. Palacio de Bellas Artes and Zocalo are also within 2 mi (3 km). Juarez Station is 10 minutes by foot and Revolution Station is 12 minutes.
Overall 8.7 Excellent
Based on 2,525 reviews
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Good
7.4
Excellent
9.1
Pros: El servicio es excelente, habitaciones muy confortables. La ubicación el hotel es muy céntrica para todos los sitios turísticos.
Cons: Un poco viejo el Hotel.
Excellent
9.1
Okay
4.0
Excellent
10.0
Okay
4.8
Excellent
8.0
Excellent
8.5
Cons: Everything was going well until at 1 AM on Sunday 1/22 night they lost power to the rooms, and it wasn't restored until 3AM. Phones stopped working, there was no lights in room, it was scary. You do not expect this from a top end hotel.
Mediocre
2.0
Cons: Dishonest staff, charged me multiple times to bring a friend in building. Gave no receipts. Charged again next time. Paid for 2 room occupancy on Expedia. Obviously security was pocketing the cash. Additionally, was promised a bottle of wine for being an Expedia Gold member via email. The hotel never made good on this offer. Highly reccomend you stay elsewhere.
Located in Reforma, this luxury hotel is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Palacio de Bellas Artes, and within 3 mi (5 km) of Zocalo and Museo Nacional de Antropologia. Parque Zoologico de Chapultepec and Auditorio Nacional are also within 6 mi (10 km). Juarez Station is 9 minutes by foot and Revolution Station is 10 minutes.
Overall 8.6 Excellent
Based on 217 reviews
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Excellent
9.4
Pros: Rooms are REALLY big!
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
8.2
Pros: Spacious rooms, good service from friendly staff, there’s a Starbucks located in the building which is a nice benefit
Cons: The pool is indoors in the basement and is really only for swimmers and kids/families. Shower faucet/plumbing was cheap
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Service ,Rooms are very spacious
Located in Reforma, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Senate of the Republic, Museo de Cera and Reforma 222. Monument to the Revolution and U.S. Embassy are also within 15 minutes. Cuauhtemoc Station is 12 minutes by foot and Juarez Station is 13 minutes.
Overall 8.5 Excellent
Based on 1,572 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Okay
5.1
Excellent
10.0
Pros: everything was ok.
Okay
4.0
Pros: The location was good.
Cons: The hallways are too small, the rooms are really small and tight, there was a cockroach in my room, the internet did not work one of the days we were there.
Excellent
9.7
Pros: The hotel is amazing. Located centrally and only a few miles from the historical center. The Zona Rosa is walking distance and is fun. Saul on the reception desk is AMAZING and will give you the low down on what to do in Mexixo City. Saul made my stay! He is fantastic. There are so many excursions you can go on bookable at reception. I recommend the Pyramids and Taxco. The hotel bar and restraunt is ok but there are better places in the area to eat and less expensive.
Excellent
9.0
Pros: When you read breakfast included you think you'll get a continental breakfast, but it was excellent. It had fresh fruit, juice, good coffee, waffles, pancake, cereals, different regional dishes, quesadillas. It was a treat. The staff was friendly and helpful.
Located in Reforma, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Paseo de la Reforma and Monument to the Revolution. Alameda Central and La Ciudadela are also within 15 minutes. Hidalgo Station is 6 minutes by foot and Revolution Station is 8 minutes.
Overall 8.5 Excellent
Based on 1,373 reviews
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Excellent
8.5
Excellent
9.1
Good
7.1
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Great location, very comfortable, great place to sleep in as you can black out the window with the sliding art piece.
Excellent
8.8
Pros: Perfect location Friendly staff Free parking Free bike rental Clean rooms
Cons: WIFI is not working well
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Great value, great location and great service. Going back to this hotel for any DF trip.
Excellent
9.4
Pros: My gf and I stayed there for a few days.. we always go to Vegas and other cities and look at hotels so we knew what a good hotel is compared to a bad one. This hotel has ok sized rooms but they were 100% clean! has a modern touch to it and the bed was comfortable for when we got tired of exploring. I would definitely stay here again
Cons: The hotel is kind of in an alley-like street, so if you're walking alone or going back at night it might give you a slightly negative vibe.
Okay
5.1
Pros: Unbeatable rates. Great location right off metro Hidalgo and within walking distance to Bellas Artes. Clean rooms with basic amenities. 5 floor very quiet. Staff very helpful.
Cons: Stayed during a rare heat-wave in Mexico City. A/C did not cool my miniature room. Complained 3 times and could not feel any difference in cooling. Basic room is very small with no view. Probably would not stay there again
Located in Reforma, this hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Paseo de la Reforma and Reforma 222. U.S. Embassy and Monument to the Revolution are also within 15 minutes. Cuauhtemoc Station is 10 minutes by foot and Balderas Station is 14 minutes.
Overall 8.4 Excellent
Based on 621 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Pros: So I was considering going to Mexico City and Orbitz had a $50 off $100 promotion, and only certain hotels were included. Ny. T. Roma Hotel came up, so I booked it for a week without thinking much of it. Fast forward to a couple of days ago, and I arrived to check in to a really, really nice room. Apparently there are many differnet room types, so I was assigned to a king bed room with an extra bed and a sauna. I couldn't get the sauna to work, and unfortunately I had to give this huge room up as my Internet wasn't working. This room was at the end of the hallway, so the signal strength wasn't good. Cue the amazing staff, who showed me a few rooms with my laptop in tow to see if the Internet would work. I found a room near the elevator on the 2nd floor that worked for me, and Ricardo went to the basement, apparently, and summoned up a desk and a chair for me to work on since I had mentioned it was a shame the rooms were missing this feature. The lighting in the room is awesome. They have rope lights along the floor that you can control, so at night I have just enough light to find the bathroom without turning on more lights to wake myself up. There's also a backlit mirror on the wall and like 3 or 4 other light switches to get the mood JUST right. The shower is great with the rainfall style faucet in the ceiling. Gets hot quick. The Internet speed isn't the best, but it is much faster than I anticipated while being in Mexico. Even at full price, this hotel is a great deal. I would easily stay here again if I was to return to Mexico City. It's walking distance from everything!
Okay
4.2
Pros: Only Location
Cons: Staff bat cleanliness, no confort.
Located in Polanco, this luxury hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Campo Deportivo Militar Marte, Chapultepec Park, and Auditorio Nacional. Museo Nacional de Antropologia and Parque Zoologico de Chapultepec are also within 1 mile (2 km). Auditorio Station is 11 minutes by foot and Polanco Station is 12 minutes.
Overall 8.4 Excellent
Based on 354 reviews
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Excellent
10.0
Excellent
9.0
Excellent
9.4
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Service, cleanliness of the room, amenities, details on the room
Cons: Bath towels to hard in the shower
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Service Location Amenities
Cons: Everything was good
Excellent
9.7
Pros: Staff were very helpful and friendly Room was stunning Location was great
Excellent
9.4
Pros: Fun room with interesting decor and beautiful view of the city. I was able to walk to the National museums in the morning.
Cons: Too expensive and had to pay extra for the WiFi.
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this hotel is within 2 miles (3 km) of Tlatelolco, Zocalo and Plaza de las Tres Culturas. La Raza Medical Center and Templo Mayor are also within 2 miles (3 km). Misterios Station is 11 minutes by foot and Valle Gomez Station is 14 minutes.
Overall 8.3 Excellent
Based on 900 reviews
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Good
7.1
Good
7.3
Pros: HBO & Cinemax and nice pillows and towels.
Cons: Noise from the street and location.
Good
6.2
Pros: Close to the place
Cons: Lost one of the suitcases and they didn’t help and never let me see the video of the camera ? I am in doubt ho has mi suitcase taxi or hotel since they never did nothing to probe something else
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Paseo de la Reforma and Alameda Central. Palacio de Bellas Artes and Monument to the Revolution are also within 15 minutes. Hidalgo Station is only a 2-minute walk and Juarez Station is 7 minutes.
Overall 8.2 Excellent
Based on 1,758 reviews
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Good
6.0
Pros: Housekeeping personnel
Cons: Reception personnel
Excellent
8.5
Pros: Great area
Cons: Bathroom lights need to be fixed
Excellent
10.0
Excellent
10.0
Pros: Servicio
Cons: Malos olores alrededor al hotel
Excellent
8.5
Pros: Very helpful staff, though limited English proficiency. The hotel is near a train (Metro) station, which makes it easy to get around the city for 5pesos one-way.
Cons: Being nitpicky here...the cleaning staff starts going around a little too early for my liking. I think around 8:30 or so I they go around, While I had the do-not-disturb notice on my door, I could still hear them them knocking on nearby doors since they were so close.
Okay
5.7
Pros: Location was exceptional. Very accessible to all kinds of public transportation, fairly safe area except the back of the hotel (from outside). It needs more lighting and have a more friendlier appearance. Bellman/security very friendly some of them very knowledgeable, and the young lady that serves the food at the breakfast buffet really knows what the customer service business is all about. She has a great smile and everything you ask for she gets for you without hesitating. One of the best things at the hotel are the security cameras on every corner of the floors. Beds were very comfortable, I guess it depends on your preferences as far as mattresses since I saw bad bed reviews from this hotel before.
Cons: Staff for the most part don't know what they are doing during check in/out.they seem lost. I'll give the front desk manager the credits for their lack of customer service and old system to run the operation. The restaurant hostess keeps telling you that you have to pay for breakfast as soon as you enter the restaurant; they say its policy to remind the guest they have to pay even if they have seen you for two weeks straight or if you have a visitor (potential client) for breakfast. (Not the best way to greet a customer), also chairs are extremely dirty. Front desk charges you for lost key cards and they question you if you ask for extra keys; when if you go to a branded hotel you can loose 100 key cards and you won't pay a penny. If you want to exchange dollars at the hotel the pay you 10 pesos per dollar when if you go outside its 16 pesos per dollar. Basically they steal from you. Bad business practice! And lastly housekeeping don't dust rooms or deep clean bathrooms.
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Paseo de la Reforma and Reforma 222. Monument to the Revolution and U.S. Embassy are also within 15 minutes. Cuauhtemoc Station is 11 minutes by foot and Balderas Station is 14 minutes.
Overall 8.2 Excellent
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Excellent
10.0
Pros: Me gusto mucho la atencion del personal, la ubicacion, las instalaciones y sus habitaciones comodas . Buen wifi
Cons: Todo me gusto
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4.5
Pros: The cleaning crew were very friendly and trying to help
Cons: The hotel is under construction and they only have several rooms available. The rooms that my family and I got were ok and the air conditioners were not working. So they had floor air conditioning with some fans. It did not work. Rooms were so hot and we were not able to sleep at all. We complained to the personnel and all they said was “sorry but we are under remodeling due to the last earthquake”. Well, they should not have any rooms available until they finish and get the ac units working. !! We had a terrible experience !! Don’t stay !!
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8.5
Pros: The front desk staff was amazing and that saved my stay here.
Cons: My first room was dirty and I was moved into another room. My 2nd room had an issue with power. My lights kept going off.
Mediocre
3.4
Pros: The room is pretty at first glance but there is a lot of mold everywhere
Cons: The bathroom smelled very bad every time and almost gave my mother an asthma attack. There was mold everywhere
Excellent
8.2
Pros: The hotel room was clean, simple and spacious. Aside from that, the staff provided fresh towels and sheets during our stay.
Cons: The dresser, bathroom sink and a towel were worn. One of the lightbulbs in the bathroom was not working well either. The room could also use brighter lighting. Other than that, the cost outweighs the minute details.
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9.4
Pros: The staff: excellent! Really enjoyed the convenient but quiet location.
Cons: The beds were a little firm for me but that's a personal choice.
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Teatro Metropólitan, Paseo de la Reforma and Alameda Central. Palacio de Bellas Artes and Monument to the Revolution are also within 15 minutes. Juarez Station is only a 2-minute walk and Hidalgo Station is 7 minutes.
Overall 7.9 Good
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Located in Venustiano Carranza, this hotel is 1.2 mi (1.9 km) from Templo Mayor, and within 3 mi (5 km) of Palacio de Bellas Artes and Sports Palace Dome. Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez and The Angel of Independence Monument are also within 6 mi (10 km). Morelos Station is 9 minutes by foot and Candelaria Station is 14 minutes.
Overall 7.5 Good
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5.1
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this hostel is within a 10-minute walk of Madero Street, Zocalo and Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana). Palacio de Bellas Artes and Torre Latinoamericana are also within 15 minutes. Isabel la Catolica Station is 5 minutes by foot and San Juan de Letran Station is 7 minutes.
Overall 7.4 Good
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9.7
Pros: Friendly, quick responses to any requests. Overall a comfortable place to be.
Cons: They need new furniture in the lobby.
Excellent
10.0
Pros: All you can eat breakfast and dinner is included in the price.
Cons: No chocolate with breakfast.
Located in Downtown Mexico City, this hotel is within 1 mile (2 km) of Teatro Metropólitan, Palacio de Bellas Artes and Alameda Central. Arena Mexico and Torre Latinoamericana are also within 1 mile (2 km). Doctores Station is only a 3-minute walk and Nine Heroes Station is 10 minutes.
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