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following a horrendous drive from the airport, traffic +++ arrived at the hotel and the staff where fantastic. Shown to our room given a lesson on all the facilities etc. I had some problems with pick up transfers (which i had pre booked) I had problems with checking in(on line) on flights prior to departure and I was not able to find a travel/holiday info etc, the staff at this hotel sorted out everything for us. Would thoroughly recommend staying here . Food,room service, nothing was a problem.

I spent 4 nights here and could not be more pleased with my stay. It's on the pricier side, but the rooms are extremely spacious, bathrooms are clean, roomy, and well stocked. I checked in early in the morning, which cost an extra $50USD I think, so they changed my original room with a balcony to the highest floor instead with a twin bed and no balcony. No bigs considering CDMX rains and thunderstorms in the evening. The views from room 1717 were amazing! Pool area is nice and quiet, not too fancy. I noticed a lot of foreign business travelers. Room service is affordable, highly recommend the pancakes. The chicken wings are a hard pass. In total, $400 ish for 4 nights. This is perfect for those who are OCD like me, where cleanliness and comfort are extremely important. Will stay here again in the future!

The hotel is located at the quiet end of Calle Palma, a two minute walk from the bustle of the historic district. Although English isn’t stron amongst staff, there was always someone available to help us communicate. The rooms are basic and clean; the chambermaids professional and caring,. The fifth floor restaurant serves a buffet breakfast with personal touches available; their staff are warm and welcoming. We’ve stayed here twice and will return. It’s a great value for the price.

Pros 1:location and shuttle service 2:Complimentary :Coffee and Pastries for on the go Breakfast 3:WiFi 4:Easy walking access to Terminal 1 5: 10 min shuttle drive to Terminal 2 6: Gym 7: Starbucks and ATM located in Courtyard Cons : 1:Rooms could be more affordable 2:The exchange rate US -Pesos is higher than the market rate 3:Hotel does not accept US Dollars 4:Made booking through Agoda , but had to pay Cash at Hotel

I had a very pleasant stay in this boutique hotel where the staff was really nice, the room very functional and spacious and the hotel is ideally located in Condesa, a very nice area in the center of Mexico city. I had my breakfast every morning with the sun on the rooftop. And there is a washing machine and dryer in self service for free, awesome. Uber takes you anywhere very easily and Polenko and Roma, other very nice and safe areas are close.

Great reception staff at desk at 2 AM! Pleasant, courteous and very helpful ... freindly and funny. Should be promoted! If there is anything to complain about - it was the lack of transportation from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2 at that time. And a very minor complaint is the lack of a light in the bathroom that would allow a comfortable and accurate shave! Didn't have time to eat in the AM - but the restaurant looked great too! So how can I rate this area? See my comments about the rating .. if you FORCE people to give a rating without opportunity to explain -as you do - it makes all your rating subject to YOUR lies! I can't really rate the hotel because I do not know what exactly constitutes a 5 star hotel

Location is excellent, plenty of bars and restaurants within a block or two, and the hotel is stylish and modern, we got the junior suite which was perfect. We did have an issue with staff waking us up at 12:30am to offer us more water which was odd and frustrating. Breakfast was average but overall I'd stay there again. If you're wondering where to stay in Mexico City like we were, Condesa and Polanco seem to be the picks. The availability of electric scooters everywhere made the sightseeing a wonderful experience.

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!!

We booked this place following great reviews, but unfortunately had disappointment following disappointment during our stay 1. After making the reservation we realised the bathroom was outside the room. It wasn’t mentioned anywhere in the website and when we asked to cancel the hotel declined; they did however offer us to upgrade the room for more money. Not cool. 2. When you pay at the hotel they charge you an outrageous conversion fee (19.5) 3. Money was missing from our safety box. We know it’s easy to blame, but in our case- we counted our money every evening; on the second evening 50$ were missing, on the third 100$ more. The hotel of course said they have no access to the safety box (however, they did open it for us with a master key on the first day when it got stuck. So much for no access). We were disappointed to see that the hotel’s response to our complaint was that “Mexico is a big city” and that the money was stolen outside of the hotel.

when i travel to mexico city, i always stay at the monaco. it is a gem of a hotel with quality you would expect at a higher price. it is near the alameda and walking distance from the zocalo and the central historical district. the in-house restaurant is good and the waiters attentive. one indication of the quality is that i have only ever seen mexicans in the restaurant- always a good sign when the locals eat there. that being said, the single rooms (i ended up staying in a deluxe room) are small and airless. they need to remodel these. the larger rooms are grand, though- spacious, good light and nice beds. the monaco is lovely and i will be staying there again next week- and next year.

It was my first stay in Mexico City, arriving late at night, so I decided to reserve a hotel in advance. It's a good hotel, nice rooms, clean, good restaurant. What was somehow strange or a kind of "disturbing" are the 2 lions in the small cage in the park in the middle of the hotel complex. The cage was cleaned every morning, food and treatment seemed to be good - but the cave is at least from my opinion quit small for 2 lions. But in general it was a good stay in the hotel. The price is relative high.

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.