Great for the price, pretty close to all the fun things in the middle of the historic center. Rooms are clean. We stayed Sunday night and it was loud across the street but by 10 PM, it died down.

The staff is rather unsmiling. If you don't care about that sort of thing, it's fine but it's a little eerie to get extremely efficient service... and blank stares.

Three things: we stayed two nights and both mornings, there was a natural gas odor in our room. It was a little unsettling. I also phoned the restaurant to ask if there was free or discounted breakfasts for guests and his answer was pretty rude. No worries; there's plenty of great places to eat nearby. Lastly, we phoned a nearby restaurant about their hours and the call was less than a minute but the charge wound up being about $32 (pesos). Yikes!

This hotel was very nice. the staff was very friendly. I speak very little spanish but I was still able to communicate with them because most of them spoke a little english. The restaurant was nice but I would not eat there more than a couple of time because there are so many different restaurants that are only a couple blocks away. I was traveling with a small group (20 people). The elevator was very small and it took us all a long time to get our stuff upstairs. Also the sound carries in the hallways very well. We could hear our neighbors conversations. No washcloths, but that is very common in Mexico so bring your own. Very good location for sight seeing, many things are within walking distance.

I've been frequently traveling to Mexico City for 20 years now. I try to always stay at the hotel Fleming. I've stayed at other places, but this is still my first choice.
Safe, Clean, Great Location, the staff always treats me like family, and I've never found a better price anywhere in the city.
The only drawback is that on Sunday nights there is a youth event across the street that gets a bit loud. Also there is no heating or air-conditioning, but 99% of the time that doesn't matter in Mexico City. The ceiling fans are all I ever need there. Free wifi in the lobby. The restaurant is fine. Nothing fancy, but it is convenient.

If you are looking for a clean, safe and centrally located hotel this hidden gem is worth a taxi ride from the airport. While the neighborhood might seem a little seedy to someone new to latin american travel I never felt unsafe at any hour of the day or night. Alameda Park is just two blocks away and several more blocks of walking will get you to the Zocalo (main square). Some of the rooms are a little small so if you are staying for several nights ask for a little more space. The staff is quite helpful and many have been there for years.