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    Casa de la Luz

    4.5 (11 reviews)

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    Brian G.

    Yes we loved this place. The room had style and elegance, everything was scrupulously clean, the bathroom roomy and space outside our room itself where we could spread out and chill if we wanted to. The food at breakfast time was very good, at dinner time it was "different" (read somewhat tasteless and some questionable ingredients - like crickets!!) as it was almost everywhere in Mexico City. Mrs G and I both love Mexican food in the US. On this trip we learned that she loves CaliMex (as do I) and I really love TexMex. The location of the hotel is good for shopping, it is safe but Mexico City is HUGE and keep that in mind. If we were to go again I would probably choose a hotel in a more upmarket area and close to the Anthropological Museum etc.

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    Janet S.

    What a hidden jewel in Historic Centro de Mexico City. Found Casa de la Luz on Travelocity as a hotel/flight package. It's a renovated historic building from the 1500's with modern day comforts, walk-in shower, lux linens, free bottled water each day, and free WiFi. Our stay included free breakfast each day, which was ordered from an extensive menu of at least 20 different choices. They have a beautiful roof-top restaurant as well serving gourmet meals. The staff is amazing. Concierge Abraham Sánchez took care of our needs from the beginning, getting us transportation from the airport, scheduling our tours out of the city, helping us navigate the metro and printing our boarding passes for our departure. Muchísimas gracias Casa de la Luz!

    Gorditas

    I feel very lucky to have found this beautiful and historic hotel. Built in the 1500s, it is a beautiful mix of old and new. Both restaurants are fantastic with wonderful atmosphere. We had a lovely room overlooking the small square across the street (room 115). It is walkable to the Cathedral, Templo, and the City museum is across the street. The staff make everything perfect.

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    Gran Hotel Ciudad de México - Gran Hotel Ciudad de México

    Gran Hotel Ciudad de México

    (99 reviews)

    $$$

    Centro Sur

    Must try brunch buffet. Amazing food, outstanding views and impeccable service. Loved everything…read moreabout my experience, especially their coffee with anise and orange peel. Even my 18 old had a cup and loved it.

    I want to start by saying this review is difficult for me to write because my husband and I did a…read morelot of research before booking, and we were genuinely excited for our stay. We intentionally chose this hotel for its historic location and were aware of the location in the Zócalo area, which we were completely fine with. I will say upfront that the doormen were the highlight of our experience. They were consistently welcoming, informative, and far more helpful than the front desk staff. We booked a Zócalo junior suite and made multiple efforts in advance both by phone and email to request early check-in and a higher-floor room due to potential noise from the square. Upon arrival early in the morning at six am, we were told our room wasn't ready and were handed a key to wait in a lounge area. However, no one directed us there or explained anything the doorman had to step in and assist us. Unfortunately, the lounge itself was not very clean, with crumbs visible on the couches. When check-in time approached (around 2:30 PM, slightly before their standard 3 PM), I reiterated our request for a higher floor. Despite this, we were assigned room 103. We were told no other rooms were available, even though we had been there since 6 AM. Not wanting to go back and forth, we accepted the room. After a long overnight flight (delayed nearly three hours), we went to rest. Shortly after, we were woken up by a window that would not stay shut. There was an event in the Zócalo, so noise levels were extremely high. Additionally, our room was positioned directly below portable restrooms, and there was a noticeable sewage smell. Maintenance was sent to close the window, but we were hesitant to open it again after that. Being on such a low floor also meant we had no privacy and could not comfortably open the windows anyway. The following day, before leaving for the pyramids, I called the front desk (in Spanish) to request room cleaning and additional towels. When we returned around 2 PM, nothing had been done. Upon calling again, I was told that I had requested "room service," which was incorrect. There was no apology only blame. When housekeeping eventually came by, I had to gather trash myself from the bathroom and we were informed (for the first time) that a sign needed to be placed outside the door to receive service. This was never explained during check-in. Over the course of our four-day stay, our room was cleaned only once. The room itself had several issues. The air conditioning did not work properly and made loud noises throughout the night, leaving us waking up overheated. Because of our room location, opening the windows was not a viable option. The shower was also unsafe the handle was loose and nearly came off when I grabbed it, causing me to almost slip and fall. There were also loose electrical outlets in the bathroom, which was concerning. Additionally, our room consistently smelled like sewage, even though the hallways and lobby did not. The lobby itself was often overcrowded with visitors taking photos of the ceiling, making it difficult to move through at times. The room also did not match what was advertised online. The beds were not the four-poster style shown in photos instead, they were standard beds with a detached headboard that repeatedly knocked against the wall throughout the night. Overall, this stay was very disappointing. Between the lack of cleanliness, poor service, and room issues, it did not meet expectations especially for a hotel of this reputation. While we understood and accepted the challenges of the location, the service and room conditions were the main concerns. Unfortunately, I would not choose to stay here again, and part of me wishes we could receive some form of refund for the experience. Tips: For those traveling don't stay here if you don't want to walk to your uber especially late at night. If there are events that will result in street closures you will have to walk even further to get an uber. There was protests in the zocalo when we were there. At night the homeless come out and sleep around the area and right by the hotel. Ask for a higher floor or take ear plugs cus you won't be able to sleep there is a bar or a club somewhere that plays music till 3 am.

    Downtown México - Cocktails at the Downtown rooftop bar

    Downtown México

    (33 reviews)

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    Centro Sur

    Highly recommended to come check out for an escape from the buzz from CDMX historical center!!…read moreDefinitely consider hanging out here if you are waiting for your table at the world renowned Azul (refer to my Azul review) Ambiance: Damn, the place was absolutely empty when we walked in. But it did not feel dead, right away we were at ease. The rooftop bar is classy yet relaxing and you could easily see the skies and the chaos on the ground floor. There were only 2 other couples there and we felt like we robbed this city if some square footage of privacy and tranquility. You forget you were just dashing to catch a light and almost got ran over by a motorcycle just 10min ago. Drinks: The drinks were approximately $10 USD for pretty high end crafted cocktails with pretty sophisticated garnishes. Having picked up making cocktails as my COVID hobby, I can truly appreciate the amount of work put in with such low prices. Service: Though they did not speak much English, we were able to communicate easily with the English menu. Our servers rotated and were very attentive and helped us with the Wi-Fi. Absolutely stellar experience!!!

    The Downtown Hotel, Mexico City is a great hotel in a great location. I had a lot of individual…read moreimpressions. So, this time around, I'm just going to list them: - The staff are wonderful: Attentive, courteous, and patient with your rotten Spanish. - The rooms are dark like tombs--for pete's sake put some real lights in there. - The rooftop bar has great drinks, good food, and a host of entitled guests who think nothing of monopolizing spaces at the pool while they disappear for two hours for lunch. - Breakfast is a treat--the buffet is delicious, but watch out for the brewed coffee. It's dreck. (Kudos to the server who made us Americanos one morning even though we didn't ask.) - You can't beat the location. Palacio de Belle Artes and the Zocolo are equidistant. There you have it.

    Courtyard by Marriott Mexico City Vallejo

    Courtyard by Marriott Mexico City Vallejo

    (2 reviews)

    I had an excellent stay here. The staff were very friendly and accommodating, the room was very…read morecomfortable and clean, and the location was convenient (right in the airport, near terminal 1). My room was spacious and clean with a view into the courtyard below. The courtyard is an area we're you can lounge, buy Starbucks coffee and some food. It's also near the main lobby. The bed was super comfortable, and I appreciated having a sofa from which I could watch programs on the large screen TV. The bathroom was clean and had all the necessary amenities. The room service was great. You can order from the hotel restaurant, which has a good variety of food and drinks. The service was efficient and staff were friendly. I also was thankful for the taxi service. As I had a day to spend in the city before flying out, the hotel staff kindly arranged for a hired taxi. The rates were reasonable, the car was clean, and the driver was professional and accommodating. I would return to this hotel again on a layover or if I had a couple days in Mexico City.

    I had a great time at the Courtyard. I was having an issue with connecting to the wifi and the…read morefront desk staff went out of their way to assist me. I loved the fact that this location is directly next to a mall which makes it easy for finding food and shop especially if you need last-minute outfits. You can also see a pretty good view of the city which is about 30 mins away from this hotel. The dining room and furniture are all up to date and gorgeous there is also an outside eating area that gives you a nice view as well.

    Casa de la Luz - hotels - Updated June 2026

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