Good location and price, poor on the room quality and some floors smell a little bit smoky. I tried the breakfasts and they are tasty and filling for a good price. More

Have had occasion to stay at Hotel Segovia four times in my travels. It is just across, (a very busy), street from Zona Rosa and close to the metro station. It is a good place to stay when flying into Mexico City and before heading out to other parts of the country. It is a very excellent value. The same... More

Flying 3 days and 2 nights for a wedding to Mexico City we ended making reservations in Segovia Regency by reading TripAdvisor's reviews and because Hotel is located near the location where the wedding took place (also got to give credit to the price). I'll have to say that the hotel is a perfect option for traveler's on a budget,... More

Segovia is a great place to stay in Mexico City. The price of the rooms is very accesible, they are all clean, no weird smells, purified water, tv, room service, the only downsize to it is that is is next to a road with lots of traffic so if you have problems falling asleep because of the noise, maybe check... More

We stayed at the Segovia on a whim. It's close to Zona Rosa, well kept and very affordable. It's so close to Zona Rosa my bf and I walked there and back in the night with no problems... although the street separating the Hotel from Zona Rosa is pretty active most of the time. A couple of block down the... More

Me and my girlfriend stayed there, we choosed this hotel because it was well rated and had one of the cheapest prices, we needed to visit the US Embassy, and it´s really near the embassy and the CAS ( Centro de atencion a usuarios US Embassy) the room was clean, we asked to be changed for a street view room,... More

It’s quite good place. Hotel is located near (3 min walk) from metro Station Insurgentes and main streets Pasada de Reforma and Zona Rose. Room was clean and comfortable. We left tips in the room, but they never took it. The windows faced to inner court, so it was quiet in the room. I liked decoration in lift halls: hotel’s... More

Average hotel in Mexico city, near Insurgente metro station. Honestly, I do not understand people in Mexico taking taxis, the city is always one big traffic jam, and metro, though crowded, serves pretty well. Insurgente square is surrounded by a number of cafes, bars, etc, many of them are gay. So if you want to find this sort of people,... More

Having stayed in this hotel for about 2 weeks I can higly recommend it for anyone who is on a budget and would like to stay near the city centre and be well connected to the rest of DF at the same time. Yes, the area is a little bit dark and seems insecure at night, but me being a... More