We stayed at the Segovia on a whim. It's close to Zona Rosa, well kept and very affordable. It's so close to Zona Rosa my bf and I walked there and back in the night with no problems... although the street separating the Hotel from Zona Rosa is pretty active most of the time. A couple of block down the road is the entrance to the subway which is very convenient. The room was nice and so was the bathroom. The staff was very friendly and the restaurant, while not much to right about, was ok. In the end it's centrally located and probably the best price while keeping up with good standards of living.

Me and my girlfriend stayed there, we choosed this hotel because it was well rated and had one of the cheapest prices, we needed to visit the US Embassy, and it´s really near the embassy and the CAS ( Centro de atencion a usuarios US Embassy) the room was clean, we asked to be changed for a street view room, the personnel at the hotel was very kind and they gave us all what we needed, the breakfast was excellent a very good price, and the thing I liked the most is that anything you can imagine is near the hotel, restaurants, theaters, OXXO´s, Vips, etc. Other good thing is that there a LOT of security because in front of the hotel is the Police Parking Lot, so we were sorrounded day and night by patrols and policeman, (don´t worry about sirens or something, they are just parked there) and also the Metro Insurgentes stations is really really close, you cant get to it trough a tunnel that leads you right to the station and a mini plaza that´s inside the metro.. and the Internet, is FREE I will sureeely come back.

It’s quite good place. Hotel is located near (3 min walk) from metro Station Insurgentes and main streets Pasada de Reforma and Zona Rose. Room was clean and comfortable. We left tips in the room, but they never took it. The windows faced to inner court, so it was quiet in the room. I liked decoration in lift halls: hotel’s logotype on the sand. Quality for this price was very good. I will stay there again.

Average hotel in Mexico city, near Insurgente metro station.
Honestly, I do not understand people in Mexico taking taxis, the city is always one big traffic jam, and metro, though crowded, serves pretty well. Insurgente square is surrounded by a number of cafes, bars, etc, many of them are gay. So if you want to find this sort of people, Zona Roza is your choice.

Hotel is simple, breakfast not included, but prices for meal are not high. What I want to mention - they exchange euros for pesos (us dollars - no!), and exchange rate is very good, much better than in banks

They have a small business centre on the 8th floor, ask, if you need PC, printer or want to store your belongings.