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I want to give the Casa Gonzalez a favorable review - there are many things that make it the perfect place to stay. Location for us was perfect. Short taxi rides to most places we wanted to visit and a leisurely walk to many neighborhoods like the historic center, Chapultapec, Roma, Condessa. Countless bars and restaurants nearby. The hotel has a very secluded feel, hidden in a lovely garden setting behind high walls. And the breakfast room is cozy, with beautiful stained glass windows and delicious food (not included in room price!). We stayed in 2 different rooms - 4 nights in a large king room at the beginning of our trip, and 1 night in a smaller twin room at the end. Both rooms were clean and comfortable. WiFi is strong and computers are free of charge in the reception area. It wasn't all good - there were a few problems and there is room for improvement. - the hotel is dated and ready for some improvements. There is no place in the bathrooms (we tried two room types) to place toiletry items. Adding some shelf space would be a huge improvement. - street construction has been going on during the night time for quite a long time (judging from other reviews) just outside the hotel. It is seriously noisy, even with ear plugs. - the breakfast restaurant opens at 8am. If you have plans for an early day or have an early departure, you are out of luck. The reception sells coffee after 6am. - there was an issue with the confirmed room price. Do yourself a favor and have a copy of Hotel and Agoda confirmations showing the agreed rate in your back pocket!! - guests should be aware that the hotel is not visible from the street and there is no sign at all. There is an intercom buzzer that you will never find on your own! The guy at the taco stand just outside the hotel can show you. The Casa Gonzalez is a unique property. I was turned off by the billing issue. That aside, I can recommend it as a hotel with atmosphere, garden setting, friendly staff and great location.

Love this place as it is walking distance to all the places we want to go & also accessible to most of the hot spot in Mexico City. The room is small as compare to the other hotel we have stayed in but it is still comfortable. There are free breakfast everyday & we were happy that they provide different Mexican dishes every morning so that we can try them out. It is inside the Historico Centrale of Mexico City. Shopping & restaurants aplenty around the corners. We also buy alot of stuff from their convenient store nearby. Money changer is also within reach if you have overspend. Recommended place to stay in Mexico City.

If you describe the stay there, it's quite nice and clean. I loved how reception people are nice and room cleaning people are nice too. They all work with smile. That's what I really liked. One more I liked he most is bathroom. In Mexico there are so many cheap hotel whose bathroom is quite dirty. But this hotel is super new. Beside that, they clean quite well. I would love to stay here one more time when I visit. Just only two things. The room doesn't have fridge or microwave. So I asked the reception person to make a cup noodle because I was craving it. They were super nice that tell me "okay that lady in restaurant can make it for you!" With smile. Then the lady was super unhappy that she had to make a cup noddle. Her face was "why I have to do this thing. It's not my job." Because everyone else was with smile and super nice attitude, her hateful attitude was quite obvious and really disliked her customer service. Before I came in to the restaurant, there weren't anyone in restaurant, she was just watching TV sitting down the table. So I don't understand her attitude. This hotel is 4 stars hotel if they educate her more for better customer service. Just two thing. Her attitude to customer and there is no fridge or microwave in the room. Management people, please improve this two point. I'll love to stay in your hotel again. It was actually quite good for this price. Thank you for your service!!

Posada Vienna is a really cool hotel - especially the wonderful funky Mexican folk art and decor. It's also very quiet and relaxed, which is fairly unusual for the heart of frantic, noisy Mexico City! It's a good location - 2 blocks from a Metro stop, and close (but not too close) to the city center. It seems that Mexicans like harder beds and pillows than Americans do, but that was about the only thing we didn't like. The price is excellent and service is great - so we didn't care that the breakfast that was supposed to be included really didn't pan out, or that we only got one bottle of free water and had to buy the rest at a whopping 50 pesos (that's about 40 cents, I think - try buying bottled water for that amount in the US!) On the whole, we loved it. Would definitely recommend it to any friends traveling to Mexico City.

I really love this city, the Zona Rosa area and this hotel. The Royal is located right next to the DF public security ministry headquarters, and there are always armed police around the block. You´ll never be safer! There´s a Santanter Serfin ATM a block away. If you have a Bank of America card, there is no charge for withdrawls at this bank in Mexico. It´s a quick walk to the Insurgentes metro stop, or the metrobus station. It´s also a short walk to the independence angel statue on Reforma, where you can take a city bus. I also love to walk to the Roma and Condessa neighborhoods and check out the architecture, parks and great restaurants in these beautiful residential areas. The hotel has a simple, modern lobby and a glass elevators in a neat atrium design. The rooms are modern, very clean and mine had a new firm mattress. There´s a free room safe and they give you two free bottles of water a day. There´s free internet in the room and lobby. I brought my iPhone with Skype and used it for local calls in Mexico (to avoid the hotel charges)as well as to stay in touch with everyone back home... all for pennies a minute. One of the neatest amenities of the hotel is the small patio, bar and pool on the roof. The pool is heated almost to bath temperature, and it was great to take a dip when it was cool and rainy. There was almost never anyone there, so had the pool and the beautiful view all to myself. Additionally, there´s a small fitness center (a room with two treadmills, a bicycle and a few dumbells). However, it has a small steam room in the back, and if you let the concierge know 30 minutes in advance, you can go up and enjoy it for free. (There was never anyone up there!) The Zona Rosa is a fun vibrant area. Great people watching! It´s the heart of the gay area, and it´s refreshing to see a young generation of Mexicans totally open about being who they are. There are quite a few gay bars,clubs and shops in the area.

The rooms were surprisingly nice - with separate kitchen and living room. The bed was made from memory foam which I LOVED. Pillows were not comfy so if you are picky, recommend to bring your own. The staff at reception - both shifts and the concierge were very helpful and friendly. This was a very safe and convenience location as a tourist - walking distance from Angel de La Independencia which is basically the center of everything and walking distance from Reforma and all the bus lines into Zocalo. Love it!

this is a great deal if you are a non pretencious person,and you are just lokking for a nice affordable place to stay. is very well located,kind of hide but one st walk from reforma av. and about 15 min walking to downtown,chapultepec and other nice areas clean,not fancy,minimum ammenities(just soap,and drinking water) witha nice pool onn the roof,a huge plus to relax. the staf is not bilibgul but they will try to assist you,but better practice your "español" other wise not even try to communicate with them nice price,clean and plain,enough for a bussines trip or a comfort vacation hotel

We enjoyed the perfect rooms both in private and public space of this hotel. It is a part of service apartment, then we really felt at home during our stay in two days. All the clean facilities in our room having dining/theater room/bed room/toilet were enough to do everything relaxed. Hotel staffs were very kind and polite, and residents I met at Gym were also very polite. Its location is good to visit historical area, shopping at supermarket, local market, several mini shops on foot. This hotel charges the charge for hotel facility such as gym was USD25 plus tax per one party to be paid directly to them, I think it worth to do so. We are sure to choose this hotel with its nice breakfast when we go to Mexico City again.

Hotel Plaza Garibaldi was a great base for us as we explored Mexico City for the first time. walking distance (less than 10 minutes) to Belles Artes and also the Zocalo (ok, maybe 12 minutes to there). Plus you get to see all the activity at Garibaldi Plaza! Great market in the plaza for meals, and grab a drink on top of the terrace of the Mezcal & Tequila Museum also on the plaza. Breakfasts were ok, wish they were a bit more Mexican and less continental. The staff was very kind, especially Anna. Garibaldi Metro was a 5 minute walk away--definitely take advantage of Mexico's awesome train system! OH, and PARKING! Parking under the hotel was a lifesaver, since we had a rental. we were happy we chose this location for our first visit, although next time we may stay in a neighborhood toward the south.

Suites Havre is great value for the location. Convenience shops nearby, great restaurants in the area and within 10 min walking distance to Insurgentes metro station. The room interior of the apartment I had was spacious however the room faces into an interior closed courtyard. Therefore there isn't a view and is a challenge to get fresh air into the room. When wet, leaving windows open can attract mosquitoes. A tip for this room type would be to ask reception for insect spray if leaving windows open during the day and coming back to sleep at night. I had a room with twin beds, one of which had a little leg missing which could cause the bed to wobble. Overall the beds were reasonable, but could do with being replaced. TV had several stations, all in Spanish. Remote was provided at reception and the remote worked for volume and power, but would not work to adjust the channels when used. Some renovations were taking place when I was visiting, so hopefully this property will be better soon as it's location and the room sizes are a real asset.

Front desk and concierge spoke very good English which was really helpful to me. Hotel is located very close to paseo de reforma and there are many good restaurants also dime stores near by. Hotel room was big and clean, There were no toothbrush nor toothpaste in the room, but you can buy them easily in OXXO in front of hotel. There is a starbucks right inside the hotel , it was really convenient. The toliet handle in bathroom wasnt working well and water flow was small. In the buffet restaurant, staff spoke poor English, also hotel was showing wrong information about the restaurant Azul 70. The board saying it was open but it was closed when I went there.