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.

I booked this hotel after reading the one excellent review on tripadvisor, which proved to be very accurate and helpful. We were two couples retirred and fit and we dont mind walking and exploring cities. This hotel is well situated in a safe area, we walked the streets around the hotel when we went out to eat at nights and felt very safe, in fact we found Mexico City one of the safest cities we have been too.Of course you need to take the usual precautions. Travelling about the city is so easy. The hotel is 10 Mins walk away from an undergroud station and the system is superp, cheap, clean and very frequent though most times a bit crowded. The Red and White taxis are the best to take and there are always plenty to hail and they are very cheap even late at night. The hotel is modern but the rooms are excellent and the facilities good,all you could wish for. A great bonus is the free internet. The staff were very helpful and spoke English and we were able to leave some luggage there for safe keeping while we went on our trip. We only had brealfast at the hotel which was simple but very good and quite adequate. The place is spotless and the beds large and comfortable and for one who cant cope with hard hotel matrasses it was an added bonus. We thought it very good value for money unlike some hotels you are guaranteed a good room.

We stayed at Mexico City for about five days in october, the slow season for the tourism industry. The hotel is new, and most of the time, there is someone who speaks English, if not the person tries very hard to help us out. The service is great! With the price, they even provide a breakfest buffet every morning. Every weekend (I think is Saturday) there is a Artist Market right in front of the hotel. It is very cute. Also there is local eateries near by that open quite late. Thre is a coffee house/restaurant near by (diaganol across the big avenue, sorry we forgot the name) has band/beat poet/show almost everynight. We get around by subway most of the time, and there is two stop within 7 blocks. We are bargain travelers that still would like comfort. If your legs still take you far distance, and you are up for checking out what locals are up to, we probably think alike.

We were unsure as to what we would find when we arrived at this hotel in Mexico City but decided to go with this hotel because of a low daily rate (under $60.00 US dollars a night). Well, what we found was a 4-maybe 5 star hotel. When my wife walked in the room, her first words were “oh, wow, this is nice!”. As the husband who had chosen this place, I felt a huge relief that she liked it. Sometimes being thrifty has backfired on me. The Room: The rooms are very modern. They have marble, natural oak with stainless steel accents, and a vaulted ceiling, along with a balcony that looks out to the city and its mountains. There is indirect lighting embedded in the walls and in the vaulted ceiling that gives the room a very upscale look at night. The safe in the room can use a PIN number or a credit card swipe for those like me who forget codes all of the time. The Hotel: It is within walking distance to downtown, the trendy zona rosa (Mexican Beverly Hills) and across a boulevard where artists sell their creations on weekends. This hotel is very quiet and private. You seldom have to share your elevator with others, there are no crowds of people in the lobby making a commotion, and if you drive, the valet parking is indoors, free, and no one is allowed in the parking garage but the security staff. This in itself is huge. We were paying 60 pesos for public parking a day at another hotel in Acapulco. The rooms are built around the building’s perimeter, so the lobby’s ceiling extends all the way to the roof of the building. As you look up, it looks like you are looking into an Aztec pyramid with all of its different levels. They also have free Internet and a business center that everyone can use with new computers, fax machines, copiers, and LAN printers. My kids enjoyed the use of the computers while we watched TV upstairs in the room. Most other places charge you to use their computers by the hour. The Staff: Very professional and helpful. They always had a place to suggest when we asked about the best places to eat and have fun at a low cost. My Experience: We stayed in different parts in mexico during our two weeks’ vacation, and this was by far the best place we stayed at. The $160.00 a night hotel we stayed in Acapulco is a one star place compared to this hotel. I also travel frequently for my employer and I can safely say that this hotel is among one of the best I have stayed at. Hotels in Mexico are not what we are used to in the US, so finding this hotel with this quality of service and services in Mexico was like finding a treasure.