We enjoyed our stay here. The neighborhood was nice and safe for us to walk around in, and I…read morethought that it was centrally located to the places that we had planned to visit. There's a Vips on the first floor but also a lot of walkable restaurants and a La Comer, grocery store. The hotel itself was fine, nothing fancy but we weren't really there for much besides sleep. The housekeeping team came daily and refilled our water. The hotel was busy. One of my favorite features was that it doesn't have carpet. Like I said, it's not much but it got the job done and the staff was friendly.

This is an okay hotel. Staff is helpful at times. Surrounding area is not the best. Was just…read moreslashed with dirty still water by a passing bus. Don't be fooled by the claim that this hotel has a laundry inside. It's like dry cleaning, u send ur clothes off and prices are ridiculous. Looks like I will never be coming here again.

I really appreciated this hotel. The rooms were clean. Most importantly the staff were so friendly…read more& warm. I would definitely recommend staying here.

My family and I recently gathered in Mexico City and 8 of us stayed at Hotel Novit. It was…read moreexcellent. We are all world travelers, and this boutique hotel is exemplary. From the high thread count sheets to the cleanliness and efficiency of staff, it's a great place to lodge. Cordial, courteous, and professional. Felt safe too, visible security who were paying attention. Needless to say, we will be back. Thank you, and I hope this review arrives upstream.

Nice clean affordable hotel in Roma. The staff are the stand out here. Customer service is great…read moreand they keep the hotel very clean. Hotel Milan is right at the center of Roma and you can walk to all kinds of attractions and restaurants too. Wi-fi can be spotty and drops out from time to time. Very good hotel restaurant on -site. They have a nice breakfast menu too. Finally, this hotel is modestly priced and is perfect for a budget vacation to CDMX. Recommend.

As someone who travels frequently for both work and pleasure, I can say with complete certainty…read morethat La Valise CDMX is one of the finest hotels I've had the pleasure of staying at. Everything from the pre-stay communication and exceptional customer service to the beautiful and tastefully decorated accommodations was world class. My wife and I started our honeymoon with two nights in La Luna suite, one of only three rooms at the hotel. Prior to our stay, I emailed several times with the staff to hammer out some details. They provided a beautiful complimentary bouquet of white roses in our room, which was more of a luxury one bedroom apartment with kitchen and superb bathroom. Emails were returned within a matter of minutes, and always were very pleasant. Our initial flight to Mexico City was delayed for four hours, and we missed our opportunity to visit the archeology museum. When we arrived to La Valise, we were welcomed with a shot of very tasty mezcal and freshly sliced orange. The hotel then delivered our luggage to our room along with the remainder of the bottle of mezcal while we went for a walk in the neighborhood, again complimentary. The attention to detail in our room was superb. The bathroom was supplied with excellent soaps and shampoos, along with fragrant bath salts to use in the claw foot tub. The refrigerator was stalked with complimentary still and sparkling water, beer, and juice. Wifi was excellent, with a UE Boom speaker and Apple TV provided. Breakfast was fresh and delicious, and the complimentary coffee provided by the shop next door was exceptional. The icing on top of our trip happened when we unfortunately left a cell phone in the back of an Uber. We left Mexico City early the following morning, making it impossible for Uber to return our phone to us. The hotel helped us facilitate calling our carrier to turn off service to the phone, and volunteered to allow us to use them as a contact for the return of the phone. The manager, Roberto, communicated with us frequently to let us know the phone had been returned, and is going to meet us at the airport in several days to hand deliver while we have a lengthy layover on our return home... On Christmas Eve Day!! I cannot recommend this hotel enough. It exceeded our expectations.

We had a lovely holiday in Mexico City, anchored at La Valise. The hotel is in a large brownstone…read morewith only three suites. We booked the El Patio which is on the first floor (our friends did La Terraza which was on the third floor with a roll out to the balcony bed!). We didn't have that luxury but our stay was one of the most pleasant stays we've had at a hotel. Our suite was tastefully appointed. Incredibly comfortable bed, and a darling patio with a swing and a hammock. We couldn't spend much time on the patio because it rained quite a bit while we were there. A special shout out to the bath products - divine. Breakfast was simple but fresh and delicious. Fruits, yogurt, granola, and fresh juice. Room service was catered by Rosetta and El Khalifa. The UE roll added an atmospheric vibe, perfect for lazing around the suite. The only con, if any, is I wish they had more lights in the room. I highly recommend this lovely little hotel. Roma Norte is a delightful neighborhood and you'll enjoy exploring all its little secrets.

I chose Hotel Monarca in part because of the price, in part because the rating was pretty good, and…read morein part because they advertised that the staff speak English. I have basic level Spanish skills, but I'm definitely not equipped to deal with unexpected or complicated problems that might pop up--so it's useful to have have English-speaking staff on hand. The hotel also advertises a hotel shuttle (available for an extra fee). All good. In theory. I arranged to have the shuttle pick me up at the airport since I was coming in pretty late. The hotel said the driver would be waiting for me in reception with my name on a sign. Perfect. Except when I emerged from passport control, the driver was nowhere to be found. And then he started texting me...in Spanish. I translated the texts and answered him back (in translated Spanish). I managed to get to the door where he said he was waiting. Except he wasn't there. And then he called me. My Spanish isn't nearly as strong as it needed to be to successfully take a phone call like that...especially not when late at night when I've been flustered. I eventually found the driver, but the whole thing was a bit of a clusterf***--nothing went as the hotel promised, and my basic Spanish knowledge didn't help the situation. So I finally arrive at the hotel, and the front desk guy is ensconced behind BULLET PROOF GLASS. That didn't exactly make me feel good about the hotel. Not only that: the desk clerk didn't speak English, as the hotel advertised. He was also surly (not sure if he's generally surly, or if he was just mad that my Spanish wasn't better). But whatever--we finally figure things out, and I go to my room. By the way, the room key was on a maxipad-shaped plastic key ring (not just shaped, but the size of a maxipad. The key ring was massive). The room was . . . fine. It was very clean, so it had that going for it. There's a step down into the room that I wasn't expecting. Very basic: bed, a desk, a bar to hang your clothes, a pad of paper, and a pen. Bathroom was large for a hotel bathroom. I discovered that to get hot water, one must allow the shower to run for about 10 minutes with only the hot water turned on--which make me feel guilty because there's a sign on the wall asking guests to help conserve water. There were two windows (one in the room, one in the bathroom) that overlooked an internal courtyard. Also, there's no air conditioning (which I knew and didn't care about), but because of the location of the windows, it's difficult to get air into the room. As I found out, the walls of the hotel are eggshell thin. You can hear traffic from the boulevard outside. You can hear people walking down the street and talking. You can hear your neighbors in the hotel having sex, taking showers, farting, coughing, laughing, partying. And it never seems to quiet down. The other staff I encountered were friendlier than the night clerk on my first night, but I didn't get the idea anyone at the hotel spoke English. I would advise the hotel to drop that in their advertisements since it's not true. The good things about the hotel: the location is good, and there's an outpost of El Moro right next door. Great churros doesn't quite make up for the rest of it, though. Hotel Monarca doesn't represent Mexico City very well to tourists.

I stayed here for 5 nights in late March. First off, the location is amazing. It's very convenient…read moreand walking distance to almost everything - restaurants, shops, Paseo de la Reforma, etc. The neighborhood was safe and actually pretty quiet at night. The room was spacious and clean. They also provided two bottles of water everyday which was great. The staff were excellent and very helpful. The only con would be there was no refrigerator or hot water kettle in the room but it was fine for me. I would definitely stay here again!

This hotel is a good 40 minutes from airport; luckily we had a driver pick us up because driving…read morehere is down right scary! It is an older establishment but people are here! The rooms are refurbished/fixed as needed (called on blowdryer, A/C and tv). Buffet was wonderful and tasty! Honestly..beds are little hard!

My husband and I stayed here in the city because we had made a mistake with the check-in date at…read moreour other hotel. We found the hotel after doing a search online. What we loved most about this hotel was it's location. It is so close tothe centro of the city, that includes Zocalo, Parque Alameda, and Revolucion. The hotel itself is somewhat hidden down a side street, which was also a plus in our view because there was less noise. Even the the hotel is located within a historic building, the room where we stayed was completely modern. The bed was super comfortable, and the television was also a large flat screen. We actually had the chance to watch the TV after many months of not having the time. The bathroom was also new and the shower hot as we expected. The greatest lart about the room was the mini balcony which enabled us to see all of the action on the street! We slept great, and the hotel staff were always there to help!

Though we only stayed for one night, Hotel Plaza Revolution was pleasant enough. Rooms are clean,…read moremodern looking and I did not find noise to be an issue. Breakfast was included and the Huevos Rancheros were delicious! After a long day of traveling, this Hotel was a welcome sight and with such a low price point this was a steal! To top it off the hotel is located right in Downtown Mexico City and is only a 20 minute walk to the Zocalo and National Palace. Overall good place to book if it is a last minute ordeal.

Favorite hotel to stay at in CDMX. We usually travel in 4 so we get the larger rooms in the front…read morewhich are awesome. The big windows open up and we can people watch. Other rooms I heard are small. Bathrooms on top floor and bottom floor huge plus esp when you have a large party and one restroom. Breakfast is good and they keep the diner open until a certain time so you can go up there with your own food and eat. Love the inside, theres plants hung up and just looks pretty . They have lockers for luggage before check in but the guy said they had a room ready and let us in . Easy cab pick up too , safe place . My dad said he asked for a wake up call once and the guy went up personally to make sure he got up , that was nice. Theres a convenience store right across the street, I was short a couple pesos one day for medicine and the guy told me to pay him back later. I paid him before going back home .

Small rooms but great location for the price. The staff were very helpful and the hotel is kept…read morevery clean.