I thought it a very clean place and it appeared to be either new or recently refurbished. I cannot comment on the location as I did not get out at night (due to the murder of retired Mexican army general moments prior to my arrival. The nearby SEP resturante is excellent,

This is a small five (5) floor hotel that offers a big bang for the buck. It is very well located in the midst of the two (2) most important avenues in Mexico City, Reforma & Insurgentes. Major hotels and restaurants along with many historical sites are in the surroundings. The Hotel is very clean and a very polite staff... More

hola! nosotros eramos en este hotel en febrero 2012. y puedo decirlos que fue un maravillo. el servicio y habitaciones son excellentes. :) gracias por todo. nos vemos en el ano que biene. :))) hy! we were in this hotel in february and i can tell u that was excellent. the service and the people in the hotel, and rooms... More

We booked through an Australian Travel Agent and made sure we had an organised tour for Mexico which included accomodation at 3 Star standard and above. We were very disapointed and scared because we were supposed to be on a tour but we had no english speaking guide unless we did a day tour which we finally found out. The... More

This hotel is 15 mins walk from the Zona Rosa. 4 blocks to the nearest subway station (Revolucion). Room was very cheap at $50USD/night including breakfast. Rooms are quite large, very clean. Amenities provided include cable TV, in-room safe, hairdryer, AC, and plenty of storage space. Hotel is advertised as a four star, but looks dated. Free wi-fi throughout the... More

We stayed here 4 nights over the MLK Jr. holiday weekend 2005. This place is just like a 3 star hotel in Europe at half the price with a great breakfast buffet included. Not continental with a muffin and some juice but eggs, bacon. toast. cereal, the whole nine yards. Even some lunch entrees. Served 7AM to 10AM. Although our... More