Hotels With WiFi in Federal District, Mexico

This hotel used to be a 5-star, but now it's barely a 3-star. The furniture is very old, the carpet hasn't been replaced since it opened, the bathroom tiles are falling off, and the countertop has a hole in it. But for the price, and with breakfast included, it's okay. Most importantly, everything was clean! The water was hot. Breakfast was actually a bit of a letdown. We went to the restaurant, and there was a buffet with cakes, salads, fruit, and a steaming hot dish. And they told us: ”You only get a sandwich and tea... that's it... and anything else is an extra 180 pesos.”

The location is definitely the highlight of this hotel. They have an airport shuttle from terminal 2 that goes every 20minutes. Then there is a bridge to terminal 1 that is a 3 minute walk, very convenient. The room was okay and the staff were friendly enough I would stay here again for an early/late flight.

The hotel is close to China Town, and there are restaurants nearby, not far from the subway station. The air-conditioning is enough, the shower hot water is enough, there is a refrigerator and two free water. Stay comfortable The lobby Receptionist is very friendly. However, the soundproofing of the room is poor, and even the phone in the isolation room is heard, so I don't sleep well every day. There are stains on the bed and the towel is also pierced.

Huge & very comfortable bed! Excellent location for exploring the pretty areas of Roma Norte & Condessa which have incredible food spots! Also walkable to the metro! Reception staff were very helpful & the shower was good - consistent hot water and good pressure!

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

Room had little to do with the images on trip.com. Room was dark with no direct sunlight (wall around 50cm in front of the window). Morning shower was interrupted with an unpleasant surprise as the shower head fell onto me. Both complaints were adressed during check-out the same day, but staff were obviously not trained for complaints and could not handle my feedback, very disappointing for an 'upscale hotel'. trip.com service on the other hand was flawless as usual.

The room is quite satisfactory. It is relatively large, has windows, good air, and is equipped with a washbasin, toilet, and shower separated into 3 parts. Hot water and coffee are provided. There is a 24-hour front desk service. The service staff is very good and can provide a lot of useful information. Their attitude is also very good. They are very familiar with the local food, drink, and transportation, and gave us very good suggestions. One day we opened the window and many mosquitoes came in. The front desk provided an electric mosquito repellent. You can't put things in the shower. There is not much countertop in the room, so we took down the drawers of the desk and used them as countertops.

Great hotel to stay at in Mexico City because it's centrally located, and a tour operator picked me up for an excursion to Teotihuacan, which was fantastic. The staff was also cordial in general, and I felt safe with the private guard in the front lobby. As for the room, it was just as advertised in the adverisement description and pictures. Warm water worked, and so did the A/C. Wifi worked well, but because I have used Ibis Hotel in other countries, I already had a general account, so accessing wifi was a little tricky in the beginning, but after resetting my password, I was able to access wifi. With regards to the restaurant, some of the dishes were delicious for dinner, such as the Enchilada Suices. The breakfast buffet was well worth it and had a variety to select from. Overall, this hotel is a good value for your money.

Great location. Friendly staff. The cleanliness could be improved (we found ants in the room and bathroom). The room was very small. The buffet breakfast is served in the ground floor room where it was very cold. I asked if I could have scrambled eggs without ham (they were made for the buffet with ham), and I was told I would have to pay extra.