Isabel in Ciudad de México

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  Héctor Alonso Fileto Pérez

  :: 14 April 2018 05:34:21

  Nice hotel, cheap, clean. Pillows too hard for me, but it's ok

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  Alonso Fileto

  :: 31 March 2018 15:15:29

  Nice hotel from 1920, three bloks to zócalo

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  Anuar Yahir Jauregui

  :: 27 March 2018 22:52:04

  You really get what you pay for with this one... Got it for around $22 a night and boy does it show. Yes its decent in the lobby, but when i got there the elevator didnt work, doors have weak locks, there's no A/C or heaters, window open all day even though it has bars still seems unsafe. Bathroom is small and has no floor divider between the shower and the rest of the room. Floors are old and squeaky, bed was hard and barely sleepable, sheets were old and showed, even had some stains... There was also not enough electric outlets for two people which was frustrating. Overall, don't expect comforts for what you're paying, its better than most hostels if you want privacy or if you HAVE to be close to centro historico and have a very tight budget. Otherwise skip it.

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  Michael Prentiss

  :: 16 March 2018 17:32:26

  Though I've stayed here a couple of times 10 and 25 years ago, I always had access to a room with a window that opened out to the street. It's a funky old place with a great central courtyard. Rooms didn't have a great deal but always had a freestanding wardrobe and some type of chair and desk. This time my wife and I ended up in a smaller room with no window to the outside, no chair, no desk, no wardrobe, and the place had a lingering odor of boiled cabbage. I tried to get another room but could not. Probably won't be back as there are a number of hotels with less funk but better accommodations for the same price or cheaper in the area.

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  Joelle Goodwin

  :: 17 February 2018 17:18:41

  The Chilliquelies is to die for. You could have either egg or chicken, I asked for both. Just a little bit spicy. So good! And prices right.