we spent 5 nights at emporio and we were more than happy. we had reserved a standard room, and i had red on tripadvisor that these rooms were very small. yes, they were very small. these rooms are ok for one person or for 2 persons for one night. we therefore asked if we could do an upgrade and we... more

This is one of a medium sized Mexican chain of "botique" hotels, smaller in size than the majors but of a similar level of service. Based on other reviews in Tripadvisor I went for a standard and not small single, which turned out to be a small but reasonable sized room. The hotel is located near, but not at, many... more

If you like boutique hotels, this is a really good one. Great location , close to both Zocalo and Zona Rosa. Very good price. Finally if you have any doubts about Mexico City, just go. This city is absolutely amazing. There is a gem in every corner. Incredible food. Great people. So funny to find so much so close after... more

Based on the reviews on this site, I booked this hotel for 8 nights of the entire 3rd week of Jan 2009. I’d say that all those reviews, good or bad, are true. Here are my own two cents: Hotel décor: very chic with touch of contemporary elegance – worthy of 5 solid gold stars. Rooms: very up-to-date marble bathroom... more

Stayed at the Emporio for two nights on my own, single female. Booked a "petite" room which would actually have worked for two people if they didn't mind somewhat tight accomodations, and the space was certainly fine for one person. Hotel staff (reception, bell staff, restaurant waiters) extremely accomodating and pleasant. Room very nicely equipped, with very comfortable bed, nice... more

Central location on Reforma with a ten minute walk to Cuauhtemoc metro station (someone else here said five minutes to Hidalgo but I can't verify) or to Zona Rosa (can't imagine going there more than once). You can get a sitio cab right outside the back entrance ($7 to the zocalo), but I recommend the metro, which is one of... more

- Central Location. Though I prefer Polanco for the neighborhood feel and mid-century architecture of the resident buildings. To the right of the hotel is the Centro Historico. To the left is Chapultepec. - Rooms are small. Some are larger than others. I got the impression that the reception will put you in a small room at first, in hopes... more

We had a great stay at the Emporio in December 2008. The hotel is elegant and comfortable and the staff is accommodating. The room was a little smaller than many luxury hotels but it was clean, well-decorated, and generally comfortable. Free Internet is always a draw for us, though the connection was sporadic. The location was also terrific, on Reforma... more

We stayed at the Emporio Reforma as a 2-night stopover en route to Oaxaca. It is one of the pleasantest and best-run hotels we have ever experienced. Very attractive decor, extremely comfortable beds with good quality linens. Our double room at the standard level (not petit level) was on the small side but still ample for comfort. Beautiful bath facilities.... more