2-Star Hotels in Federal District, Mexico

The hotel is in a great location, with bars, cafes, restaurants, malls, green areas and a metro station, all within waking distance, great place! The only let down was that there weren't desks/chairs in the room. Both I and other people travelling for work had the same experience, we had all booked a ”business room”, I just think it was a missed opportunity since the rooms were big enough to have at least a chair in them. The reception area does have tables, and sofas, in fact, at times, there were a number of different people taking work calls - suggesting probably a similar experience - so it's not a deal breaker, especially as I was there to attend meetings externally, but it would have been nice to ”work” a chair and a small desk into the room. I understand the hotel has meeting rooms available too, however there were none available for a number of days. It is however still a very nice hotel, I would stay again, just important to manage expectations if you have to work all day.

I had a great 4-night stay at Hotel Amigo Suite! I arrived quite early on my first day, and the receptionist was very helpful—she allowed me to do an early check-in for a fee everything was very clean, quiet, and comfortable. The staff here is super, super nice and attentive! Every morning when I walked past, the receptionist would kindly ask me if I needed anything at all. It was such a thoughtful touch that made me feel so welcome. Plus, they have free coffee available for guests, which is amazing! The location is also unbeatable. It is super well-located right in the historic center. You can walk to the Zócalo, the Palacio Nacional, and all the famous streets in just 10 minutes. I recommend this place

We got a warm welcome from the front desk, Edgard. The suite is very spacious and comfortable. We had a great time here. Very nice hotel to stay in Mexico city.

The overall environment is good, clean and tidy, the front desk is warm and thoughtful, the service smiles, very warm, the breakfast can be appropriately rich, the surrounding travel is convenient, the room area is really small, and the room in the row of the road may be noisy, others are fine!

I had a private room, the place is secure and clean. Just one microwave to use. It's only 15min away from airport in an Uber. It's a good 1hr drive from the city but Uber are cheap. There can be a bit of a smell outside as the meat market is in the same street. They have flat screen smart tv so you can log on to streaming services. But the WiFi is a bit hit and miss. I forgot my phone and didn't realise to i was at the airport. They do not speak any English so I had go back in a taxi. It was Halloween and DAY OF THE DEAD celebrations and the decorate the hotel

I stayed at this hotel during my trip to Mexico City. The hotel is located in the Cuauhtémoc district, which was incredibly convenient as it offered easy access to major tourist attractions and business areas. I particularly appreciated the abundance of restaurants and shops nearby, making my stay very comfortable. Its proximity to the city center and public transportation was also a big plus.

The dormitory was spacious and the beds were stable and comfortable. Each bed had curtains and small shelves, which secured a private space. Wi-Fi is stable and connected in the room, of course, in the shared space. The shower has hot water coming out immediately and the water pressure is sufficient. The tired body warmed up firmly by the bus movement

A lot of mosquitoes in the room, super annoying, and there was no way to deal with them according to the service desk. Poor insulation, you can hear people walking, dragging their luggage, talking… Windows only open to the inside of the house, no direct sunlight. You will need to give them your ID for access of hair dryer every time… Inconvenient and feel not trusted. It’s a hotel, not a hostel, and it’s not like the hair dryer is a Dyson or something.

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.

The hostel's location is quite good, right near the subway station. Facilities: The room has a bathroom, but it's pretty basic. There's a kitchen on the rooftop, but you have to bring your own utensils. Overall, the value for money is decent.