Downtown Treasure Place

The property is very nice but the host Cristina is very terrible rude please need the phone number x the owners

Windows curtains was broken no toilet in the bedroom no shower in the bedroom

Habitación limpia, sería bueno que el desayuno incluyera frutas, no había comunicación desde el teléfono de la habitación con el Lobby.

The room had a bad smell and it was super hot no ace,showers dirty and no supplies for self care , Door locks not safe

The staff was friendly and helpful. Every morning they’d set up breakfast, asssted with any needs, and always asked if we needed anything

Love this place. Home away from home. The staff were very friendly and very polite. I would definitely come back and recommend this place to friends and family. Very pleased. Thank you

A Hidden Gem Just North of the Historic Center This hacienda-style hotel exceeded all expectations! Perfectly located just north of Mexico City's historic center, it offers easy access to major sights and attractions. The complimentary breakfast is served daily from 8am to 11am, and the on-site gym is available from 10am to 10pm -- perfect for staying active during your stay. The rooftop lounge is a standout feature: cozy, well-designed, and hosted by a warm, attentive staff who truly enhance the experience. What makes this place especially unique is its range of accommodations. Budget-friendly rooms are available with shared bathrooms and showers conveniently located in the foyer. For those seeking more privacy, the hotel also offers private apartment-style rooms complete with a full kitchen, refrigerator, private bathroom, and even a dedicated space for hand-washing clothes. Whether you're a budget traveler or looking for a bit more comfort, this hotel has something for everyone.

Not a real hotel, look like an apartment with many empty rooms for share in an unsafe environment. Party with loud music inside the apartment on weekend until 3:00am

Amazing Experience

It’s not a hotel. It’s like a shared kitchen, bathroom and showers, with your own room to sleep. They do have hotel rooms called “departamentos” but not what Expedia offered me.