Is the Second Time that i stay in the Sheraton Centro Historico, i like this hotel because is near to some great places of the downtown of mexico, I arrived aerly about 10 am and in the front desk tell me that the rooms would be available until 3 pm, but they tell me that i could leave my luggage... more

I was robbed in this hotel aprox 10.000USD while I was on a bussinnes trip. The staff from reception gave a second key of my room to an stranger, who stole almost all my belongings on the room. The only detail they have was to come with us to the police, I guess they wanted to have under control our... more

This was our first trip to Mexico City. Given the reports of swine flu, drug cartel decapitations and earthquakes we decided to begin the adventure with a modern hotel stay. The price was right and the hotel was located beautifully. Mexico City was safe and vibrant. Diego Rivera's exquisite mural of the Alameda was right across the street and it... more

Overall this is a very good hotel in an excellent location for tourists. The service overall is excellent and the hotel offers a range of restaurants to suit most tastes. Last year when I stayed here I had a problem with the Concierge – this year I had two problems – it’s the only aspect of the hotel that I... more

We stayed here during the height of the swine flu outbreak - 25 April until 29 April 2009. Found hotel to be of high standard, truly 5*, very comfortable rooms, which were large and had comfortable beds. Only complaint was the aircon which was very loud and did not seem to ever switch off when the desired room temperature had... more

we enjoyed the hotel the staff were very friendly and helpful and the food was excellent in the hotel plus the location is ideal for the tourist staying for a quick visit.The number of police with machine guns and shotguns was a bit offputtig at first. more

The first thing to realise is that this is a business hotel, so expect to see lots of people in suits with laptops and mobiles about, but the weekend rates drop massively when a more relaxed clientelle come in. We stayed Fri-Mon and got the chance to see both types of people in the hotel. Check in was swift and... more

I stayed 2 nights and have to say it's a lovely hotel, well located in the historical district. It's about a 20 minute walk to the Zucalo (main square where the Metropolitan Cathedral which houses the black marble statue of Jesus in Mexico and National Palace which houses Diego Rivera's wonderful murals). The staff was great, and I ate many... more

Nice place but the service was very POOR. When we got there we were very tired, coming from Alaska. We checked in and nobody bothered to point us in the right direction. We ended up going up the escalator to the convention area rooms instead of around the corner to the elevators (to the guest rooms). We made a big... more