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 very modern, ample rooms. Most of the staff speaks english and is very accommodating. I can't wait to go back once the pool is completed! The only thing I'd be more aware of next time is the ridiculously high taxi prices running from that particular hotel. the staff will call a taxi for you, but they'll choose the company and usually there's a really expensive set fee. It's better to go out in front of the hotel or walk down to the major intersection and catch a white taxi with a red stripe that reads 'Mexico City.' Make sure you walk a few doors up (North) from the hotel to a little restaurant called El Patiecito De La Roma. ( right past Bisquets Bisquets) It's absolutely delightful and so very tasty!

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 7 hours of sleeping. The room was right above the driveway of the hotel and directly facing the street level on the first floor. It was loud, noisy and we constantly hear street noise including alarms and police sirens, etc, well, it's a big city so can't avoid that but certainly wished we had a room in the back of the bldg or in another corner.

Room was nice, clean, modern and new but unfortunately, it was way too close to the street level to have a pleasant night's sleep.

Staff were very friendly and at least one staff spoke English. They booked the taxi for us which took us to the airport at 5:30am and the driver was on time waiting for us in the lobby.

We got a great deal on a room through a travel website--paid around 55.00 a night--and the room was worth every penny: new, clean, modern, overall very quiet (a little construction noise, but that's to be expected during renovation). There's a nice gym and free computers/internet but no pool. The restaurant was average. This place is a find.

I read about this hotel on Trip Advisor and so booked it for myself, wife, and son in two rooms for 4 nights in early June. The hotel lived up to its reputation. The hotel is only 1 year old, and the rooms are comfortable and quiet. There is free internet (with a cable, available from the desk) in the room and wireless in the lobby. They booked a great tour to Teotihuacan (picked up at the hotel) for us one day. The hotel is close to the airport (15 minutes), less than 10 minute walk to the Metro (which we took, for 2 pesos, to Frida Kahlo's house - now a museum), and along an avenue with a super restaurant (Casa Lamm) and several fine ones. Free coffee in the lobby all day.

The included breakfast was just OK, but you can order eggs and other things. The hotel restaurant was not appealing for dinner, so we did not try it.

i would definitely stay there again.