Located at Reforma, a busy street close to business and political centers of Mexico. It is an old hotel and desperately needs an uplift. Furniture and carpets need to be replaced. Rooms are fair sized and confortable. As in most old hotels in Mexico City, the air conditioning system does not work very good, and this hotel is no exeption.... More

I stay from 7-10 sept . They reception staff were rude and unfiendly. Rooms Look old. No LCD tv no good tv cable. The looby bar has live music that you can hear in the room(I was on floor 15 and I cAn hear it. Water pipe from wc has water flood. Room was no good illumination, shower is dark... More

i stay in the Sevilla Palace,because i got a good rate 1000 pesos or 80 dlls for a double room,its located in reforma street and next to the the new senate bulding a copy of the united nations building,,,you have near by starbuccks,and a oxxo convienece store waking distance,,,the breakfast bufffet is very good and complete,,,this a bussness class hotel... More

Nice central business Hotel, mostly used my mexican business travellers and groups! Elderly building but centrally located, it has all what a nice good hotel needs, from restaurants to swimmingpool. We had some misunderstanding with regard to the rate but all was solved. The hotelroom where big enough, bit heary but with bath room with shower. All by all a... More

Ok, let me start by saying that objectively speaking, it is not a total disaster and I have stayed at worse places before. This is definitely the worst place I ever stayed at that rates itself as a 5 star hotel. This was built in the 70s, and is well kept for an old property (fairly clean), but it is... More

My local office booked me at this hotel when I traveled to Mexico City last week. The hotel itself was quite nice with lots of amenities, but the beds were unbelievable. The beds were bolted to the floor and were so hard that i tried to sleep in the chair! That did not work so i took the comforter and... More

A gem of a hotel with friendly, competent staff. Most guests at the Sevilla Palace are business people and the staff are attentive to their demanding needs. This is a plus for us pleasure travelers for we get the same quality service. I especially enjoy the location of the hotel near the Columbus Circle intersection and request rooms with a... More

Four days stop in mexico city before going back to Europe. The hotel is well mantained and everyone is very kind and helpful. Te hotel offers a beautiful swimming pool on the top roof garden, with a beautiful view of the city. On the contrary rooms are too small and there is a big television that takes almosta half of... More

We were very satisfied with this hotel. Although it was farther away from the historic center from previous trips, we were not disappointed. The pool and gym are located on the rooftop which has awesome views of Mexico City. The facilities were open until 10pm. Since this is a business hotel, the gym and pool were usually empty from 9am-4pm.... More