This is no-doubt a beautiful park although not cheap. 335 pesos to enter and then everything else…read moreis a la carte. The issue is the criminals who work there. You have three options with your things (wallet, cell phone, clothes, food etc..) 1) Leave everything in your car. I have read reports that cars have been broken into. This is also problematic since every time you want something you need to leave the park. 2) Just keep your things with you. However, difficult to swim. The river is the gem of the park. 3) Rent a locker for 45 pesos plus $115 peso deposit. And potentially be robbed because there are park employees who have duplicate keys. The heart of the issue is that the park pays its employees 200 pesos per day and the visitors are very affluent. The area is very poor. The lockers have no video security camera. There is no security guard keeping watch. And the park boss does not care if you are robbed. Although a beautiful park I do not recommend going there. Too much drama.

St Isidro Corporate Housing was a great choice for our family. The rooms are nice, although they…read moreneed some upgrades with USB outlets, and more outlets near the bed, some maintenance all around like paint especially in the bathrooms, but overall we were very happy. There was an issue with the reservation, we reserved a one bedroom Suite with King, and a Second Royal Suite with 4 King Size beds, however they do not have any rooms with 4 king size beds, and they explained that in Spanish they put the description as Larger Full Size beds, which do not exist, however they did provide us another bed in the Living Room which worked out fine for us. The staff were helpful and friendly and would absolutely book again!

This place is amazing! 2 full bathrooms, bedroom, office, combination living room/kitchen, plenty…read moreof closet space, towels, and toiletries! The kitchen has enough cooking and dining utensils, glasses, pitcher, frying pan, cutting board, placemats, paper towels, ice cube tray, colander, trash bag, dish soap and sponge, dish rack, napkins, coffee maker, a coffee (regular and decaf), sweeteners, salt & pepper, microwave, dishwasher, toaster oven, electric stove, dinner set for 4, even wove glasses! The only thing I sadly missed was the lack of a blender to make my post-workout smoothies. Hey! One can dream :) My only half-hearted gripe with this place is that it's not close to happening restaurant or sightseeing spots, like more popular areas like Zona Rosa, Condesa o Roma, BUT it's a great business/corporate location :) If the place itself is out of the ballpark, the breakfast buffet, well... maybe not a strike, but it barely reached the better-than-going/hungry mark. Let's see, comically sized fruit "plate", weak coffee, randomly timed arrival of things, and some frankly odd choices (the only cereal in stock was identified as oat bran, but dry dog food is a more appropriate description). Well... maybe it would've been better to go hungry lol At any rate, the 5 stars hold for the accommodations. I'd think it awfully unfair and misleading to average the lodging and buffet scores. However, do yourself a favor, wake up 30 mins earlier and find yourself breakfast elsewhere, even if the buffet is free with your booking. I took one for the team so you don't have to. You're welcome :)

The place was great and staff were even better. The elevator after the second night and was broken…read morefor the rest of our trip there. made it difficult for my wife.

From the owner: Private, unforgettable and holistic experiences with family and friends are waiting for you in a…read more"home away from home" luxury property with a thoughtful design, joyful spaces, incredible service from our concierge team and exquisite dinners with your own personal chef, every night.