This quaint little gem is tucked away off Moctezuma street, replete with a beautiful courtyard with…read moredual babbling fountains. The Proprietor's are super gracious and helped us obtain bottled water and the requisite cerveza. The location to the Coyoacán zocalos is perfect. Two blocks. Security is excellent. Rooms are clean, and spacious. One of the most accommodating hotels I have had the pleasure of staying in Mexico City. Great find!

I'm not one to insult a place, but they should be a little more direct about the type of hotel they…read morehave. I was extremely embarrassed when I realized it was a Motel(a place where people go to have sex quick and then leave). I left my hotel room with my boyfriend and friend and when we returned, our room door was wide open. When I called and asked what happened, they didn't care and said they thought we left. I replied with saying how I paid for 2 nights so why would I leave? Then the man hung up on me. I then went to eat at their "restaurant" where the waiter had no idea what they even served there. We ordered pretty easy food, a veggie burrito, a steak burrito, and a Mollete. They brought us disgusting food. For the veggie burrito they brought us carrots and cauliflower wrapped in a flour tortilla. For the steak burrito, they brought me a ham and cheese roll up, and the Molletes meat and cheese tasted bad. I was so let down. My cousin is getting married this weekend, and that hotel was close. And the reviews were nice so we attempted to stay there. I felt like the rooms had cameras in them, and there was a little door that you could crawl through to get inside the room from the hallway. Extremely creepy. I felt unsafe. If you're trying to hang out with a prostitute for the night, this is the place for you. If you're trying to enjoy a vacation, don't stay here. The staff didn't care about anything. Except telling us my family couldn't be inside our room we rented unless we paid 200 pesos per person, per day. We ended up getting a different hotel. That is actually a HOTEL.

Casa Jacinta feels like stepping into The Madrigal House from Encanto. I arrived after dinner and…read morewas warmly welcomed before being shown to my room for the stay. While it's a charming bed and breakfast, do note that breakfast isn't complimentary--it's made to order. The property is small and cozy, which adds to its charm, but you can hear sounds from neighboring rooms and the occasional neighborhood dogs. If you've never been to Coyoacán, this quiet, neighborhood is where Frida Kahlo grew up, and you'll find several memorials dedicated to her nearby. One of the highlights of Casa Jacinta is the idyllic garden downstairs, where the plants are taken care of. It's the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee and soak in some tranquility--though the peace might depend on whether the neighbor's dog is behaving!

This was my first time in Coyoacan with a friend and staying at Casa Jacinta made my visit even…read morebetter. This beautiful boutique hotel is in a lovely and serene neighborhood in Coyoacan just walking distance to the mercado, central park area, Frida Kahlo museum, and tons of great places to eat. Our room was charming and clean, and the bathroom was beautifully adorned with tilework. It looks like it was a house turned into a small hotel, so it feels cozy and homey. They don't have too many rooms, which makes it feel more comforting and personal compared to a big hotel. There is a communal room with tables that serve as the breakfast area each morning (available for purchase). They also provide a self-service station for coffee, tea, and filtered water. This room also opens up to a lush backyard with seating providing a perfect tranquil ambiance. This hotel definitely exceeded my expectations. The staff was incredibly nice and accommodating to us. I loved it here and recommend a stay here if you're in the area!