Hotels near "El reloj" Park, Coyoacan

Me fascinó el lugar, tienen una excelente atención, el precio es muy económico para la zona y la ubicación es excelente. Tiene una terraza y un Roof muy cómodo. La limpieza es excelente, todo estaba limpio tanto mi habitación como áreas públicas. El lugar en general es muy bello!

Everything feels solid and well-constructed with great attention to detail. Beds are comfortable with crisp snowy white sheets and duvet covers. We chose a suite and had plenty of storage and a very functional kitchen allowing us to take some meals in the room or courtyard. The hosts are very welcoming and available if you need them. They show that you don't need to compromise to live an eco-friendly lifestyle. Clever methods of passive lighting brighten the mood as well as the rooms. Heaters are present in the room, though we didn't need them during our stay. Like everything else, they are powered by electricity generated onsite from solar energy.

Everyone very kind and helpfull

The location is good if you want to go to WTC (World Trade Center) I stayed at this hotel for 5 nights at the end of August 2007 because I was going to sign an agreement at WTC in Mexico City. The hotel is clean, well decorated and the service staff is good. The best place for this hotel is just across the street from WTC, not expensive, and free breakfast. Of course this hotel is not completely ideal, the hotel does not have restaurants, room service and bar. You don't need these... You can see next door to the hotel Crowne Plaza, These two hotels are actually connected. Five steps from the Holiday Inn elevator to the lobby of Crowne Plaza, where there is a bar and several restaurants. Better thing, across the street, there is a pharmacy in the opposite direction of WTC, a convenience store (Carolina beer can 0.6 dollars) and a Mexican restaurant (Tortas Beto). Really Mexican and cheap. I went to Tortas Beto for dinner several nights and loved it. WTC had restaurants and cinemas, of course. The hotel is a block from one of Mexico City's main thoroughfares - Rebels Avenue (Avenida Insurgentes) - where you can eat more restaurants and have more entertainment. Anyway, we returned to this hotel. After the first door is the gym, with three threaded scythes and a gym bike right in front of the breakfast restaurant. It's funny because if you see someone exercising, you're a little guilty about having breakfast (I didn't see a single person when I went there). They have free high-speed Internet (WiFi) and you can find signals at Crowne Plaza. There are ice machines on the 3rd, 5th and 7th floors (did you think of Coronas ?)Holiday Inn beds are very comfortable, there are many pillows that no one cares about, and the room is spacious. But I have seen them have small rooms too. No noise bothers me, but I can hear some TV when I go downstairs to the lobby Sound. It takes 16 minutes to ride from hotel to airport, but it was a Saturday afternoon. In Mexico City, after 5pm on weekdays, you must plan at least 80 minutes from hotel to airport. Another suggestion: The hotel is in the heart of low-cost Mexican routes (interjet), so you can often see people in the lobby waiting for the Toluca(TLC) airport free haul (not MEX). So if you have time to visit other cities in Mexico, stay at Holiday Inn Hotel is great. Short haulage takes you to the airport want to enjoy free haulage You have to have an Interjet ticket. I hope this review will help you. Please share your experience too. Sometimes we are angry at sharing bad experiences, but it is more helpful to guide other tourists to share. Regards!

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I don’t typically leave reviews but our stay at the Kimpton Virgilio was exceptional. The staff, the room, the restaurant were all amazing. It was super convenient for us to leave our bags there beforehand and afterwards, which was great while we explored the city. We also were running the Mexico City Marathon and they were extremely helpful with providing us advice on getting there at 5am in the morning. I would like to call out Rodrigo, the front desk who was extremely helpful throughout our stay. If you’re staying in Mexico City, I could not recommend the Kimpton more.