Compré dos batas de baño de la marca Calatea, SKU: 41108910, modelo VIENA G, que llegaron el 30 de…read morediciembre de 2025. Al lavarlas para usarlas, noté que se destiñeron y mostraron colores rosados en las fibras, lo que indica una calidad muy deficiente. Al reportar lo sucedido al día siguiente, 31 de diciembre de 2025, a Palacio de Hierro, no quisieron asumir la responsabilidad por el mal producto, argumentando que ya había sido lavado. Es importante mencionar que las batas nunca se utilizaron, por lo que considero que una devolución o intercambio sería lo más apropiado. Sin embargo, el centro de atención al cliente no supo ni quiso ayudarme en esta situación. Les aconsejo no adquirir NADA de la marca Calatea. Adjuto las fotos que muestran lo que supuestamente compré y lo que obtuve tras lavar el producto una sola vez.

I've always been bewildered whenever I come into this store jist because of the sheer size and…read moreincredible selection. It is like this place thought about everything someone would want to buy. Whether it be food, clothes, or electronics, this place has more variety than anyplace else. I've been to one other location to purchase clothing, and I actually just happened to come across this store by chance. I actually did need to replace a couple of t-shirts that got torn, so I came to see if they have something similar. Whilst they didn't have exact matches for the shirts I was looking for, they had several more that were kind of close. Really this place is so huge, you are bound to find what you are looking for.

If you're a tourist, I'd say that this is not really worth the stop. I'm from the US, so most of…read morethe brands here are from there. Because of tariffs, prices are at least 40% higher here. Most of the shops were small with limited selections and sizing. Had more options in other malls. Only a few local brands here and this part of Polanco has traffic as bad as it gets. The mall is also open air, so, while it's pretty, it can be quite hot to walk around.

Antara Mall is located in Mexico City's posh Polanco enclave. This mall has everything that you'd…read moreexpect out of a decent mall back home. Think Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance. The mall has three stories, with the eateries sitting on the top floor. All other floors have a great selection of clothing stores, shoe stores, accessories, beauty products, etc. My girlfriend and I have personally frequented Zara, Bershka, Pull & Bear, American Eagle, Dyson, Bath & Body Works, Sephora, and, of course, Starbucks. I find that the customer service and selection here is better than most malls back home. FYI, if you're travelling on a budget, this might not be the place for you, as you will find that the prices are higher here for some items than if you bought them in the US. It's interesting to note that mall culture in Latin America is alive and well, while most malls back home are hanging by a thread. But I digress. This mall provides a great shopping experience. The place is clean and safe, the other patrons are decent locals, and they have had just about anything that I needed every time I've come here.

Mexico has come a long way in the disability infrastructure. I'm so proud to see these giant steps…read morehave finally been overcome with elevators & preferential entrance/access. At this station make sure your senior/handicap enters on the left side, so assure a seat. You can accompany them on that side too. The -2 stars is because there is zero discount for seniors/handicap. Which I think is extremely unfair since metro & metrobus give them free unlimited access. Also the need for a 2nd type of prepaid card is a hassle especially bc I've only used it twice in my life & never carry it. So I have to purchase another if I forget it or don't plan ahead. Let alone if you're a tourist in a group, every person needs one bc its non shareable unlike meteo/metrobus!!!

I came here and somehow managed to run into a children's kickboxing league. I was looking for an…read moreATM (near the back of the building, past all the shops) and came across a permanent looking ring, where a 6 year old boy was wailing on a 8 year old girl. The kids were covered in padding, so it's not like they were in any real danger. The shops are nice- good for travelers, and people who are commuting on the trains. Sleek marble surfaces and chrome are the decor here, so it looks nice. It feels safe here. There's plenty of things going on around here- a bus station and a big library are next door. The station has a bunch of subway lines that come/go from here. They have a little model train that is supposed to go around on a track past miniature rural scenes. However that wasn't working, and a full scale model train that wasn't working either. Out in front of the station, tacos and other street foods are sold for ridiculously cheap prices. On the side of the station is the Plaza of the Americas- a nice open place to hang.

If you're looking for used books in English, go to Under The Volcano Books. It's on the second…read morefloor of the American Legion building. When we walked up on a Monday, a sign told us to yell "books." Within a minute, someone unlocked the gate and led us to a cramped room that feels like your grandma's attic. Books are organized by topic and piled high on shelves. Writing for travel sections at newspapers, I enjoyed their more local guides to Mexico City.

Currently under construction but it is not stopping them from supplying books and being kind. There…read moreis a nice eclectic selection and the guys are super helpful in trying to find you something you will enjoy.

Cool kitsch style shop unfortunately the service is not friendly…read more Servicio no muy amable

This review is about Artau Watch located at the WTC…read more Be careful. Very dishonest people. While I was visiting Mexico City I went there to buy a wristband for my watch. I was told it was $20 but when I saw my bank statement online I was charged $52.50. I went there the next day to talk to them and adjust the price or get a refund. Rude and dishonest. Do not do business with them.

You can only access the floors 4 & up unless your visiting a specific office and person. I gave it…read more2 stars do to the non existence of signage to find your way to the movie theater and food court. While studying architecture I personally did a walk through of the construction site extension (shops, restaurants, cinemas) with the head project manager...it made more sense then and was easier to navigate. It looks as if it were still unfinished with blank drywall , 15 years later!!!

A cool library/cafe located in Bosque de Chapultepec. Service is a bit slow; I had to flag the…read morewaiter down to order a coffee. The coffee was okay. We didn't get a chance to stay long because we had a jam-packed itinerary for the day. Nonetheless, there was a large book selection.

Was underwhelmed after seeing it on IG. they made it look so big. They were also out of everything…read morecold in a very hot day.

Everything is great here right in the hotel. Shop, restaurant. Great service wonderful selection…read moreboth in the store and at the restaurant. Great value for your money. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend both the restaurant and store. I will be coming back when in Pachuca.