During the swine flu outbreak, we stayed here for $38, which is a relative bargain for this area. Rooms are nicely decorated with fans, cable TV, phones, modern bathrooms, windows that open and floor fans. There is a full service restaurant with room service and on site parking. There are 2 PCs with internet access in the lobby area, but... more

Hotel Metropol is not for honeymooners. The walls are paper thin but the accommodations are just fine. It is certainly a good bang for the buck. The hotel lobby is lovely, offering a lot of local marble and artwork. There are two elevators that service the 160 rooms, but they are TINY. Three of us with a suitcase each was... more

We stayed at the Metropol for four days in April. The service and staff were absolutely excellent providing good advice on resturants, tour companies and more. They changed our room from interior to exterior (the front street was quiet) quite happily when we changed our mind. The hotel is located just two blocks from the very lovely and green Allemeda... more

Stayed here for four days. It was very hot and they put a fan in our room without us asking. Gave us key cards willingly when we lost ours. Very friendly to us, great service. more

We stayed at the Hotel Metropol in Mexico City. DF on the address is District Federal which you may see on many Mexico City addresses. The Hotel is verfy central and within walking distance of the main Zocoro (city center). The subway in Mexico City is only 20 cents ! which is 2 pesos, so don't be afraid to use... more

The Hotel Metropol was a great place to stay. Next time I am in Mexico city I plan to stay there again. Good for business travelers and people who are vaguely familiar with Mexico city. NOT good for students traveling alone as it is not near many eateries, stores etc. - is two subway (Metro) stops from the Zona Rosa,... more

A very good average hotel. Our group had a nice block of rooms. The restaurant service was excellent. I only wished the rooms would have been airconditioned. more