Singular Sócrates

Estuvo bien

Que no son muy específicos en lo de los baños compartidos

la ubicacion y la facilidad de acceso y salida

pues en general la habitación es en extremo austera, minima, la puerta es super endeble, los muros delgados, no tiene ventilacion ni luz exterior, la luz da calor, y al no haber ventilacion el calor aumenta, la cama no resulto comoda

La ubicación, wifi, la limpieza en general. Es la 2da vez que me quedo.

Que no hay ni un garrafón de agua en la cocina y que la cobija que saco del armario para taparme huele a humedad (no las sábanas, la cobija).

The location was rather close to my destination (U.S. Embassy), it's a 15-20 minute walk and it was the cheapest location I found available in the area. The neighborhood (Polanco) is very safe and full of high-end apartments and office buildings. Several commercial establishments and places to eat in the area. The room has a sliding glass door to a small patio with a tree which was nice to open and freshen up or illuminate the room with.

The room was very small, smaller than I expected. It had barely enough space for the bed and a couple of small shelves to place items on. There is only one light to illuminate the room which was quite dim and made the room seem dark all the time. There are "rules" in the building and they state that the place has quiet hours from 9pm to 9am, and that people that disturb the peace could get kicked out or fined up to MXN 10,000 (very arbitrary); but late at night (after 12 am) people kept walking in and out and talking in the hallway, the staff which seem to stay in the room next door kept opening and closing doors and we could hear them talk and watch content on their phones, it was hard to sleep until after 1am when everything actually got quiet. We could hear some loud stomping and shuffling from the upstairs guest(s). The bathroom is shared with two other rooms and apparently the staff that stay overnight, I had to wait over an hour to use it before going to bed. The soap dispenser didn't seem to work. The closest metro station (Polanco) is a bit far (around 15 blocks), if you arrive using public transport Google says you can take a bus from the Sevilla station but we didn't try it; the area is very safe to walk around even at night, we arrived around 7 pm and walked from the Polanco station to the hotel, it was about 15 minutes.

Location and safeness.

The apartment was not warm at all, inside was like a hostel.