The standard rooms are just that, standard. Beds are good but not great, bathrooms are clean but a little grubby in terms of grouting repair. Elevator out of service, but the luggage porter was in great shape and sped up the stairs with our heavy bags. Don Pepe has good food four doors away and the bakery two doors away has great cappuccinos (and wifi).

Great location; just off the main street Reforma from where you can take a quick bus to the historic city centre (10 mins or so), about 15 mins walk from the Palacio Bellas Artes, and close to Insurgentes metro and the Condesa area (nice place with good restaurants/bars).

Rooms and interior are nice if not spectacular, while the staff are v helpful and even let us check in at 9am as we'd come on an overnight bus and badly needed a shower!

Also the rates were very good value considering its central location in Mexico City.

This hotel was perfect. It was beautiful with a lot of character. The rooms were perfectly comfortable and lovely as was the rest of the hotel and garden. We received a lot of help from the staff with places to go and how to get there. Good location. I can't say enough about how perfect this place was. My wife and I took a vacation with my family and hers. My brother had his two young children with him. It was a tough group to please, but this hotel accomplished the impossible in that regard.

We stayed in this inexpensive hotel for 6 nights on our recent trip to Mexico City. General comfort in the room excellent, we thought our chambermaid should be retired but she did a good job and we were pleased to leave a good tip for her. Television viewing was a disaster as the hotel had a poor selection of channels to chose from. This was a pity in a city where we were constantly reminded of how dangerous it was to go out at night and that for our own safety we should remove ALL jewellery. The internet was a disaster - a room with three computers for use of guests but on a timed pay as you go system!!! We had just come from a Holiday Inn in Guadalajara where the internet was free, in the bedroom and an integral part of the television. The restaurant was run as a separate entity. We only had breakfast there one morning as the service was slow, the choice limited to menu selection by numbers and expensive. Better value down the street at Don Pepe but this latter only open Monday to Friday.