2-Star Hotels in Federal District, Mexico

The room is quite satisfactory. It is relatively large, has windows, good air, and is equipped with a washbasin, toilet, and shower separated into 3 parts. Hot water and coffee are provided. There is a 24-hour front desk service. The service staff is very good and can provide a lot of useful information. Their attitude is also very good. They are very familiar with the local food, drink, and transportation, and gave us very good suggestions. One day we opened the window and many mosquitoes came in. The front desk provided an electric mosquito repellent. You can't put things in the shower. There is not much countertop in the room, so we took down the drawers of the desk and used them as countertops.

Overall, the price is very high, the room is also big. Coffee machine, microwave oven, refrigerator. The main entrance is on the side of the road, a bit noisy. The bathroom spray I live in is bad, I can barely use it, but the water is very small and a bit irritable. The traffic is very convenient, you can walk to the Angel column, the whole area is very safe! It is very convenient to go out early and return to public transportation + walk within ten minutes.

I really liked the location of this hostel, incredibly safe and beautiful area with lots of restaurants nearby. The floors creak alot and you hear almost every move everyone makes in the whole building.

Note: The address provided by the platform is incomplete, so it is not accurate on the map. It is actually located slightly north. After passing two roads north of the supermarket Comer, you can see a gray building facing the eight-line expressway. There is no sign on the wall except the number 18, which is a bit mysterious. Let me talk about the advantages first: the room has a large desk. There is a refrigerator and a usable kitchenette in the public area. The price is cheap. There are many disadvantages: the location is relatively remote. Facing the 24-hour noise of the expressway, it is difficult to hear the video without headphones. But what I am most uncomfortable with is the bathroom. There are about ten rooms on the third floor where I live. It is a rooftop addition, and there is no bathroom. There is only one on the first and second floors, and there are five mini bathrooms on the ground floor. I usually have to go down to the G floor to use the toilet. In addition, the dry and wet separation design of the bathroom is not good, and water often splashes into the toilet area.

The room is very comfortable, and close to the city center, there is free parking, the service attitude is also very good, it is very convenient to go out, there is a bus stop downstairs, hot water is sufficient,

There is a fast bus at the doorstep of the hotel, which is very convenient for the city centre and bus station. There is a BBQ restaurant next door to the hotel worth recommending. The room was very clean and the hotel has a swimming pool. Recommended

Still more classical shops, classical shops are not big. But very elegant, the city center, very convenient, very close to the Constitution Square and the National Palace. There is a local breakfast shop next to it that is very famous. If you have to queue up, the locals will eat.

Great service and kindness. One suggestions: add power plugs close to the bed