We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The hotel is situated within 10 mins walk to the Angel of Independence and also very close to Zona Rosa, the gay and red light district in Mexico City. You have to catch a taxi to the main business and shopping centre (downtown)  as walking will take you at least 45 minutes. Taxis are very cheap in Mexico so we think it is better to stay away from downtown. If you walk within a 2 km radius of the hotel there are lots to see. There are also lots of Korean restaurants in the area.
The staff are very friendly and the room is clean. There is also a safe in the hotel.
Whilst they have free wifi, the network is extremely bad and keeps dropping out. This is a huge minus.

Tip: The name of the hotel is HP Fiorencia. It can be misleading when you first arrive there and cannot find the hotel

I stayed here while on business. I was given a room without a safe, so I hid my cash deep in a suitcase. I've done this many times at hostels in South America, because I don't like to carry large sums of money on my person (I've seen some purse snatchings and pick-pockets). I returned that afternoon, decided to change and couldn't find a tank top that I had packed. So I then panicked, thinking that someone must have searched through my things. The money was all gone, as well as the tank top (weird) and my birth control pills (weirder). I figured she thought they were better drugs. Thankfully, the manager was apologetic and reimbursed me for nearly all of what was missing. He said that he fired the maid, as well. I really liked the front desk staff. They really made things a lot better.

I guess I am too trusting. I don't think this is something that would generally happen in the U.S., but Mexico City is a whole new ballgame. Otherwise, it was an alright place. Zona Rosa is definitely a gayborhood, which didn't bother me, but I'm not gay, so it wasn't really my scene either. It also started to seem like it got kind of sketchy after 11pm, but I think that's all of Mexico City. There were some loud people across the hall from me, but I was kind of sick of complaining. The bed was also a bit firm. The sheets were kind of rough. I guess that's why the room rate was so low.

I stayed here for a few days while vacationing in Mexico City with my partner. We booked through a third-party site. The location is great, with lots of shopping, food, and things to do walking distance from the hotel. It is also a couple blocks from Paseo de la Reforma and a few blocks from a metro station.

The service was decent and friendly. We used the hotel's taxi service a couple times, which is much more expensive then using regular taxis, but felt more secure and the driver would always make sure we got to where we needed to be. In the end, we decided it was better to take a chance and just get a taxi from the street.

The breakfast in the hotel was okay and somewhat cheap, but the service was slow. We actually found cheaper, better food with quicker service throughout the neighborhood. The room was comfortable enough for what we needed, however, it seems that during the middle of the day, the air conditioning would stop working. We didn't know if it was shut off on purpose to save electricity or if it was just being overused.

Overall, it was a decent hotel for the price we paid, you pretty much get what you pay for.

I stayed at this hotel 3 days and it is centrally located en la zona rosa..the area has a lot of options..restaurants, galleries, bars, clubs, shopping and its close to the most beautiful avenue in Mexico...you can easily walk around and is pretty safe...the hotel was vvery clean and confortable even when the bed was a little hard..the staff was very helpful and friendly..the price was right..but get it online.. I will def stay there again on my next visit to Mexico City.