located just across terminal 2, waking distance. Fitness center ( huge gym, pool and spa located on the 8th floor, looking out. , world class More

Nice hotel but the construction by the lobby was noisy and dusty. I had three rooms reserved and paid off when I arrived they said I only had two rooms, good thing I had my confirmation printed out. I entered the names of the people in each room by the time I reserved, but unfortunately they only registered my name... More

Its a good option when you have an early flight , service its ok, don't expect more... now they are refurbishing., but only the lobby..although needs more in the hallways... Rooms have been refurbished, but don't expect for a bottle of water,or a hair dryer....of course internet is NOT free.. for breakfast restaurante las Huertas is ok, good service and... More

Very convenient walking bridge that connects to terminal 1.  Low quality and dated rooms, Very tiny as well, however gets 5 stars in cleanliness. Urges some upgrades to carpets and furnitures. Decor is random, nothing special about it. Room service is very fast, however food is very common and turisty. Definitely not the best mexican food. Staff was rude and some bellboys stared at... More

This hotel is so average that I believe it was not worth the money I paid for it. The location is great if you have an early flight the next morning but really no charm no nothing to write about. It was one of the smallest rooms I have stayed in, no free wi-fi, no desk, just a small round... More

I stayed at the Camino Real because we had an early flight the next day and it is connected to the airport. They had an advertised rate of $90 / night when booked through our travel agent. However when I arrived at the hotel the charge shown to me was 1134 MXN (pesos). Given that the current exchange rate wasw... More

I had to spend the night at Mexico City´s Airport to catch a flight the next morning. The location is very convenient if you need to catch a flight since is right across the terminal. You just need to cross the tunnel (no need for a cab). It's a tall building with small rooms but they are trendy and very... More

Business meetings in Mexico City – used colleague’s hotel room in Camino Real to freshen up and change for the meeting after a long flight in. The first impression of the hotel is that it’s a remnant from the 60’s: an old, imposing, ugly cement structure, with worn out carpets, old-fashioned atrium, where you literally bake in the sun, beaming... More

Wow! Is the word to discribe this airport hotel. Location is super convenient for a late arrival/early departure flight. The room is quiet, luxuriously appointed, with superbly confortable bedding, marble bathroom, furniture and lighting. Spotlessly clean room, friendly, efficient staff and nice on site restaurants albeit a bit expensive. This is a great hotel to catch your breath after a... More