Best Apartments in Mexico City

This hotel is very interesting. It is a Mexican-style nostalgic hotel. The hotel is designed in the 1970s and 1980s. The faucet is an ancient style with separate hot and cold water. It is very cute. The room has an electric stove and a microwave oven, and even a coffee machine. Yes, the closet is a hundred-page concealed door, which is well maintained and the room is spacious. The geographical location is very good, it is a wealthy area, the public security is good, and the police are often patrolled during the day, there are big banks and supermarkets nearby, and there are various high-end restaurants and supporting facilities around. The US Consulate is also within minutes. This hotel is very suitable for guests who have culture or love classics. The value for money is five stars, it is recommended.

We recently spent 10 days at this lovely boutique hotel. The staff are kind and helped get us a reservation at a much sought after restaurant. Breakfast is included (hot - whatever you like) and the neighbourhood is just full of wonderful places to explore. And there is a new cool mezcal bar in the lobby/next door!! I can highly recommend it and we have plans to return. Special thx to Adriana for all the special attention: you made us feel so welcomed.

If you like having a refrigerator to cool your drinks off or even put some cold cuts and cheese this is the place for you. There is also a electric hot stove with two burners. And a coffee makers and plates and utensils with drinking glasses. The ceiling lamp shade hangs low enough over the dining table that a few times I accidentally bumped my head into it. I suggest you bring some soap or shower wash like Dove to use when you shower because you only get one bar of soap to do everything. Also I like to hang up my clothes so I took 12 metal hangers with me. The closet has 5 hangers not enough for me. I stayed here close to three weeks. So I needed to have a good change of clothing. The hotel is a few steps from two restaurants that open 8 am weekday and 9 am weekends until around 5 pm. Basic meal with refillable coffee -the waiter comes and pours more-- will cost you 60 pesos about US$3.00. The bed is very comfortable. Best sleep I had in years. The block is quiet. Safe area. You see the police in their cruiser making rounds. Two blocks walk south then left is Calle Rio Lerma where all the action is such as restaurants and bars. When I first arrived i was able to dine in. Unfortunately the Covid-19 count went up so food was only ”llevar” to carry out. There is a range of food prices depending on what you are looking for. At Calle Nilo a couple blocks over is a very good taco shop with decent prices but like I say it's too bad I could no longer go in there to sit and eat. On an early Sunday morning the hotel arranged a car service pick up for me that cost $230 pesos about US$11.50. Took 20 minutes to arrive at the airport leaving at 5:30 AM. It's helpful to brush up on your Spanish because when you speak to staff they will drift off from English back to Spanish. So be prepared. Staff is a very great set of people who are helpful. My room was clean. It's located about a 15-minute walk from the Sevila subway Line 1. The fare on the train is currently 5 pesos. On the bus it's 6 pesos. I suggest you buy a fare card from the machine. You can always recharge the card either at the machine or with the clerk. If you recharge at the clerk you need to put the card up against the card reader-- I had no idea that is what she was telling me until someone who worked there came over and showed me to place it against the reader. When you're at the bus stop you can also recharge the card. Just stick the card in then it would read the balance. Then you can use a bill or coins. Then press recharga.. Don't do like me and make a mistake where I accidentally hit cancelar instead of recharge then the machine took my 50-peso bill and spit out a receipt. That's robbery. Where I live if you don't get service the machine spits back out your bill or coins. So beware you're warned.even though it's only $2.50 it's still money stolen brazenly. I added a lot of extra information because you will need these and your stay will be much more pleasant. Plus it might

The security and sanitation are very good, the suites are large, and the cleaning staff and the front desk are pretty good. Not far from Zona Rosa and the Independence Monument, especially 2 minutes from the monument. Breakfast is also OK, three packages to choose, just next door to the hotel, recommend banana toast. There is only one drawback, the central air conditioning sound is a bit big.

Misuses : 1. Not to sit in rooms on the 1st floor. There is cold, almost no wi-fi, a luster low beat on the head, little light. 2. I was moved to the 6th floor and there is much better, but the kitchen stove is still heating very slowly. 3. The lady's clining cleans well once a while. 4. The service does not speak English. 5. In the shelter, cold water, with shower is all right. Plus: 1. Space. 2. Light. (Now on the 6th floor) 3. Location. Before that I lived in the same suites, but 200 meters from it and there was very noisy, the light from the parking beat all night in the bedroom. The same suites are in a very quiet walk. Although the hearing is elevated and thin walls, resting here is always possible. 4. Big mirror. In general good apartments, but not super class. I would give 7/10.

Convenient, comfortable, close to companies and shopping malls

The hotel environment is good and the entrance hall is very imposing. There is a normal temperature swimming pool and gym. The room is very clean and free WF is available. It is very convenient to buy things in the supermarket downstairs.

Help the boss, I heard that it was very good, but forgot to take pictures. It's a pity.

Modern accommodation in a great area for exploring Mexico city for a day or two. It's not a hotel so obviously the service is totally different than you'd expect For cleanliness and?overall amenities..But it's totally ok for a good night sleep and a convenient, safe, and nice location to stay. Wish they could PayPal bit attention to details, for example in trio.com?app it says the room had a?balcony and when we arrived we didn't even have windows. Exhausted from a long trip we didn't want to cause trouble but that could have been advised earlier. We were two people but only had one hand towel so that was an inconvenience that could have probably been avoided of the management would pay a birthday more attention to the bookings. Overall ok stay for an one night stop-over in Mexico city. Walking distance to restaurants and nice Polanco area day off night.

The accommodation is located in the Juarez neighborhood, close to the Rosa Zona and La Reforma Avenue and the Angel de La Independence. The area is excellent, with many restaurants and a shopping area nearby, and it has easy access to the metro, which is 5 minutes' walk. We took a two-bed apartment with kitchen and living room, with a furnishing, a freezer and a microwave, and all the cooking equipment. The part does not serve breakfast and does not need a kitchen of that size in the room. The staff's art service was wonderful, always asking us whether everything was okay and needed something in the room.The apartment building is all-coated with plants that gives refreshment in the building, because it has no air conditioning in the rooms. We did not miss it, because when we weren't so hot and the nights in Mexico City are always amenable. The only comment I make is about the mid-retro decoration that is very date and the luminosity of the room, because the gardens are very fine.