Mexico City Hotel Guide - General Hospital of Mexico Dr. Eduardo Liceaga hotels in Mexico City, Mexico.

"The shower was in really bad condition Floor tiles in the ahower dull of black mold Really uncomfortable Water flow from the shower really slow In general the washroom was not in a good shape "

"Excellent central location in Reforma. 15min walk to Centro/Chinatown. Breakfast has wonderful variety of food, Starbucks in hotel, OxxO, 7-11, pharmacy nearby as well as a great taco place across the street."

"The rooms were nice and the property was very clean. The staff was very nice, polite and helpful. The hallway to the room on the upper floor was extremely hot. The hot air was coming from the AC vents and not vented to the roof or outside the building. I think they were in the process of correcting this because a couple guys were working on it. There were no kitchen towels, but we had an extra hand towel from the bathroom that we used. The beds are also not very soft. We wanted extra coffee (only 2 pods per day were given) and asked the front desk for some. They wanted to charge extra for that, even though we didn't have our room cleaned that day. The hotel is in a nice location, but we still needed to use Didi or Uber to get all the places we wanted to go. Not close enough to walk to historical areas."

"The room itself had a nice view and balcony but there were scuffs everywhere, hole in the bathroom floor, and little flies in the shower when we got there. We paid extra for an upgrade and didn’t feel like much of an upgrade other than a better view. The bed was uncomfortable and pillows were terrible! We requested an extra pillow and we were told they did not have any. We decided to check out the rooftop finally since it was closed 2 days in a row for a private party and there were no propane tanks to turn on the fire pits and no one there to order a drink since again the rooftop was closed 2 days in a row of course both days of the weekend and rooftop being on the 14th floor which is the floor we were staying at, it was super loud the music was blasting could hear it to our room and all the drunk people screaming in the halls after the party while we were trying to sleep. We understand the noise of the city itself but to have to deal with drunk people and loud music down the hall 2 nights in a row that sucked! And on checkout day after paying late checkout we had the cleaning lady banging on our door at 12 when check out was at 1 and she stood at the door waiting for us until we left because someone else was checking in at 3. Overall the experience was not the best. It has potential it’s in a good location and has a great view of the city from the balcony with a beautiful rooftop but not much going on up their either."

"Clean room "

"Very nice place! Love it! I will stay there for my next trip."

"Me encanta y lo volvería a elegir!"

"Amazing location. Great restaurants, bars, bikes, etc. loved the boulevard and trees. Breakfast was minimal, plugs didn’t work some toime, plug locations were awkward, my room card didn’t work three times, an English language TV program (maybe news) is lacking, the soap dispensers were awkward, noise level was fine."

"The hotel is very conveniently located and safe - it was just around the block from the artisan market, tacqueria orinoco and a couple nice breakfast spots which I walked to daily. It was also close to a club I went to when Yellowclaw played. It is also close to the Angel of Independence so the transportation for the hot air balloon tour was able to pick me up. The staff is very polite and I want to mention Isaac who helped me with my bags when I first got there. I would say that the walls are very thin and you can hear even when the water is running in the other room lol but it didn’t bother me much. My room was by the street side and it can get loud at night so if this bothers you, probably request a room on the quieter side. Overall I would stay here again!"