Filthy carpets, brlken light fixtures, old hard beds, and no hot water! Not much changed from Independence in 1810, then. more

The hotel is quite charming with Mexican tiles and typical Mexical details, the location is fantastic overlooking the Zocalo, Mexico City's central square. However, this very central location is part of the problem, as the Zocalo is extremely NOISY, and this comes from an urban dweller accustomed to noise, but at the hotel I learned that I did not know... more

I've stayed in 4 star modern hotels in Mexico City and Queretaro, and, for me, I like the old classics better. They are not "polished" and they have a lot of charm. This is my first time staying at the Majestic although I stopped by for a drink there about six months ago. The second floor interior public space is... more

The location is great and the room was reasonably clean for Mexico. However, I had few problems during my stay. The hotel could be really good if only it could have been managed better. 1) Noise. - There is always something going on outside. Drums, band, or some sort of meeting at the square. The church in the square rings... more

The best thing about this hotel is the view but there is no need to stay there, you can just eat at the restaurant to admire the view. We had an awful experience at this hotel. We arrived there Wednesday afternoon and we were not given much help about where to park our car. When they bought up our luggage... more

Upside - This is a beautiful old hotel with a great location. The staff was very courteous and helpful. Hotel and rooms are very clean. Even if you do not stay here, eat at the resturant at the top of the hotel. Downside - Sleeping on the floor is more comfotable than the bed. It was incredibly hard. There was... more

The hotel is clean but needs better maintenance. The tub in our bathroom had a crack in it. Staff at desk were good and helpful. Requested rooms were not obtained. We asked for a double bed but got 2 twins. The room that had a double bed were dark and musty. I would advise not getting rooms on square due... more

Stayed here a lot in years past, and still prefer the antique character of the place but the old lady is in dire need of some basic restorations. There is no more central location than that of the Majestic, but decrepit rooms, scathing housekeeping, worn out furnishings and thousands of mosquitos in the room made this stay our last. In... more

We have just returned from a 3 week trip to Mexico, spending a week in Oaxaca, one in Hualtulco, and the last week in Mexico City, I did lots of research on the internet before deciding on any of the hotels. I am so glad I asked for the Majestic on the Zocalo. Our room was on the 6th floor... more