After reading comments for many recommended hotels for Mexico City, we chose this hotel and we were gladly suprised it is all true! This hotel is a wonderful place in a quiet residential area close to Zona Rosa, museums, parks, etc. There is even a local art festival on Saturdays and Sundsya accross the street! The entire hotel has been... more

We stayed at this hotel for three nights during the Christmas holidays and we were all very impressed. The hotel is new, modern, and very clean. The staff is very accommodating and treat you like you are in a 5-star hotel. I had stayed at the historic and fancy Driskill Hotel in Austin 3 days earlier and was more impressed... more

Just a day before leaving Mexico, the Quality Inn turned out to be the perfect hotel for a bit of pre-flight relaxing and organizing. The place doesn't look spectacular or 'authentic', but is very comfortable and well-located. We stayed on the sixth floor, at the back of the hotel, which provided a nice view and a quiet night's sleep. The... more

After the long flight from Europe it was nice to be back in Mexico City knowing that this nice, clean hotel was waiting. We love the neighborhood with all the restaurants (Bisquets Bisquets and Bistro61 accross the street are good and cheap places), the weekend art market and the regular market about 5 minutes away on Sundays. We stayed for... more

We stayed here as a stopover on the way to Morelia. It was very clean and new and the staff were very helpful. I ventured out in the morning for a 45 minute walk to the Chapultepec Castle on Cricket Hill. It offers a gorgeous view of Mexico City and has an excellent National History Museum. A columned Monument to... more

We stayed three nights at this between Christmas and New Years. The Hotel far exceeded our expectations for the price. It is a very modern business hotel and everything is new and clean, the beds were very firm and provided a great night's sleep. Based on previous reviews I was concerned about street noise as our room was also on... more

I specifically asked for a quiet room upon booking and again at check-in, and was told that all rooms were the same in that regard. If so, this is not a place for people who need quiet in order to sleep. The hotel is right on a very busy avenue that has a fair amount of traffic even in the... more

This hotel was highly recommended by a Poblano. The hotel is nicely situated between the business district and the two major tourist districts of Mexico city, La Zona Rosa and La Condesa. It was very safe and secured and a quick metro ride to El Zocalo. Since this hotel is brand new, you can expect a shiny, big entry and... more

We booked the hotel after reading all the raving reviews on Tripadvisor but unfortunately, it must be have been the one room that we were assigned to, Room 106. It was our last night in DF so it didn't quite matter and we had to catch our flight at 7am in any case so we literally used it just for... more