Best Three Star Hotels in Mexico City

The location is perfect , they have private parking very convenient, the suite is huge and comfortable. Including a small kitchen. The tv screen is small for the room but no issue. The Staff is nice. Free WiFi not bad.

Mexico is really **. Overall it is very ordinary and small. As you can imagine for a capital city, it is 15-20 minutes away from the airport. The good thing is that the breakfast is okay. There is milk, yogurt and bread.

I used my points for this stay however the rates including dynamic points rate were low making this hotel value for money or points in my case. Being a Diamond elite member i was upgrade to a suite was not expected but appreciated. Friendly staff making me feel welcome and the free breakfast has variety as well as changing one dish every day i was there. Love a good mexican breakfast. Location was a little out of the centre hence the reason not 5 stars however the bus is a one min walk and they leave every 2 mins if not less. expect it to be busy at times. if you dont mind being a little bit out of the way its a nice hotel for the amount you pay

Environment: The ventilation is average, there are no windows that can be opened, so you have to tell the front desk to choose a room next to the road, otherwise it will be very noisy Service: friendly staff Hygiene: very good, the hotel is very new Facilities: relatively complete, breakfast is also very good

I totally enjoyed my stay at the Best Western Majestic, I never expected location to be the heart of historical district of Mexico City, exactly where I wanted to be. The building housing BW Majestic is also a historical landmark, along with traditional style elevators, tile and hard wood flooring. I walked across to the Palacio Nacional which was right across the street, also saw the Mexico City Cathedral, soaked in the amazing atmosphere of the square, all in all a fantasy stay. Bare in mind it is a historical building, so it would be lacking in some areas, for instance I didn't see any AC but this time of year was cool and comfortable.

We stayed at the hotel for one night, right after the hard first day in Mexico. We are very tired because examined the capital immediately after a long flight ... There were no special impressions about the hotel, everything was quite satisfactory. The room is comfortable, we had a good rest. The restaurant offered us both European and Mexican cuisine, it is quite possible to relax after a hard day.

Practical and comfortable, very friendly staff.

While this hotel was aesthetically pleasing and in a good location for relatively easy access to many tourist spots, the amenities, service, and operation was absolutely horrible! The language barrier was also very challenging and one would think for this to be such a hot spot that they would have staff fluent in English for tourists. I was told that the hotel had english-speaking concierge that would be able to guide me with questions on transportation, etc. and that was not the case. Day 1: - Language barrier made check-in unnecessarily challenging - Language barrier made the ability to assist us with our desired tours impossible, thankfully we had a backup plan and had gathered information for ourselves - Bikes as advertised were not available AT ALL, at no time during our stay and per guests that had arrived a week prior the bikes had not been available (out for repairs & unavailable the entire stay)...this was the method of transportation we had planned on using AND had supposedly reserved for the afternoon of our arrival, thus causing us to have to change plans - My 1st evening in the room the air conditioning was not working and my room was SCORCHING! I was calling every 1 - 1.5 hrs asking for assistance, and even though they are able to control it remotely they could not get it working....I was only able to rest approx. 3 hrs and woke up congested and with a migraine. The young woman at the front desk did everything that she could to communicate the issue and actually did apologize that I was ill, however was not successful in her attempts to reach 'The Manager' as she said that 'the manager' would not return calls made in attempt to speak with me - this ultimately made me late for our tour/lunch reservation due to attempts to handle the situation. Upon return for the afternoon I was told that the A/C was fixed. Upon arriving in the room I found it to be freezing cold and attempted to turn the unit off, the front desk staff KEPT turning it back on, even after attempts to help them understand that the temperature was still not being controlled within the room, thus I was probably able to get 4-5 hrs of sleep and my cold/congestion got worse.....and they said there was no room available to move me to All that said, I have my complaint into the booking agency and hotel corp office, but am writing this review to warn anyone contemplating their stay at City Centro Ciudad de Mexico

This hotel has a very good location because it's just next to the airport and 1 minute away from the metro station. It has comfortable beds, it's clean, it has a shuttle that runs 24/7 and is for free, and people at the reception are nice. However, when u book a hotel close to the airport the goal is usually to get a good nap before the flight and in this hotel it is just not possible because of the noise. The room has the thinnest walls you could imagine, you can hear everything from the neighboring rooms (there are doors in the wall between the rooms for some reason, which make the noise even more unbearable), and also because the rooms are not soundproof you wake up at night every time a plane arrives to the airport (believe me the noise is extreme, as if you lived at the airport). Also the price is too high for what you actually get (even breakfast is not included and it's quite expensive to buy). They also respond to messages with a huge delay. I messaged them 2 days in advance to book a shuttle from the airport and they replied after I already checked out of this hotel so I had to arrange my own transportation when I came to CDMX. Overall if you are lucky and get a better room than I did without neighbors constantly talking on the phone and maybe in a different block where plane noise is not that annoying then this hotel isn't that bad. However it is expensive as compared to other hotels in Mexico City and the rooms look much different than how they look in the photos.

Not much to say, the hotel has good breakfast and good facilities, but it is located in the Music Plaza Pedestrian Street, 10 minutes walk to the Grand Plaza in Mexico City, the location is amazing, but don't take the bus, pay attention to safety.