I received good cooperation from the hotel staff - Rooms are quite spacious - those overviewing the main street are a bit noisy during the week - Close to all important business and touristic places - Rates were in my view quite competitive. I will return to that hotel if I will visit Mexico again -

They have a very nice restaurant at the ground floor that offers delicious tasty breakfast-

Wife and I spent 5 days there. For 2 people it was good enough.Were on 11th floor, good view.Bathroom a bit crowded, but ....Hotel staff were very pleasant,breakfast was included, very good way to start day.They even brought us a small cake for our 42nd anniversary.Close to Paseo de Reforma, near many sights, able to walk to Anthropological Museum, Art Museums, and to Chapultapec Park.
Felt safe the entire time we were there.

The main reason we chose San Marino was because it said it had a kitchen in the room. The 'kitchen' was actually a fridge, kettle, microwave, and a hot plate that didn't work. There were bowls and cutlery, but no pans or cooking utensils. Sort of defeats the purpose of having a kitchen.

PROS
Good location, in the 'better' part of Mexico City. Subway is just under a 10 minute walk away.
Lots of pay TV channels.
Free internet.
Gym was pretty good-free weights, several cardio machines.

CONS
The kitchen was pretty crappy.
Our room key wouldn't work and was replaced 3 or 4 times, and still wouldn't work. We ran up and down between the lobby and our room. Eventually they gave us one that worked, but it took a while-and no leg work from the staff.
The internet was often very slow and dropped out-I think the computers were ancient.

It was well-priced, I just wish the kitchen had been better.

James says: Even though I can't compare San Marino Suites to anything since it was my first trip to Mexico city, I definately recommend staying here.The staff's willingness to please was evident upon our request to switch rooms. We couldnt decide if we wanted a better view,or a better room,but we chose the latter.From the twelfth floor we could see el Angel de la Independencia along with a portion of Reforma avenue which led to a microbus station around the corner to the right.I could'nt get enough of the view...especially at night!Also,the continental breakfast was very nice.The minuses...(which were minor) Air conditioning tended to be loud and busy at times...Mattress felt like a rock at first... Most importantly we felt like if we had a problem it would be taken care of instantly. Lizeth dice: Las pasadas vacaciones de Semana Santa mi novio y yo estuvimos de visitaen la Cd. de Mexico y nos hospedamos en el Hotel y Suites San Marino a una calle de la Av. Reforma y el Angel de la Independencia,como no era temporada alta en la Cd. de Mexico para nuestra bien suerte,tuvimos la suerte de hospedamos en el ultimo piso del hotel,en un habitacion con vista al Angel,lo cual fue increible porque ademas de la vista,nuestra habitacion estaba tal cual la vimos en el sitio web del hotel,y el staff fue siempre amable.