Nice museum, it's free, you can go to the side of the museum and get a voucher. We did not make a…read morereservation but I'm sure it would be best. We had to return in a hour. Since there is so much to do in Mexico City, not a big deal.

Came here to use atm DONT EVER USE HSBC if your card is not…read morefrom their bank It happens to my friend I later hear and myself Their atms keep the cards, I came to this sucursal the next day at open Time to get it back They keep me waiting fits and as soon as they knew I was not a Hsbc card holder they told me the card get destroyed after the atm swallowing I never got my card And all sounded like a lie to me. BEWare!!!! Save yourself some trouble and walk to another atm

Santander Select, a Service below the ground at Banco Santander Mexico Branch - Av. Pdte. Masaryk…read more109 My recent encounter with Banco Santander's branch at Av. Pdte. Masaryk 109 in Mexico City, coupled with the service provided by Armando Lopez and Julio Zepeda at that branch, was nothing short of a nightmare. To begin with, I approached Armando Lopez and Julio Zepeda for assistance with opening an account with "Santander Select" as well as an international remittance for me to live in Mexico City. Shockingly, Julio Zepeda provided me with the wrong SWIFT code of Banco Santander Spain rather than Mexico, which led to a cascade of issues down the line. Despite my persistent attempts to seek clarification by reaching out via email and phone call to both of them, I received no response for an entire week. The subsequent excuse provided by Armando Lopez, claiming that external emails are not received by Santander employees, was absurd and contradictory to my previous interactions because I did receive email reply from them! This error already caused a significant delay and inconvenience in the transfer process. Upon correcting the SWIFT code and confirming all wiring instructions with Armando Lopez after all, I sent the funds again, only to face a recurrence of the previous issue. Despite providing detailed tracking information and codes for Armando Lopez to initiate an investigation with the paying bank, no action was taken. Armando Lopez had the audacity to assert that there is a fee and I had to be present in person for investigation purposes, and I should be happy that he would waive that for me. I am puzzled about the process and he just refused to talk to me on phone and asserted that we remained on whatsapp for communication. Of course the funds were once again bounced back days after yet he still said this is still under investigation at a "higher level". This lack of accountability and responsibility on the bank's part is utterly disgraceful. To add insult to injury, I discovered a charge of MXN870 was levied on my account due to it not meeting the minimum balance requirement. This fee, undoubtedly a result of the bank's incompetence and mishandling of my funds, further exacerbated my frustration and financial burden. Now it has again been 3 weeks. Based on the liaison with Armando Lopez, all the responses that I received include: (1) refusal of providing me on paper about the all the wiring instructions: (2) refusal of confirmation with me about the intermediate; (3) no refund to the above charge because the account is frozen! For God's sake, how can I trust you again without proper wiring instructions to top up my account? Overall, my experience with Banco Santander and its employees, Julio Zepeda and Armando Lopez, was beyond appalling. Their incompetence, lack of communication, and disregard for customer satisfaction are inexcusable. This experience has not only put me at a financial disadvantage but has also deeply disappointed and disillusioned me regarding the standard of service offered by this reputed financial institution. I once held Santander in high regard as an internationally reputable name, but I am now utterly dismayed by the association of such subpar services with such a misconception. I urge potential customers (especially people from outside Mexico) to steer clear of this branch and reconsider banking with Banco Santander altogether, while I am quitting this bank to stop further nightmares.

Great exchange rate for US dollars to Spanish Peso. Ensure that you have your passport, because…read morethey will ask for it.

I tried to make two withdrawals at Banamex ATM. Banamex debited my account both times, but I DID…read moreNOT RECEIVE ANY CASH!!

05/19/2018 Liverpool is sort of like a side street which…read morepours into a much busier street. Being right next door to Hotel & Suites PF, it looks like they took a corner of the building just to have ATMs locates here. I was very tempted to pull out more cash but I still have plenty of pesos going home. Everyone does the creative parking around here while avoiding the front of the hotel for valet parking. Drop off and pick up are done as well so don't want to block that access. I think it's smart to be next to the hotel because as tourists, I can always withdrawal money for another day of adventures.

Horrible exchange rate at ATMs. Almost 20% below the official rate. Same experience on other…read morecountries.

Expats, stay away. We had a mortgage with them and they took our money for the annual fideicomiso…read morefee and didn't pay the other bank holding the fideicomiso. We "sold" in 2020 and it has taken until now, and many thousands of additional USD to get the title to the buyer.