Hotels near Zocalo Square, Mexico City

Hotel Escala Siglo XXI is an old property but is a good option for the following reasons : - Excellent price for value - Convenient access from Mexico international airport - Spacious rooms with good light and good bed - Classical Mexican style hotel

A terribly bittersweet experience. I don't know if all rooms have the same problem, but at least in room 101, where my wife and I stayed, they have a very serious problem: the shower is quite high above the floor where the sink is. Furthermore, the floor where the sink is located isn't slippery like the shower floor, so when I got out of the shower, I took a very hard fall on the floor, which, when it got even slightly wet, became completely slippery. Fortunately, it didn't go beyond an arm injury that has disabled me for a couple of days now, for which no one is paying me, and for which I'm quite upset. I was close to hitting my head on the edge of the shower head, and that could have been too serious. I consider it negligence on their part to maintain this facility in this state. I'm young, yet I was close to having a major accident simply because the hotel doesn't have at least a mat or something similar to prevent the floor from slipping. I can't imagine what could happen to someone older than me after a fall like mine. I feel sorry for the hotel employees who were there when I mentioned the situation. They're very kind, but it seems they're completely tied down when it comes to making decisions and proposing solutions. I had to ask them for assistance to help me get my bags downstairs because I couldn't even move my arm, thinking it could even be a fracture. I hope the hotel management contacts me, because I'm extremely upset about this situation and I demand that they take action on the matter.

The atmosphere is different from Bellas Artes. There are many long-term residents, so it's a bit more friendly. Besides, the kitchen refrigerator is always full, so it seems to need some cleaning. The bathroom is also always dirty, with many people using it. Since the price difference isn't that big, I think Bellas Artes will be more comfortable. In terms of facilities, it's better to go with Bellas Artes.

The location was great, close to the Zocalo Square. It was a shame that the floor seemed to be tilted. The staff was kind and the breakfast was delicious!! It felt like living in a castle. There were no windows for ventilation.

The room is very comfortable, and close to the city center, there is free parking, the service attitude is also very good, it is very convenient to go out, there is a bus stop downstairs, hot water is sufficient,

The room was spacious, though the window was a bit small. The lobby itself felt like a historical site, rich with a sense of history. Its location is unbeatable, right next to the main cathedral and plaza. Plus, the metro station is just a convenient five-minute walk away.

Very good hotel, This came in as a surprise when booking as it was not really recommend, but the hotel location is very central and the staffs are super nice, they are there to help as much as they can! room also clean. the only downside would be the shower as this is showerhead was quite hard and feel like piercing through my skin when showering.

For a hotel which was rated at 4 stars, the rooms lacked a/c, a refrigerator, a heater, a kettle and extra blankets. When i asked for some ice, i was told there was none available, only hot water. I wouldn't return to stay there again.

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.

I stayed here for 4 days as a solo travelers. Very comfortable bed, friendly staff, very good breakfast. Within walking distance of Centro Historico attractions. I paid a very reasonable price for A4 start hotel. Recommended!